NASA NTRS · 19860018596
Time-based air traffic management using expert systems
Abstract
A prototype expert system was developed for the time scheduling of aircraft into the terminal area. The three functions of the air traffic control schedule advisor are as follows: first, for each new arrival, it develops an admissible flight plan for that aircraft. Second, as the aircraft progresses through the terminal area, it monitors deviations from the flight plan and provides advisories to return the aircraft to its assigned schedule. Third, if major disruptions such as missed approaches occur, it develops a revised plan. The advisor is operational on a Symbolics 3600, and is programed in MRS (a logic programming language), Lisp, and FORTRAN.
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Tobias, L., Scoggins, J. L.. 1986-04-01. Time-based air traffic management using expert systems. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19860018596
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