The Use of a Radio Navigation System for Landing a Rotary-Wing Aircraft on the Deck of a Ship in Adverse Weather Conditions

The article deals with the problem of helicopter landing on a moving platform under adverse weather conditions. The article presents a study of the possibility of automatic determination of coordinates using antennas located on the blades of a helicopter propeller, relative to the landing pad, on wh...

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Main Authors: Gribanov, A. S., Okhotnikov, D. A., Krasavin, D. S.
Format: Conference Proceeding
Language:English
Subjects:
Aircraft navigation
Blades
determining the coordinates of the radio signal source
digital signal processing
helicopter landing
Helicopters
Marine vehicles
Radio navigation
radionavigation
Search problems
Signal processing
the antenna on the helicopter rotor blades
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Summary:The article deals with the problem of helicopter landing on a moving platform under adverse weather conditions. The article presents a study of the possibility of automatic determination of coordinates using antennas located on the blades of a helicopter propeller, relative to the landing pad, on which the radio signal sources are located. A variant of the implementation of such a system is proposed, its main characteristics are described. The possibility of using this system for helicopter landing in adverse weather conditions has been assessed. The implementation of such a system will make it possible to solve the problems of ensuring navigation during landing in difficult weather conditions, as well as during search and rescue operations.
ISSN:2768-0118
DOI:10.1109/IEEECONF53456.2022.9744299