Thales

Stéphane Gomez

François Coulmeau

Nicolas Marty

Nicolas Rossi

Romain Ory

Cécile Gadat

Sebastien Rey

A method and electronic device for control of messages exchanged between an aircraft and a ground station, and associated computer program product are disclosed. In one aspect, the method includes acquiring a message, extracting descriptive data from the acquired message, and determining the identifier of the acquired message. If the identifier of the acquired message corresponds to a shared identifier of the messages of a dialog in progress, the method includes associating that acquired message with that dialog. If not, the method includes associating the acquired message with a new dialog. The method further includes determining the position of a symbol corresponding to the dialog associated with the acquired message, the position being determined based on the type and start date of this dialog, the symbol being configured to be displayed in a display zone of the symbols corresponding to the different dialogs.

Method and electronic device of control of messages exchanged between an aircraft and a ground station, associated computer program product

This method for managing messages exchanged between a ground station and an aircraft is implemented by an electronic device. Each message includes an identifier, a dialogue number and data. This method comprises acquiring a message, determining the identifier of the acquired message, and comparing the determined identifier with identifiers contained in a table of current sequences. When the identifier corresponds to a sequence of said table, the method comprises associating the acquired message with said sequence, and otherwise, it comprises generating a new sequence using a list of sequences, associating the acquired message with the new generated sequence, and updating the table of current sequences with the new generated sequence. Each sequence includes one or several dialogues, each dialogue including at least two messages.

Method and electronic device for managing, in the form of sequences, messages exchanged between an aircraft and a ground station, related computer program product

A system for aiding the navigation of an aircraft able to be piloted remotely by an operator includes means for transmitting data allowing the operator to dialogue with an air traffic controller according to at least one mode of dialogue and means for monitoring the flight parameters, notably aircraft state parameters and navigation parameters. The system also includes a means for detecting flight events, a means for formulating a message corresponding to a flight event, a means for scheduling the message in a list of messages, and a means for synthesizing the message in a mode of dialogue.

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Toulouse, France

Stéphane Gomez