Utilizing The Principle of Relative Navigation in Anti-Collision Systems

Abstract

In our article we discuss the design of the onboard anti-collision system. The basic premise of creating an anti-collision system is that all flying objects (FO) work in the aviation communications network and each of the flying objects transmits their location information. An important condition for the operation of the proposed anti-collision system is a synchronous communication network. We expect that communication messages to be broadcast by every user at a specified time. All network participants are informed when another network participant is broadcasting. The principle of relative navigation is based on this. We have designed an anti-collision system using this principle.