Multi-sensor Data Fusion based Approach for the Calibration of Airdata System

Multi-sensor data fusion is a sophisticated approach employed in the calibration of Airdata Systems, enhancing the accuracy and reliability of measurements. This technique involves integrating information from various sensors to generate a more comprehensive and precise representation of the air environment. In the context of Airdata System calibration, the fusion of data from multiple sensors plays a pivotal role in overcoming the limitations of individual sensors. These sensors may include altimeters, airspeed indicators, temperature sensors, and other devices that contribute to the overall measurement accuracy. The calibration process begins by collecting data from each sensor, accounting for their inherent strengths and weaknesses. Through a carefully designed algorithm, the system synthesizes this diverse information, creating a unified and refined dataset that reflects a more accurate representation of the airdata. The benefits of a multi-sensor data fusion approach in airdata system calibration are numerous. Firstly, it improves the precision of measurements by cross-verifying information from different sources. Secondly, it enhances the reliability of the airdata system by minimizing the impact of sensor errors or malfunctions. Additionally, this approach provides a more comprehensive understanding of the atmospheric conditions, allowing for better adjustments and calibrations in real-tim