Application of STANAG 4586 standard for Turkish Aerospace Industries UAV systems

Kayayurt, Baris; Yayla, Ihsan

doi:10.1109/dasc.2013.6712583

“…Currently the industry is trying to establish standards for communication protocols/ interfaces so that allied countries can easily share information between one another and to help streamline training. In particular, NATO is currently pushing for the acceptance of STANAG 4586 as the standard for UAV communication protocols between UAVs and Ground Control Station to help with the ease of transfer of information [13], [14].…”

Section: Unmanned Aerial Vehiclesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Enhancing the functional design of a multi-touch UAV ground control station

Haber¹

2023

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This thesis presents a reconfigurable Ground Control Station designed for Unmanned Aerial Vehicle use, which utilizes multi-touch gesture inputs as well as the ability for the operator to personalize where the instruments they interact with are located on screen. The Ground Control Station that is presented was designed and developed in Ryerson University’s Mixed-Reality Immersive Motion Simulation Laboratory utilizing commercial off the shelf programs supplied by Presagis. Presagis’ VAPS XT 4.1 beta was used to design and develop the actual Ground Control Station’s User Interface due to its ability to create high quality interfaces for aircraft that harness multi-touch gestures. While FlightSIM 14 was used to simulate a high fidelity aircraft being controlled by the Ground Control Station. The final interface was comprised of six key features and 12 different instrument panels that could be manipulated by the operator to control a simulated aircraft throughout a virtual environment.

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“…Currently the industry is trying to establish standards for communication protocols/ interfaces so that allied countries can easily share information between one another and to help streamline training. In particular, NATO is currently pushing for the acceptance of STANAG 4586 as the standard for UAV communication protocols between UAVs and Ground Control Station to help with the ease of transfer of information [13], [14].…”

Section: Unmanned Aerial Vehiclesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Enhancing the functional design of a multi-touch UAV ground control station

Haber¹

2023

Preprint

0

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This thesis presents a reconfigurable Ground Control Station designed for Unmanned Aerial Vehicle use, which utilizes multi-touch gesture inputs as well as the ability for the operator to personalize where the instruments they interact with are located on screen. The Ground Control Station that is presented was designed and developed in Ryerson University’s Mixed-Reality Immersive Motion Simulation Laboratory utilizing commercial off the shelf programs supplied by Presagis. Presagis’ VAPS XT 4.1 beta was used to design and develop the actual Ground Control Station’s User Interface due to its ability to create high quality interfaces for aircraft that harness multi-touch gestures. While FlightSIM 14 was used to simulate a high fidelity aircraft being controlled by the Ground Control Station. The final interface was comprised of six key features and 12 different instrument panels that could be manipulated by the operator to control a simulated aircraft throughout a virtual environment.

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