Transmission data for flight check
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1. A method performed by at least one processor of an unmanned aerial vehicle, UAV, that operates to conduct a flight check of a navigational aid system, the method comprising:
- receiving first signals transmitted by a localizer of the navigational aid system;
determining first information that indicates an accuracy of the first signals transmitted by the localizer;
receiving second signals transmitted by a glide slope station of the navigational aid system;
determining second information that indicates an accuracy of the second signals transmitted by the glide slope station; and
transmitting the first information and the second information, from the UAV through a wireless communication link, to a ground receiver to test an accuracy of the navigational aid system.
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Abstract
A method, system, and computer-readable medium for performing a flight check of one or more navigational aid systems. Aspects include obtaining, using an aircraft, first information associated with an accuracy of signals transmitted by a localizer. Aspects also include obtaining, using the aircraft, second information associated with an accuracy of signals transmitted by a glide slope station. Aspects also include transmitting the first information and the second information to a ground receiver for processing.
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15 Claims
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1. A method performed by at least one processor of an unmanned aerial vehicle, UAV, that operates to conduct a flight check of a navigational aid system, the method comprising:
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receiving first signals transmitted by a localizer of the navigational aid system; determining first information that indicates an accuracy of the first signals transmitted by the localizer; receiving second signals transmitted by a glide slope station of the navigational aid system; determining second information that indicates an accuracy of the second signals transmitted by the glide slope station; and transmitting the first information and the second information, from the UAV through a wireless communication link, to a ground receiver to test an accuracy of the navigational aid system. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7)
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8. A method performed by a ground receiver that operates to conduct a flight check of a navigational aid system, comprising:
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receiving, through a wireless communication link from an unmanned aerial vehicle, UAV, first information that indicates an accuracy of signals transmitted by a localizer of the navigational aid system to the UAV; receiving, through the wireless communication link from the UAV, second information that indicates an accuracy of signals transmitted by a glide slope station of the navigational aid system to the UAV; receiving at least one of location information, speed information, heading information, or altitude information associated with a position of the UAV; determining the accuracy of the signals transmitted by the localizer to the UAV based on the first information and the at least one of the location information, the speed information, the heading information, or the altitude information; and determining the accuracy of the signals transmitted by the glide slope station to the UAV based on the second information and the at least one of the location information, the speed information, the heading information, or the altitude information. - View Dependent Claims (9, 10, 11, 12, 13)
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14. An apparatus of an unmanned aerial vehicle, UAV, that performs a flight check of a navigational aid system, comprising:
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a memory; and a processor coupled to the memory and configured to; receive first signals transmitted by a localizer of the navigational aid system; determine first information that indicates an accuracy of the first signals transmitted by the localizer; receive second signals transmitted by a glide slope station of the navigational aid system; determine second information that indicates an accuracy of signals transmitted by the glide slope station; and transmit, through a wireless communication link, the first information and the second information to a ground receiver to test an accuracy of the navigational aid system.
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15. A computer-readable non-transitory storage medium an unmanned aerial vehicle, UAV, that stores computer executable code that causes a processor of the UAV to operate to conduct a flight check of a navigational aid system, the computer-readable non-transitory storage medium comprising code for:
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receiving first signals transmitted by a localizer of the navigational aid system; determining first information that indicates an accuracy of the first signals transmitted by the localizer; receiving second signals transmitted by a glide slope station of the navigational aid system; determining second information that indicates an accuracy of the second signals transmitted by the glide slope station; and transmitting the first information and the second information, from the UAV through a wireless communication link, to a ground receiver to test an accuracy of the navigational aid system.
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