Transport of Flight Critical Data Over Internet Protocol

Ragothaman, Vijay; Baloch, Fariha; Pendse, Ravi

doi:10.1109/dasc.2005.1563307

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“…• some solutions do not consider the different "preferences" that could be expressed by multimedia applications, where some ones may wish to prioritize bandwidth [12] while others may prefer prioritize delay [9];…”

Section: Specific Transport Protocolsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Transport protocols: limitations, evolution obstacles and solutions for an actual deployment in the Internet

Oulmahdi

Chassot

Wambeke

2015

International Journal of Parallel, Emergent and Distributed Sys

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The Transport layer, designed for old networking contexts and now obsolete applications requirements, is inefficient. This paper discusses the reasons behind this inefficiency and the obstacles to the evolution of Transport protocols. The discussion is then extended to derive new requirements for the Transport layer, both functional and architectural, in order to ensure optimal performances in all current and future contexts. To meet these new requirements, a novel architectural design of the Internet Transport layer is proposed following a service-oriented and a component-based approach. The proposed solution allows for optimization of the Transport service performance, facilitation of its utilization, and is aimed at allowing the integration of new services as needed.

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Section: Specific Transport Protocolsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Transport protocols: limitations, evolution obstacles and solutions for an actual deployment in the Internet

Oulmahdi

Chassot

Wambeke

2015

International Journal of Parallel, Emergent and Distributed Sys

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“…In [1] and [2], the authors have shown that the available IP connectivity between aircraft and ground can be used as a supplementary mechanism to aid communication and navigation from aircraft to ground. This connectivity is established with the help of satellite links and Mobile IP [3] and the concept can be extended to provide support for surveillance related information.…”

Section: Ip Connectivitymentioning

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Unassisted Aircraft Landing Via Co-Operative Data Exchange

Ragothaman

Baloch

Pendse

2006

2006 Ieee/Aiaa 25TH Digital Avionics Systems Conference

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The Air Traffic Controller (ATC) is required to maintain a safe and orderly flow of airplanes in any airport. A fairly recent incident at the Los Angeles Airport (LAX) caused a blackout to the entire control tower and resulted in a number of aircrafts being stranded in the air, due to the lack of communication with the ATC. This incident has caused widespread concern in the aircraft community and needs to be addressed so that future occurrences can be avoided. IntroductionAutomatic Dependent Surveillance -Broadcast (ADS-B) is a Global Positioning System (GPS) based air-traffic surveillance technology. The concept behind ADS-B is that an aircraft can automatically broadcast its identification address, GPS derived latitude and longitude, altitude, and the 3-D velocity. This broadcast information from ADS-B can be picked up by the ATC and used to track aircrafts more precisely than with radar. This concept can be extended to involve other aircrafts in the same airspace to be equipped with an ADS-B receiver, hence allowing them to listen to these broadcasts and be able to know the location of others aircrafts. The system proposed in this paper is intended to serve as a supplementary mechanism to existing air-ground systems and can be extended to operate on its own in case of unforeseen circumstances such as loss of power to the ATC.

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Transport of Flight Critical Data Over Internet Protocol

Cited by 2 publications

References 5 publications

Transport protocols: limitations, evolution obstacles and solutions for an actual deployment in the Internet

Transport protocols: limitations, evolution obstacles and solutions for an actual deployment in the Internet

Unassisted Aircraft Landing Via Co-Operative Data Exchange

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