In this paper, the problem of data bundling from different channels to determine the current location of a military aircraft belonging to the platform navigation system was investigated. The calculation of the data bundling coefficients by the least-squares method is proposed based on the data related to loads, orientation angles and speed recorded in the black box during the flight. Data from different channels (speed channel, load channel and GPS channel) are converted to like quantities (expressed as speed). The bundling coefficients (weight coefficients) of the speed and load channels data are calculated based on the GPS data of the flight start time (approximately 30-60 seconds of flight). Using these weight coefficients, the speed and load channels data are bundled, and the trajectory of the aircraft over the entire duration of the flight is plotted. This approach allows obtaining a satisfactory flight path in real-time for the subsequent flight period.
ALGORITHM OF AIRCRAFT FLIGHT DATA PROCESSING IN REAL-TIME
2020
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