This presentation provides a forum for discussion about the work presented by the Interoperability (IR) focus area and the future of interoperability research. Of particular interest will be the direction IR research should take in future year

Allen, Bonnie Danette

Cate, Karen

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Future of IR Research 
Karen Cate 
NASA Ames Research Center 
Danette Allen 
NASA Langley Research Center 
Airspace Systems Program  
2011 Technical Interchange Meeting 
March 28–31 2011 
San Diego, CA 
https://ntrs.nasa.gov/search.jsp?R=20110023277 2019-08-30T18:14:19+00:00Z
The Future of IR
•  Previous research focused on trajectory interoperability (machine-
machine)
–  Implicit assumption that all systems need the same information
–  What trajectory information should be exchanged between systems?
•  Impact of data exchange depends on WHERE and WHAT
•  Functional Allocation
–  WHERE functions are performed (air, ground, centralized, distributed)
–  WHAT entity performance them (human, machine)
•  IR encompasses TP and HSI
–  How do we integrate these areas of work?
•  New Questions
–  What data is exchanged between machine-machine and human-machine?
–  What data should be integrated? Fused? Hidden?
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