Design and Evaluation of the Closed Runway Operation Prevention Device

Kopald, Hunter; Chen, Shuo

doi:10.1177/1541931214581018

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“…The system relies purely on manual entry of runway closures and passive listening on the local controller radio channel to detect a clearance to a closed runway and issue an alert. For more information on this application, please see [15].…”

Section: Closed Runway Operation Detection (Crod)mentioning

confidence: 99%

“…ASRU can support the detection of anomalous trajectories [14]. It can also support the detection of closed runway operations and wrong surface operations in the tower domain [15]. The efficacy of using ASRU to automatically detect readback discrepancies was analyzed in the US [1] and in Europe [2].…”

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“…Our earliest ontology was created for the simulation pilot component of an enroute ATCo trainer [5]. It was later expanded to incorporate tower domain phraseology for projects such as the Closed Runway Operations Prevention Device [15]. More recently, to support the varied use cases required of our large-scale, post-processing capability [18], the ontology was expanded to cover most of the phraseology for the standard operations documented in [26].…”

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confidence: 99%

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Effects of Language Ontology on Transatlantic Automatic Speech Understanding Research Collaboration in the Air Traffic Management Domain

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As researchers around the globe develop applications for the use of Automatic Speech Recognition and Understanding (ASRU) in the Air Traffic Management (ATM) domain, Air Traffic Control (ATC) language ontologies will play a critical role in enabling research collaboration. The MITRE Corporation (MITRE) and the German Aerospace Center (DLR), having independently developed ATC language ontologies for specific applications, recently compared these ontologies to identify opportunities for improvement and harmonization. This paper extends the topic in two ways. First, this paper describes the specific ways in which ontologies facilitate the sharing of and collaboration on data, models, algorithms, metrics, and applications in the ATM domain. Second, this paper provides comparative analysis of word frequencies in ATC speech in the United States and Europe to illustrate that, whereas methods and tools for evaluating ASRU applications can be shared across researchers, the specific models would not work well between regions due to differences in the underlying corpus data.

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Section: Closed Runway Operation Detection (Crod)mentioning

confidence: 99%