The paper exhibits a variety of reliability techniques applicable to future ATC data processing systems. Presently envisioned schemes for error detection, error interrupt and error analysis are considered, along with methods of retry, reconfiguration, task rescheduling and system restart. Reliability data are accumulated on present and planned ATC data processing systems and on certain commercial, military, and experimental computers having features applicable to future ATC tasks. (Author)
Computer system performance measurement techniques, tools, and approaches are presented as a foundation for future recommendations regarding the instr...
Air traffic control automation is identified as a crucial problem which provides a complex, real-time computer application environment. A novel comput...
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