Adapting Scenario Definition Language for Formalizing UAS Concept of Operations

Torens, Christoph; Durak, Umut; Nikodem, Florian; Dauer, Johann C.; Adolf, Florian-Michael; Dittrich, Jörg

doi:10.2514/6.2018-0127

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“…(pilot training) no. Torens et al (2018) – Operational restrictions by risk assessment, formalization of documents for stakeholders Simulation Language to express flight scenarios m.l. (UAS d ) no.…”

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Influence of COVID-19 on air travel - A scenario study toward future trusted aviation

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Journal of Air Transport Management

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Influence of COVID-19 on air travel - A scenario study toward future trusted aviation

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“…Thereby, it implicity presents the constraints that ensure safe operation. We proposed previously using ConOps to design a scenario description language that will ensure specification of simulation scenarios that conform to the constraints of ConOps [5].…”

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“…In our previous study [5], we prosed to extend the simulation scenario definion language. This is done through a formal specification of the ConOps constraints.…”

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“…There are many use cases for a formalized version of the Concept of Operation (ConOps) description, such as tool support for development of the ConOps document, simulation and validation [5]. One particular use case we will discuss in this paper is to use the formalized ConOps description, specifically the operational restrictions defined therein, as input for the automatic supervision of the operation.…”

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“…The American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics Modeling and Simulation Technical Committee recently launched a working group towards the development of a standard scenario definition language for aviation. In previous work [5], this language specification was extended in order to model specific operation safety boundaries of a system. The goal of our previous research is to create a dialect of the simulation scenario definition language that can be used to describe safe scenarios for a particular system of interest.…”

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Previous work introduced an approach for formally describing the concept of operations for unmanned aircraft. For this purpose, an existing language for simulation scenario description was adapted. In the context of the specific operation category, an upcoming European regulation for the operation of unmanned aircraft, the description and acceptance of the concept of operations plays a major role for flight approval on a per mission basis. This paper extends the previous approach further with combining the formalized description of the concept of operations with our existing approach for runtime monitoring. Monitoring the behavior at runtime can be used to enforce certain limits on the behavior. Therefore, the concept of operations is an ideal input for the monitoring approach. As a basis for the information relevant for the concept of operations the official annex to the guidelines document for the specific operation risk assessment is used, as well as an internal concept of operations document for a DLR research unmanned aircraft system.

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Adapting Scenario Definition Language for Formalizing UAS Concept of Operations

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