Table Of ContentLecture Notes in Electrical Engineering 420
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Air Traffic
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and Systems II
Selected Papers of the 4th ENRI
International Workshop, 2015
Lecture Notes in Electrical Engineering
Volume 420
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Selected Papers of the 4th ENRI International
Workshop, 2015
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(ENRI)
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Preface
This is the second book edited by the Electronic Navigation Research Institute
(ENRI)afteritsworkshops.ENRIisanationallaboratoryinJapanspecializedinair
trafficmanagement(ATM)andcommunication,navigation,andsurveillance(CNS)
for aviation. ENRI organizes workshops titled “ENRI International Workshop
on ATM/CNS (EIWAC)” to contribute to the development of civil aviation by
exchanging and sharing updated information about ATM/CNS in the world. The
fourthworkshop,EIWAC2015,washeldinNovember2015inTokyo.
It will be a great honor to ENRI if EIWAC meetings contribute opportunities
for discussions on future skies. Many keynote speakers in the meetings indicated
the importance of conferences like EIWAC to share views on future air transport
operationsandtocarryoutharmonized,coordinatedactions.
The topicsin this bookincludethose of presentationsin EIWAC2015fromthe
keynotespeeches,reportsfortechnicalinterchanges,andacademicdiscussions.The
technical papers reported great progress after EIWAC2013 in many areas such as
mathematicalmodelsofaircrafttrajectoryandoptimizationofairtraffic.
The contents of this book are as follows. An introduction to EIWAC2015 is
providedinPartI.ThechaptersontrajectoryplanningandoptimizationareinPart
II, and the chapters on optimization of air traffic are in Part III. The chapters on
enablersareinPartIV. Morethan20papersintheareaofCNSwerepresentedat
EIWAC2015whileonlytwopapersarefoundinPartIV.Mostcontentsofthepapers
notinthisbookwillappearinotherpublicationssuchasrelatedprojectreportsor
asacademicpapers.
The chapters in the book were selected and passed through a peer-review
processaspapersinacademicjournalsdo.Technicaltopicswereselectedfromthe
proceedingspresentedinthetechnicalsessionsforEIWAC2015.Thepresentations
wereappreciatedbyonsiteauditorsintheATMandCNSareasfortheirusefulness.
Inaddition,theywererecognizedbyreviewersfortheirsignificantcontributionto
newproposals,methods,experience,orsurveysastheysummarizedessentialpapers
inrelatedareas.Indirectinteractionsbetweenreviewersandauthorsmadethepapers
clearerandmoreuseful.Aftertheseselectionprocesses,thearticleswerecompiled
toconstitutethechaptersofthisbook.
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Editors for the book are grateful to the technical reviewers for their valuable
contributions. It can be difficult to find technical reviewers without the help of a
largeacademicsociety.Evenso,theeditors,withtheirdeterminationtocontribute
to harmonizingATM in the future, were fortunate to find many capable technical
reviewersforthiswork.
I hope the book will become accessible for the readers around the world who
couldnotparticipateinEIWAC2015.Ialsohopethebookwillbewellreceivedby
studentswhoaredecidingontheirmajorareaofendeavorforthefuture.
IwouldliketoexpressmydeepappreciationtoEIWAC2015TechnicalProgram
Committeemembersandtotheassociateeditor,whovolunteeredtheircontributions
torevisetheeditorialpolicy,andfortheirspecialsupportinthereviewingprocess.
Theyarelistedinthisbookwithspecialthanks.
Tokyo,Japan ShigeruOzeki
Contents
PartI Introduction
IntroductiontotheFourthENRIInternationalWorkshop
onATM/CNS(EIWAC2015) ................................................... 3
KazuoYamamoto
PartII TrajectoryPlanningandOptimization
Large-Scale4DTrajectoryPlanning........................................... 27
ArianitIslami,SupatchaChaimatanan,andDanielDelahaye
AircraftTrajectoryPlanning by ArtificialEvolutionand
ConvexHullGenerations........................................................ 49
S.Pierre,D.Delahaye,andS.Cafieri
HomotopyRouteGenerationModelforRobustTrajectoryPlanning..... 69
AndrijaVidosavljevic,DanielDelahaye,andVojinTosic
NumericalInvestigationonFlightTrajectoryOptimizationMethods..... 89
AkinoriHarada
Optimization-Based Performance Assessment on 4D
Trajectory-BasedOperationswithTrackData............................... 113
Navinda Kithmal Wickramasinghe, Mark Brown,
SachikoFukushima,andYutakaFukuda
Future Arrival Management Collaborating
withTrajectory-BasedOperations............................................. 137
E. Itoh, M. Brown, A. Senoguchi, N. Wickramasinghe,
andS.Fukushima
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PartIII OptimizationofAirTraffic
QuantitativeAnalysisofConflictBetweenAircraftbyUsing
RadarTrackData................................................................ 159
TomoyukiKozukaandYoshikazuMiyazawa
OptimizingtheDesignofaRouteinTerminalManeuvering
AreaUsingBranchandBound................................................. 171
JunZhou,SoniaCafieri,DanielDelahaye,andMohammedSbihi
ArrivalTimeAssignmentbyDynamicProgrammingOptimization....... 185
Haruki Matsuda, Akinori Harada, Tomoyuki Kozuka,
YoshikazuMiyazawa,andNavindaKithmalWickramasinghe
ADynamicMulti-CommodityFlowOptimizationAlgorithm
forEstimatingAirportNetworkCapacity .................................... 205
MuradHossain,SameerAlam,andHusseinAbbass
PartIV Enablers
DownlinkAircraftParameter-BasedHigh-AccuracyTracking
SystemforAirTrafficSurveillance ............................................ 223
XiaodongLu,TadashiKoga,andYoshioKosuge
Experimental Study of Photonic Based Radar for FOD
DetectionSystemsUsing90GHz-Band........................................ 239
N.Shibagaki
Committee Members’ List
EIWAC2015Technical Program Committee
EditorinChief
ShigeruOzeki [ElectronicNavigationResearchInstitute(ENRI),Japan]
Editors
Vu Nguyen Duong [Viet Nam National University, Ho Chi Minh City (VNU-
HCM),VietNam]
Jean-Marc Loscos [Direction des Services de la Navigation Aérienne (DSNA),
France]
William C. Johnson [National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA),
U.S.A.]
MasatoshiHarigae [JapanAerospaceExplorationAgency(JAXA),Japan]
TakeshiTsuchiya [TheUniversityofTokyo,Japan]
KeisukeMatsunaga [ENRI,Japan]
SusumuSaito [ENRI,Japan]
TakuyaOtsuyama [ENRI,Japan]
AtsushiSenoguchi [ENRI,Japan]
EriItoh [ENRI,Japan]
Shun-ichiFutatsumori [ENRI,Japan]
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