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Using disjunctive scheduling for a new sequencing method in multiple-conflicts solving

Carlier, J. / Nace, D. / Duong, V. / Nguyen, H.-H.

The en route conflict resolution remains a major concern for Air Traffic Management (ATM), especially in core European airspace where the current Air Traffic Control (ATC) system is approaching its capacity limits. In this paper we discuss a new research direction based on disjunctive scheduling models with emphasis on the coordination of conflict resolution actions. Indeed, we model of clusters of conflicts with disjunctive PERT graphs. The resulting global solution from the disjunctive PERT graphs suggests the sequencing of conflict resolution actions for large clusters of conflicts that could be used as a coordination tool for airborne autonomous conflict management as well as for ground-based Collaborative Decision Making (CDM) to optimize conflict resolution solutions.

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Using disjunctive scheduling for a new sequencing method in multiple-conflicts solving

Carlier, J. / Nace, D. / Duong, V. / Nguyen, H.-H.

The en route conflict resolution remains a major concern for Air Traffic Management (ATM), especially in core European airspace where the current Air Traffic Control (ATC) system is approaching its capacity limits. In this paper we discuss a new research direction based on disjunctive scheduling models with emphasis on the coordination of conflict resolution actions. Indeed, we model of clusters of conflicts with disjunctive PERT graphs. The resulting global solution from the disjunctive PERT graphs suggests the sequencing of conflict resolution actions for large clusters of conflicts that could be used as a coordination tool for airborne autonomous conflict management as well as for ground-based Collaborative Decision Making (CDM) to optimize conflict resolution solutions.

Using disjunctive scheduling for a new sequencing method in multiple-conflicts solving

Carlier, J. / Nace, D. / Duong, V. / Nguyen, H.-H.

The en route conflict resolution remains a major concern for Air Traffic Management (ATM), especially in core European airspace where the current Air Traffic Control (ATC) system is approaching its capacity limits. In this paper we discuss a new research direction based on disjunctive scheduling models with emphasis on the coordination of conflict resolution actions. Indeed, we model of clusters of conflicts with disjunctive PERT graphs. The resulting global solution from the disjunctive PERT graphs suggests the sequencing of conflict resolution actions for large clusters of conflicts that could be used as a coordination tool for airborne autonomous conflict management as well as for ground-based Collaborative Decision Making (CDM) to optimize conflict resolution solutions.

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Title:

Using disjunctive scheduling for a new sequencing method in multiple-conflicts solving

Contributors:

Carlier, J. (author) / Nace, D. (author) / Duong, V. (author) / Nguyen, H.-H. (author)

Published in:

Proceedings of the 2003 IEEE International Conference on Intelligent Transportation Systems ; 1 ; 708-714 vol.1

Publication date:

2003-01-01

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429794 byte

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DOI:

https://doi.org/10.1109/ITSC.2003.1252043

Type of media:

Conference paper

Type of material:

Electronic Resource

Language:

English

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