| In recent years, an increase of the air traffic has caused an overload in the airspace making the air traffic controller work more complex than it used to be. Indeed, the conflicts between aircrafts which are currently resolved by the air traffic controller from the ground or in the worst case, by an embedded system on board, are bounding to grow.;The proposed solution itself uses a genetic algorithm method. It has been applied to this problem to optimized proposed trajectories through several factors: all the conflicts must be solved, the proposed trajectories must be as short as possible; the number of operations done by one or several pilots must be reduced at most to facilitate his (their). work. Simple operations of execution and understanding are also used and the solution is voluntarily suggested only on a horizontal path.;The concluding results of that study illustrate how much this tool could facilitate the work of the air traffic controllers on a daily basis and could allow making a step towards an automation of the air traffic control.;Keywords: genetic algorithm, air traffic control, conflict management.;To solve these conflict management problems, this report aims to propose an automatic solution to unload the amount of work of the air traffic controllers. |
