2018 IEEE/AIAA 37th Digital Avionics Systems Conference

活动简介

The conference theme for the 36th DASC is the design of technologies, procedures, and regulations to safely and efficiently accommodate a diverse spectrum of platform types into space and into modern civil airspace systems. Participants will be challenged to show how their work helps to develop, promote, or enable multiple classes of users (Commercial, Civil, General Aviation, Military, Recreational) access to space and global civil airspaces. Civil aviation faces challenges of new requirements and legacy platforms that can be expensive to modernize. The emergence of private and commercial space launch capabilities brings new challenges in technical, regulatory, and security arenas. An increased reliance upon automated systems puts fresh emphasis on the importance of Cyber security across the spectrum of user environments (ground, air, space). The continued growth of Unmanned Systems, especially among Recreational users, remain a significant factor in Air Traffic Management planning and risk mitigation. The progress of Commercial applications for automated transportation and delivery of goods and services (both ground and air) promises exciting capabilities but faces serious challenges in technologies, procedures, and government regulations. General Aviation users will soon include personal vehicles that do not require traditional airport infrastructures. Military aircraft (manned and unmanned) must soon obey the same requirements as Civil and Commercial platforms for domestic and international flight.

征稿信息

重要日期

2017-04-01

摘要截稿日期

2017-05-01

摘要录用日期

2017-06-01

初稿截稿日期

2017-07-15

初稿录用日期

2017-07-07

终稿截稿日期

征稿范围

Topics of Interest Include, But Are Not Limited To:

Open Architectures

Open interface standards, viability of open and closed architectures, operating systems, ARINC-653, alternate API solutions, communication standards, use of Commercial-OffThe-Shelf (COTS) technologies; modularity vs. scalability

IMA Design, Integration & Optimization

Allocation process and tools for Integrated Modular Avionics (IMA) system resources and performance, integration tools, verification & certification, configuration strategies, scalability, assessing system demand and resource availability, mitigation of common mode failures, system maintenance, and optimization techniques.

Avionics Communications Infrastructure

Selfforming/healing networks, wireless networks, quality of service (QoS), data buses, intra-processor and inter-process communication, data partitioning, protocols, multi-protocol gateways, message routing, spectrum, and passenger communication mechanisms.

Integrated Avionics for Information Security and/or Integrity

Multiple Independent Levels of Security/Safety (MILS), physical & virtual system firewalls, data security for shared data buses, operating system security, information monitoring and quality assurance, information management.

Communications/Navigation/Surveillance (CNS) Systems

Communications systems, data links, satellite-based navigation and landing systems, inertial navigation, and surveillance systems for traffic and collision avoidance.

Human Factors

Issues on human interaction with automation such as mode awareness, flight deck displays and decision support tools, methods for avoiding the presentation of hazardously misleading information, and information abstraction and conveyance concepts that enable appropriate levels of workload and crew coordination.

Flight Deck Systems & Interfaces

Advanced systems, interfaces, and enabling avionics technologies that can combine multiple sources of disparate data to provide coherent and effective displays that also reduce the propensity for pilot error, confusion, or misinterpretation.