Design and application of airport data storage under an information security optimization system

Abstract

Abstract With the advancement of technology, the “partial construction” model is no longer able to meet the current information requirements of the aviation industry. Therefore, it is necessary to establish a complete “global informatization”, that is, an airport data center, which comprehensively includes multiple production management systems within the airport group, achieves information sharing, data analysis, and intelligent decision-making, thereby enabling the airport to achieve more accurate and reliable comprehensive economic and socially sustainable development. The current network storage technology often generates massive amounts of data when processing it, which leads to an increase in storage cycles and a decrease in storage performance. On this basis, the FPGA interface in FLASH chips was studied and analyzed in detail. On this basis, the FPGA receiving module is used to accurately receive and filter the massive data obtained, and convert it into high-quality FLASH format for daily use and maintenance. By analyzing the three-layer architecture, a large-scale network data storage solution based on the three-layer architecture is proposed. Finally, an implementation scheme for a new distributed storage system based on this model is presented, and simulation results are provided.