Rockwell Collins, Inc.

Nathaniel S Kowash

Robert B Wood

Carlo L Tiana

Robert D Brown

Richard D Jinkins

Weston James Lahr

Richard Marcel Rademaker

John G Wilson

Peter Howard Bold

Jared R Prink

Khai M Do

Systems and methods for monitoring integrity of image sensing devices are disclosed. The method may include: obtaining a characterized noise pattern of an image sensing device; determining whether an image generated by the image sensing device is misaligned with an actual scene based on the characterized noise pattern of the image sensing device; in response to the image being determined to be misaligned with the actual scene, discarding or re-aligning the image; and in response to the image being determined to be aligned with the actual scene, presenting the image to a user.

Image integrity monitor system and method

An apparatus is for use with an aircraft radar system having a radar antenna. The apparatus comprises processing electronics are configured to receive radar data associated with the radar antenna of the system. The processing electronics are also configured to detect periodic data associated with runway lights in the radar data.

System for and method of radar data processing for low visibility landing applications

Provided in one embodiment is a method of detecting a pulsing signal, comprising: detecting the pulsing signal using a first sensor device acquiring data at a first time interval; and detecting the pulsing signal using a second sensor device acquiring data at a second time interval; wherein the second time interval overlaps a portion of the first time interval.

Time-domain overlap imagery detecting system and method of using same

An apparatus is for use with an aircraft radar system having a radar antenna. The apparatus comprises processing electronics configured to provide image data associated with an image associated with radar return data from the radar system. The radar return data is updated at a first frequency. The processing electronics are configured to update the image data at a second frequency greater than the first frequency.

System for and method of displaying an image derived from weather radar data

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Portland, OR, United States of America

Nathaniel S Kowash