Integrating the Digital Twin of Decision Support Systems in Aeronautics

Abstract

A Decision Support System (DSS) is a computerized system that helps users make decisions. In the field of air transport, RAL has developed DSSs to support decision making in various settings, including surface transportation and national security. The purpose of this chapter is to explore the maintenance hypothesis of conditional status checking and propose supporting concepts, such as enhanced care and proactive maintenance. These concepts are further enhanced by robust validation and strategies to improve the effectiveness of care in an extraordinary way. Therefore, a decision support system framework is necessary to build today's flying maintenance framework. Maintenance Decision Support Systems (MDSS) offer a valuable tool for aeronautical support, enhancing maintenance efficiency and cost control. However, further research is required to delve into the associated topics of flying MDSS. Due to the diverse configurations and intricate structures of modern aircraft, a significant number of aircraft parameters need to be evaluated. To facilitate further research, it is essential to establish systematic procedures for compiling a valuable database and define research criteria to assess the sufficiency of existing information. Considering the cost issues associated with continuous flight position information, determining the criteria for data download should guide further research.