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23 September 2003 Terminal area operations with enhanced and synthetic vision: experience in the Boeing technology demonstrator
Timothy T Tuttle, Thomas Imrich, Timothy J Etherington, Erik Theunissen
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Abstract
Several emerging technologies were recently demonstrated in a Boeing 737-900 as part of Boeing's Technology Demonstrator program. Among these technologies were two enhanced vision systems and a synthetic vision system, including synthetic displays to support surface operations. This project gained operational experience with enhanced and synthetic vision systems operating in a context that included Required Navigation Performance (RNP) terminal area operations, Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) approach and landing, and Integrated Area Navigation (IAN). The technologies were demonstrated to a broad mix of constituents involved in research, regulation, and acquisition in the transport category environment. This paper describes the systems demonstrated, the context in which they were used, and perceived benefits of integrating them in an operational environment. Lessons learned in the implementation of these technologies throughout the program are described and subjective data from participants are summarized.
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Timothy T Tuttle, Thomas Imrich, Timothy J Etherington, and Erik Theunissen "Terminal area operations with enhanced and synthetic vision: experience in the Boeing technology demonstrator", Proc. SPIE 5081, Enhanced and Synthetic Vision 2003, (23 September 2003); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.499849
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KEYWORDS
Heads up displays

Sensors

Infrared imaging

Navigation systems

Infrared sensors

Synthetic vision

Enhanced vision

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