ComputingGeoinformaticsReal-time SystemsRemote SensingSensor FusionData SynchronizationDigital SurveillanceRadar Signal ProcessingReal-time Data AcquisitionSurveillance ApplicationsTime SynchronizationAccuracyAutomatic Dependent Surveillance - BroadcastAutomatic Dependent Surveillance-broadcast (Ads-b) IntegrationFlightOperational SecurityOperational Security AnalysisPositionRadar Synchronization
In western China, the terrain and meteorological conditions are so complex that it is not suitable to construct new radar stations. Automatic dependent surveillance-broadcast (ADS-B) is a totally new surveillance method, so before practically applied and operated in China, abundant tests and evaluations are necessary to validate the performance of ADS-B and guarantee the operational security. During the flight tests, we collect the data of radar, ADS-B and high accuracy position and compare the performance of ADS-B with radar based on high accuracy position. To solve the asynchronous problem among radar data, ADS-B data and real-time kinematic (RTK) data caused by different update rates, this article proposes the technique of synchronizing multi-surveillance data by extrapolating from the data of low update rate to high update rate according to velocity and heading. Meanwhile, because radar data, ADS-B data and RTK data are expressed in different coordinates and cannot be compared each other, this article provides a method to unifying the coordinates of multi-surveillance data. By the analysis and evaluation, we can conclude that the performance of ADS-B is better than radar.
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Richard Barhydt, Anthony Warren · NASA Technical Reports Server (NASA) · 2002 · 113 citations · Full text