Abstract
The current manual-based traditional flight test monitoring technology can no longer fulfill the requirements of high integration, system complexity and technological advancement of new aircraft. In addition, the existing flight monitoring systems are mostly single-point, single-system applications, including ground-assisted systems such as meteorology, radar, and response system. It is easy to cause problems such as data islands, which is not conducive to data sharing and comprehensive evaluation and analysis. This paper proposes a new method for analyzing and mining existing test data based on expert system technology to build a flight test expert system library. A new real-time monitoring system is designed that can meet the real-time processing and integration of multi-source data, comprehensive evaluation and analysis, intelligent warning and assistant decision-making. This system expands the function and intelligence of the existing system, and further improves the quality, safety and efficiency of the flight test monitoring system.
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