A practical discussion of an overall design concept is provided for real-time intelligent sensor control systems. The discussion focuses on one component of this design concept. This component is an embedded, intelligent, decision aid called the Advice Generator. The sensor control system on the F-14D aircraft. The F-14D currently employs several autonomous sensor suites. The Radar Intercept Officer (RIO) who sits in the back seat of the aircraft is required to manually co-ordinate and control these sensors. The RIO must also interpret the data for each sensor and mentally integrate the results. This task is burdensome and often impossible to accomplish. Intelligence is introduced into the sensor management system of the aircraft within a control context. The essence of the design separates control of induction from control of deduction in the sensor management system. The design allows the expert system component to do what expert systems do best, deduce, while overall control of induction is managed by the human (RIO) in the loop.
Practical issues in the development of an embedded real-time expert system
Ein Echtzeit-Expertensystem für die Flugregelung und die Verifikation der Meßdaten
1994
7 Seiten, 2 Bilder, 5 Quellen
Conference paper
English
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