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The document discusses the history and architecture of air traffic control systems. It describes: 1) Early ATC systems used centralized servers and proprietary hardware/software from Thomson CSF. 2) Later systems like Eurocat used distributed UNIX servers, TCP/IP, and open standards. 3) These systems comprised workstations, front processors for radar/flight data, and LAN/WAN networks to share data between ATC centers and other facilities.
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- 3. 07/17/15E.FUCHS CIS Product History 3 Multidomain Control Center ATC centresATC centres ArchitectureArchitecture Radar Data ProcessingRadar Data Processing Flight Plan ProcessingFlight Plan Processing Supervisory ControlSupervisory Control Simulator Simulator Recording ReplayRecording Replay Controler Working Position Controler Working Position Voice control and communications Voice control and communications Control Suite Radar Front ProcessingRadar Front Processing Dual LAN FDDI AFTN/CIDIN ATFM ADJACENT FIR'S/TWR'S MET Centres RADAR • Intercom • Priority • Public • RADIO A/G
- 4. 07/17/15E.FUCHS CIS Product History 4 Multidomain Control Center Thomson CSF AIRSYS ATC System ArchitectureThomson CSF AIRSYS ATC System Architecture EvolutionsEvolutions Aaircat * System Centralised Servers IEEE LLC1/2 Based ARTTS * (Taskcall) Thomson hardware Aaircat * System Centralised Servers IEEE LLC1/2 Based ARTTS * (Taskcall) Thomson hardware Eurocat System UNIX Distributed Servers TCP/IP Based UBSS * VME Front Processor Eurocat System UNIX Distributed Servers TCP/IP Based UBSS * VME Front Processor AIRCAT : Automated Integrated Radar Control of Air Traffic ARTTS : Asynchronous Real Time and Telecommunication System UBSS : UNIX® Based System Software*
- 5. 07/17/15E.FUCHS CIS Product History 5 Multidomain Control Center AircatAircat SystemSystem Data General I/O I/O Data General I/O I/O Lan Wan Flight Plans Tracks Meteo Atis Display Unit OPS/SBY
- 6. 07/17/15E.FUCHS CIS Product History 6 Multidomain Control Center EurocatEurocat SystemSystem Work Station Front Processor Work Station Front Processor Front Processor Front Processor Front Processor Front Processor Front Processor Fligth Plan Processing Radar Tracks Processing System management Fligth Plan AFTN CIDIN Meteo Radar Time Daschboard 2Kx2K LAN WAN WAN WAN Work Station Front Processor Work Station Front Processor Work Station Front Processor Work Station Front Processor
- 7. 07/17/15E.FUCHS CIS Product History 7 Multidomain Control Center Aircat and Eurocat NodeAircat and Eurocat Node StructureStructure Eurocat Node StructureEurocat Node Structure UNIX Unix Process Unix Process Unix Process Unix Process Unix Process UNIX Serial Line Ethernet Ethernet Work Station Front Processor I/ODriver I/ODriver I/ODriver Aircat Computer structureAircat Computer structure Dual Ethernet I/O Board Dual Ethernet I/O Board Synchronous Serial I/O Board Synchronous Serial I/O Board Asynchronous Serial I/O Board Asynchronous Serial I/O Board ATC I/O Board ATC I/O Board I/ODriver I/ODriver Operating System (AOS/VS) I/ODriver Application Task Task Task Task Task Task Task Hardware : Data General Eclipse Thomson Board System LLC1/2 Aircat 500 HDLC X25 AFTN TELEX Keyboard Printer
- 8. 07/17/15E.FUCHS CIS Product History 8 Multidomain Control Center UBSSUBSS genesisgenesis Data distribution Names service Node management System management Asynchronous Tasking (ARTTS FIFO *) I/O management Time Mangament Eurocat Aplication Software Aircat Application Software (Ada) Asynchronous Tasking (ARTTS FIFO *) I/O management Time Mangament 1983 1990 SDC (System Defense Control) SDC + HSA (SIGNAAL) * FIFO : "First In First Out" communication policy