Presentation of 2D and 3D assisted visual separation information
AssigneeHoneywell International Inc.
InventorsMelissa Ziarnick, Tomas Bouda, Ratan Khatwa, Thea Feyereisen
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AssigneeHoneywell International Inc.
InventorsMelissa Ziarnick, Tomas Bouda, Ratan Khatwa, Thea Feyereisen
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A system for providing visual cues to flight crew on multiple displays during an approach is provided. The system is configured to: position, on a synthetic vision system (SVS) and/or head-up display (HUD), one or more traffic icons each representative of a lead aircraft ahead of the ownship; designate a lead aircraft as traffic to follow (TTF) via selection of a first traffic icon representative of one lead aircraft displayed on a navigation display and via selection of a second traffic icon representative of the same lead aircraft displayed on the SVS, wherein selection of either the first traffic icon or the second traffic icon results in designation of the selected lead aircraft as TTF and results in both the first traffic icon and the second traffic icon to more visually stand out; and position, on a horizontal situation indicator, a third TTF icon representative of the lead aircraft when a TTF has been designated.
A visualization assistance system for providing visual cues to flight crew on multiple displays while following a proceeding aircraft during an approach using visual separation rules, the visualization assistance system comprising one or more processors configured by programming instructions on non-transient computer readable media, the visualization assistance system configured to:
A computer-implemented method in a trail aircraft for providing visual cues to flight crew on multiple displays while following a proceeding aircraft during an approach using visual separation rules, the method comprising:
Non-transient computer readable media encoded with programming instructions that when executed by one or more processors in a trail aircraft causes the one or more processors to perform a method of providing visual cues to flight crew on multiple displays while the trail aircraft follows a proceeding aircraft during an approach using visual separation rules, the method comprising:
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