Using Intelligent Digital Cameras to Monitor Aerodrome Surface Traffic

Authors:
Niovi Pavlidou;Nikos Grammalidis;Kosmas Dimitropoulos;Dimitrios Simitopoulos;Michael Strintzis;Alan Gilbert;Enrico Piazza;Christof Herrlich;Ralf Heidger
Affiliations:
Informatics and Telematics Institute of Greece;Informatics and Telematics Institute of Greece;Informatics and Telematics Institute of Greece;Informatics and Telematics Institute of Greece;Informatics and Telematics Institute of Greece;Park Air Systems;Park Air Systems;Datacollect;Deutsche Flugsicherung
Venue:
IEEE Intelligent Systems
Year:
2005

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Abstract

An innovative system uses intelligent video cameras to help manage airport ground movement by filling in blind spots in existing Advanced Surface Movement Guidance and Control systems. Reflections, multipath, and shadows caused by buildings, equipment, and other reflecting objects on airport surfaces make it difficult if not impossible for existing systems to reliably cover the whole aerodrome. In these cases, digital video cameras offer a cost-effective solution.