干旱区生态环境知识资源中心(Arid): Aviation Weather Information Communications Study (AWIN). Phase 1 and 2

Arid

报告编号	NASA/CR-2000-210469, E-12461, NAS 1.26:210469
来源ID	NTRS_Document_ID: 20000121138
	Aviation Weather Information Communications Study (AWIN). Phase 1 and 2
	Ball, J. W.; Herron, R. G.; Nozawa, E. T.; Thomas, E. A.; Witchey, R. D.
英文摘要	This two part study examines the communication requirements to provide weather information in the cockpit as well as public and private communication systems available to address the requirements. Ongoing research projects combined with user needs for weather related information are used to identify and describe potential weather products that address decision support in three time frames: Far-Term Strategic, Near-Term Strategic and Tactical. Data requirements of these future products are identified and quantified. Communications systems and technologies available in the public as well as private sector are analyzed to identify potential solutions. Recommendations for further research identify cost, performance, and safety benefits to justify the investment. The study concludes that not all weather information has the same level of urgency to safety-of-flight and some information is more critical to one category of flight than another. Specific weather products need to be matched with communication systems with appropriate levels of reliability to support the criticality of the information. Available bandwidth for highly critical information should be preserved and dedicated to safety. Meanwhile, systems designed for in-flight-entertainment and other passenger/crew services could be used to support less critical information that is used only for planning and economic decision support.
英文关键词	COCKPIT WEATHER INFORMATION SYSTEMS AIRCRAFT COMMUNICATION AIRBORNE EQUIPMENT WEATHER FLIGHT CONDITIONS AVIATION METEOROLOGY METEOROLOGICAL SERVICES AIRCRAFT SAFETY BANDWIDTH METEOROLOGICAL PARAMETERS
出版年	2000
报告类型	Technical Report
语种	英语
国家	美国
URL	http://hdl.handle.net/2060/20000121138
资源类型	科技报告
条目标识符	http://119.78.100.177/qdio/handle/2XILL650/259274
推荐引用方式 GB/T 7714	Ball, J. W.,Herron, R. G.,Nozawa, E. T.,et al. Aviation Weather Information Communications Study (AWIN). Phase 1 and 2,2000.