Object oriented analysis for advanced flight data management:
Abstract: "This report describes the final results of the research project 'Data Modelling for Advanced Flight Data Management' of the research group 'Computergestütze Informationssysteme' (CIS) at the Technische Universität Berlin and the 'Eurocontrol Experimental Cent...
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| Zusammenfassung: | Abstract: "This report describes the final results of the research project 'Data Modelling for Advanced Flight Data Management' of the research group 'Computergestütze Informationssysteme' (CIS) at the Technische Universität Berlin and the 'Eurocontrol Experimental Centre' (EEC). Starting at the beginning of September 1995 both partners agreed on the creation of an object-oriented analysis System/concept for Air Traffic Control (ATC). The first part of the project, the introduction to the problem domain ATC, was done at the EEC in Brétigny-sur-Orge (France) from September '95 to March '96. Within this period, the application domain ATC was studied and a preliminary class diagram was created as an outline for a complete object-oriented analysis, which is documented in this report. Object-orientation techniques were used to model relevant aspects of Air Traffic Control (ATC) from slot allocation to the arrival at the gate. This includes the most important actors -- controllers and pilots. Starting with the preliminary class diagram, controller activities during sector hand-over were described with use cases. Object interaction was derived from these use cases, leading to a refined analysis model. For the decomposition and modularisation of complex use cases, path expressions have been introduced. The object model presented in this report forms a stable and extendable basis for the design and evaluation of new ATC functionalities in the areas air navigation, operational procedures and communication facilities. Existing functional specifications can also be related to this object model, thus guaranteeing downward compatibility." |
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T
ECHNISCHE
U
NIVERSITAT
B
ERLIN
C
ONTENTS
C
ONTENTS
A
BSTRACT
.
I
C
ONTENTS
.
IN
L
IST
OF
F
IGURES
.VI
A
BBREVIATIONS
.IX
1.
I
NTRODUCTION
.
1
1.1
ATC
-
THE
PROBLEM
DOMAIN
.
1
1.1.1
CURRENT
TRENDS
IN
ATC
.
2
1.1.2
E
UROCONTROL
,
THE
EEC
AND
THE
EATCHD?
PROGRAM
.
3
1.2
THE
PROJECT
"DATA
MODELLING
FOR
ADVANCED
FLIGHT
DATA
MANAGEMENT"
.
4
1.2.1
THE
AREA
OF
DISCOURSE
.
4
1.2.2
OBJECT
MODELLING
FOR
ATC
-
THE
SOFTWARE
ENGINEERING
ASPECTS
.
5
1.3
OUTLINE
OF
THIS
REPORT
.
7
2.
O
BJECT
-O
RIENTED
A
NALYSIS
.
9
2.1
AN
INTRODUCTION
TO
OBJECT-ORIENTATION
.
9
2.2
THE
PROCESS
OF
OBJECT-ORIENTED
ANALYSIS
AND
DESIGN
.
10
2.2.1
ANALYSIS
.
11
2.2.1.1
REQUIREMENTS
ANALYSIS
.
11
2.2.1.2
PROBLEM
ANALYSIS
.
11
2.2.2
SYSTEM
DESIGN
.
13
2.2.2.1
SUBSYSTEM
DESIGN
.
13
2.2.2.2
TARGET
PLATFORM
DESIGN
.
14
2.2.3
OBJECT
DESIGN
.
14
2.3
MODELLING
TECHNIQUES
FOR
ANALYSIS
AND
DESIGN
.
14
2.3.1
A
STANDARDISED
STRUCTURE
FOR
USE
CASES
.
14
2.3.2
MODELLING
STRUCTURAL
ASPECTS
-
THE
CLASS
DIAGRAM
.
17
2.3.3
MODELLING
BEHAVIOURAL
ASPECTS
-
EVENT
TRACES
.
17
2.3.4
MODELLING
STATE
CHANGES
-
STATECHARTS
.
18
2.4
REFERENCE
MODEL
OF
OPEN
DISTRIBUTED
PROCESSING
.
19
3.
T
HE
O
N
-
LINE
D
ATA
I
NTERCHANGE
P
ROTOCOL
.
23
3.1
PURPOSE
AND
FUNCTION
.
23
3.2
PLANNING
AND
RADAR
CONTROLLER
RESPONSIBILITY
.
24
3.2.1
THE
ROLE
OF
PLANNING
AND
EXECUTIVE
CONTROLLERS
.
24
3.2.2
PLANNING
CONTROLLER
=
PLANNING
CONTROLLER
INTERACTION
.
26
3.2.3
PLANNING
CONTROLLER
=
EXECUTIVE
CONTROLLER
INTERACTION
.
26
3.2.4
EXECUTIVE
CONTROLLER
=
PILOT
INTERACTION
.
26
3.2.5
EXECUTIVE
CONTROLLER
=
EXECUTIVE
CONTROLLER
INTERACTION
.
28
C
ONTENTS
T
ECHNISCHE
U
NIVERSITAT
B
ERLIN
4.
O
BJECT
-O
RIENTED
A
NALYSIS
OF
S
ECTOR
H
AND
-
OVER
P
ROCEDURES
.
29
4.1
SCOPE
AND
PERSPECTIVE
OF
THE
DOMAIN
OBJECT
MODEL
.
29
4.2
THE
DOMAIN
OBJECT
MODEL
.
30
4.3
THE
OLDI
SCENARIOS
.
32
4.3.1
ATOMIC
USE
CASES
.
33
USE
CASE
1:
NOTIFY
RECEIVING
CONTROLLER
.33
USE
CASE
2:
INITIATE
COORDINATION
WITH
THE
RECEIVING
CONTROLLER
.36
USE
CASE
3:
RECEIVING
CONTROLLER
AGREES
ON
TRANSFER
FLIGHT
LEVEL
39
USE
CASE
4:
RECEIVING
CONTROLLER
DISAGREES
ON
TRANSFER
FLIGHT
LEVEL
AND
PROPOSES
ANOTHER
.
41
USE
CASE
5:
RECEIVING
CONTROLLER
DISAGREES
ON
TRANSFER
FLIGHT
LEVEL
AND
REQUESTS
FOR
DIRECT
ROUTING
.
44
USE
CASE
6:
TRANSFERRING
CONTROLLER
ACCEPTS
ALTERNATE
FLIGHT
LEVEL
.
47
USE
CASE
7:
TRANSFERRING
CONTROLLER
ACCEPTS
DIRECT
ROUTING
.50
USE
CASE
8:
TRANSFERRING
CONTROLLER
REJECTS
A
PROPOSAL
.
53
USE
CASE
9:
TRANSFERRING
CONTROLLER
INITIATES
TRANSFER
.55
USE
CASE
10:
TRANSFER
OF
CONTROL
.
57
USE
CASE
11:
COORDINATION
FOR
DEPARTING
AIRCRAFT
.60
USE
CASE
12:
SSR
CODE
REQUEST
FOR
DEPARTING
AIRCRAFT
.
62
USE
CASE
13:
NON
STANDARD
TRANSFER
TO
THE
RECEIVING
CONTROLLER
.
65
USE
CASE
14:
REVISING
PREVIOUSLY
STATED
COORDINATION
.
67
USE
CASE
15:
RESUME
AFTER
MANUAL
COORDINATION
NEW
TRANSFER
FLIGHT
LEVEL
.
69
USE
CASE
16:
RESUME
AFTER
MANUAL
COORDINATION
WITH
DIRECT
ROUTING
REQUEST
.
71
4.3.2
TRANSFER
SCENARIOS
.
73
USE
CASE
17:
STANDARD
TRANSFER
OF
CONTROL
.
73
USE
CASE
18:
TRANSFER
WITH
FLIGHT
LEVEL
CHANGE
.
74
USE
CASE
19:
TRANSFER
WITH
DIRECT
ROUTING
.
76
USE
CASE
20:
TRANSFER
WITH
MANUAL
COORDINATION
.
78
USE
CASE
21:
REPLICATE
FLIGHT
PLAN
DATA
TO
DOWN
STREAM
UNITS
.
79
4.4
THE
OBJECT-ORIENTED
ANALYSIS
MODEL
.
81
4.4.1
ADDITIONAL
CLASSES
.
81
4.4.2
CONTROL
OBJECTS
.
81
4.4.3
STRUCTURE
OF
THE
OLDI
MESSAGES
.
84
4.5
CLASS
DICTIONARY
.
85
5.
S
YSTEM
S
UPPORT
FOR
OLDI
I
NTERACTIONS
.99
5.1
DATABASE
SYSTEMS
.
100
5.2
CORBA
.
101
IV
T
ECHNISCHE
U
NIVERSITAT
B
ERLIN
C
ONTENTS
6.
C
ONCLUSION
.
103
6.1
APPLICABILITY
OF
OBJECT-ORIENTED
ANALYSIS
.
103
6.2
THE
VALUE
OF
OBJECT
MODELLING
-
THE
ATC
POINT
OF
VIEW
103
6.3
FUTURE
RESEARCH
TOPICS
IN
COMPUTER
SCIENCE
.
104
A
NNEX
I:
A
IR
T
RAFFIC
C
ONTROL
-
A
N
I
NTRODUTION
.
107
I.L
THE
AIRSPACE
STRUCTURE
.
107
1.1.1
ORGANIZATION
OF
UPPER
AND
LOWER
AIRSPACE
.
107
1.1.2
THE
TERMINAL
MANOEUVRE
AREA
.
108
1.2
ROLE
AND
FUNCTION
OF
FLIGHT
PLANS
IN
ATC
.
109
1.3
ORGANIZATION
OF
AIR
TRAFFIC
CONTROL
.
109
1.4
RADAR
SYSTEMS
AND
SEPARATION
STANDARDS
.
ILL
1.5
CONTROLLER
RESPONSIBILITY
AND
INTERACTION
.
113
R
EFERENCES
.
115
G
LOSSARY
.
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