Cristian Lozano Tafur , Rosa Gabriela Camero , Didier Aldana Rodríguez , Juan Carlos Daza Rincón , Edwin Rativa Saenz
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摘要
本系统综述根据PRISMA 2020方法评估了人工智能(AI)在空中作战中的应用。主要目标是识别和分析人工智能和机器学习在空中作战中表现出重大影响的关键领域。纳入标准包括2008年至2023年期间以任何语言发表的与人工智能算法在空中作战中的应用有关的研究。检索于2024年5月1日在Scopus和Web of Science等数据库中进行。共纳入了120项研究,突出了它们在飞机轨迹预测、空中交通管理和飞机性能优化等领域的多样性和相关性。主要研究结果表明,人工智能在轨迹预测和空中交通管理中的应用显著提高了运营效率和安全性。然而,这些研究也指出了与数据可变性相关的局限性和整合多个信息源的挑战。结论表明,尽管存在这些限制,人工智能在改变空中作战方面仍具有相当大的潜力,建议更多地关注这一领域的研究和开发。
Applications of artificial intelligence in air operations: A systematic review
This systematic review evaluates the applications of artificial intelligence (AI) in air operations, following the PRISMA 2020 methodology. The primary objective is to identify and analyze key areas in air operations where AI and machine learning have demonstrated significant impact. Inclusion criteria encompass studies published between 2008 and 2023, in any language, related to the application of AI algorithms in air operations. The search was conducted in databases such as Scopus and Web of Science on May 1, 2024. A total of 120 studies were included, highlighting their diversity and relevance in areas such as aircraft trajectory prediction, air traffic management, and aircraft performance optimization, among others. The main findings indicate that the use of AI in trajectory prediction and air traffic management has significantly improved operational efficiency and safety. However, the studies also point out limitations related to data variability and challenges in integrating multiple information sources. The conclusions suggest that, despite these limitations, AI holds considerable potential to transform air operations, recommending a greater focus on research and development in this field.