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Intelligent Transport Systems in Aerospace Engineering

  • Anatoliy KulikEmail author
  • Konstantin Dergachev
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Part of the Studies in Systems, Decision and Control book series (SSDC, volume 32)

Abstract

The tendencies of intellectualization in aerospace engineering are considered. The aircraft’s intellectualization subsystems for various purposes are described. The types of intelligent systems in the infrastructure of aerospace engineering for pre-starting procedures and launch of an aircraft, air traffic control, airfield vehicles control are considered. Special attention is given to the intellectualization logistics of air transport.

Keywords

Intelligent Transport System International Civil Aviation Organization Flight Control System Aerospace System Passenger Traffic 
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Authors and Affiliations

  1. 1.National Aerospace University Kharkiv Aviation InstituteKharkivUkraine

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