Automated Prognostics and Health Management (PHM) is a requirement for advanced military aircraft. PHM is the key to achieving true condition-based maintenance. PHM processing strategies include modules for the processing of known nominal and fault conditions. However in real operations there will also occur faults and other off-nominal operations that were never anticipated nor ever encountered before. We call these events anomalies. Missing the presence of an anomaly could potentially be catastrophic with the loss of the pilot and aircraft. Several different anomaly detectors (ADs) have been developed for advanced military aircraft to solve this problem. Fusion of these ADs can significantly reduce false alarms while at the same time substantially improving detection performance. Fusion is a way of approaching the goal of perfect detection with zero false alarms. We have developed a neural net approach for performing AD fusion. Presented is a description of that technique and the application to military aircraft subsystem data.
Anomaly detector fusion processing for advanced military aircraft
2001 IEEE Aerospace Conference Proceedings (Cat. No.01TH8542) ; 6 ; 3125-3137 vol.6
2001-01-01
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