Description
Air traffic controllers need advanced information and automated systems to provide a safe environment for everyone traveling by plane. One of the primary challenges in developing training for automated systems is to determine how much a trainee will need to know about the underlying technologies to use automation safely and efficiently. To ensure safety and success, task analysis techniques should be used as the basis of the design for training in automated systems in the aviation and aerospace industries.
Automated Systems in the Aviation and Aerospace Industries is a pivotal reference source that provides vital research on the application of underlying technologies used to enforce automation safety and efficiency. While highlighting topics such as expert systems, text mining, and human-machine interface, this publication explores the concept of constructing navigation algorithms, based on the use of video information and the methods of the estimation of the availability and accuracy parameters of satellite navigation. This book is ideal for aviation professionals, researchers, and managers seeking current research on information technology used to reduce the risk involved in aviation.
Author's/Editor's Biography
Tetiana Shmelova (Ed.)
Tetiana Shmelova, Doctor of Science, Professor of Department of Air Navigation Systems in National Aviation University (Ukraine). Areas of Scientific Interests: Artificial Intelligence; Mathematical Models of Decision-Making by operators in the Air Navigation System, especially in Emergency; Decision Support Systems; Research of Air Navigation system as Socio-technical system; Professional Effectiveness using Aviation Sociometry and Socionics; Management and Marketing in aviation; Information technology and Informatics of Decision-Making in the Air Navigation System; Problems of Human Factors in aviation. Author of more than 300 scientific articles, books, methodical manuals, copyright certificates, guides, monographs in fields of aviation, economics, mathematics, the theory of system. Teaching courses: Decision Making; Mathematical Programming; Effectiveness of Air Traffic Management; Effectiveness of Unmanned Systems; Artificial Intelligence.
Yuliya Sikirda (Ed.)
Yuliya Sikirda, Associate Professor of Management, Economy, Law and Tourism Department at the Flight Academy of National Aviation University. Has graduated from the Flight Academy of National Aviation University (former State Flight Academy of Ukraine) in 2001, received a Master degree on specialty “Air Traffic Services” specialization “Air Traffic Control”. Has got a diploma of PhD in Technical Sciences on specialty “Automated Control Systems and Advanced Information Technologies” (2004). PhD thesis “Modelling of Decision Support System for an Air Traffic Controller in Flight Emergency Situations”, the thesis has defended in Kyiv Automation Institute. In 2006 has received an attestat of Associate Professor of Management and Economy Department. Since 2014 is the member of the specialized scientific council for the defense of dissertations for PhD in Technical Sciences on the specialty “Navigation and Traffic Control”. The author and co-author of about 180 scientific works, including three manuscripts and more than 40 articles in specialized scientific publications, three copyright certificates on computer programs. Together with the scientific work has actively engaged in the methodological provision of the educational process, during the years of labor activity above 80 teaching and methodological works have been issued. Areas of scientific interests: increasing of the decision making efficiency by the human-operator of the Air Navigation System in flight emergencies; assessment of the influence of aviation enterprises’ internal and external management environment factors on the activity of the Socio-technical System’s operator. Teaching courses: ”Introduction to the Specialty”, “Transport and Transport Infrastructure”, “Information Systems in Management”, “Methodology of Scientific Researches”, ”Mathematical Modelling of Professional Tasks”.