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Identification of a typical flight patterns

Abstract

Method and system for analyzing aircraft data, including multiple selected flight parameters for a selected phase of a selected flight, and for determining when the selected phase of the selected flight is atypical, when compared with corresponding data for the same phase for other similar flights. A flight signature is computed using continuous- valued and discrete-valued flight parameters for the selected flight parameters and is optionally compared with a statistical distribution of other observed flight signatures, yielding a typicality scores for the same phase for other similar flights. A cluster analysis is optionally applied to the flight signatures to define an optimal collection of clusters. A level of atypicality for a selected flight is estimated, based upon an index associated with the cluster analysis.

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Irving C Statler, Thomas A Ferryman, Brett G Amidan, Paul D Whitney, M White, Alan R Willse, , Scott K Cooley, Joseph Griffith Jay, Robert E Lawrence, Chris Mosbrucker, Loren J Rosenthal, Robert E Lynch, Thomas R Chidester, Gary L Prothero, Adi L Andrei, Timothy P Romanowski, Daniel E Robin, Jason W Prothero. 2005-08-30. Identification of a typical flight patterns. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20050237956

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