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基于军民融合的全局飞行流量协同优化方法

  • Wenhao Wu
  • , Xuejun Zhang*
  • , Bo Gu
  • , Xiaohui Zhu
  • *此作品的通讯作者
  • Beihang University
  • National Airspace Management Center

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摘要

With the rapidly continuing growth in demand for flight activities and the increasing airspace usage conflicts, the global optimization of air traffic flow management has become an essential approach to reduce flight delays, decrease flight risk and ensure airspace operation safety. As a typical area of civil-military integration development, air traffic management needs the uniform and efficient integration optimization of the civil and military aviation flight plans. The global optimization of air traffic flow management problem is a complex real-world optimization problem due to its large-scale and multi-objective, and nonseparable characteristics. This paper presents a civil-military integration flight flow multi-objective optimization-CMI model, which considers the difference in civil and military flight plans, the efficiency and safty of sector network, and the civil and military controllers operating features. In order to resolve the unbalance and inadequacy problem lying in population evolution process, a dynamic adaptive multi-objective genetic algorithm (DA-MOGA), which designs the dynamic adjustment mechanism of crossover and variation based on the crowding distance and diversity, is proposed in this paper. The validation results based on the actual data from the sector networks in China show that the DA-MOGA outperforms the two well-known multi-objective evolutionary algorithms.

投稿的翻译标题A global network flight flow assignment algorithm based on civil-military integration
源语言繁体中文
页(从-至)1926-1932
页数7
期刊Beijing Hangkong Hangtian Daxue Xuebao/Journal of Beijing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics
44
9
DOI
出版状态已出版 - 9月 2018

关键词

  • Air traffic management
  • Civil-military integration
  • Flight flow management
  • Multi-objective optimization
  • Sector network

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