Figure 1
An example of a route model, capturing the main axis and borders of a specific route [2].
Figure 2
A sequence diagram visualising the chain of events following the initialization of a World object and the modelling via resampling.
Figure 3
A schematic representation of the seven classes found within Teetool, and the interaction with the user.
Figure 4
Gaussian distributed artificially generated trajectory data (a), aimed at demonstrating the functionality of the confidence region (b).
Figure 5
Rocket flight trajectory data (lines) as produced by a stochastic rocket simulator in uncertain launch- and atmospheric conditions, including the corresponding one standard deviation confidence region (shaded volume).
Figure 6
Aircraft trajectory data of approaching aircraft as measured by a ground-based radar at the Dallas/Fort Worth (DFW) airport, bundled in five common flightpaths.
Figure 7
Confidence regions (i.e. flight corridors) at a constant altitude (i.e. a horizontal plane intersection of the flight corridors), and mean trajectories (dashed lines), as generated from the trajectory data seen in Figure 6.