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A Helicopter Path Planning Method Based on AIXM Dataset
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Author(s): Lai Xin (Civil Aviation Flight University of China, China), Liang Chang Sheng (China Aviation Navigation Data Co., Ltd., China), Jiayu Feng (Civil Aviation Flight University of China, China)and Hengyan Zhang (Civil Aviation Flight University of China, China)
Copyright: 2024
Volume: 26
Issue: 1
Pages: 17
Source title:
Journal of Cases on Information Technology (JCIT)
DOI: 10.4018/JCIT.333469
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Abstract
ICAO has emphasized that aeronautical information agencies should provide digitized aeronautical data and information, and realize that aeronautical data exchanging internationally in AIM. The AIXM structured aeronautical information dataset will be the main source of aeronautical basic data in the aeronautical information exchange network. In this article, the authors first analyze the spatio-temporal attributes of AIXM dataset and design the query method of AIXM structured obstacle data based on the research of AIXM coding specification. Secondly, the helicopter path planning is taken as the research scenario. Using the AIXM obstacle dataset and route dataset, combining the helicopter performance constraints to construct the envelope frame for collision judgment, and a new path planning method with improving the classical A* algorithm based on the AIXM dataset is proposed. The proposed method is validated and visualized. The validation results show that the proposed method reduces the frequency of helicopter turning, and ensures the safe distance between the flight path and the obstacles.
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