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Buch, Englisch, 448 Seiten

Kumar / Shankar

Artificial Intelligence Applications in Aeronautical and Aerospace Engineering


1. Auflage 2025
ISBN: 978-1-394-26876-4
Verlag: Wiley

Buch, Englisch, 448 Seiten

ISBN: 978-1-394-26876-4
Verlag: Wiley


This book is a comprehensive guide for anyone in the aeronautical and aerospace fields who wants to understand and leverage the transformative power of artificial intelligence to enhance safety, optimize performance, and drive innovation.

The field of aeronautical and aerospace engineering is on the brink of a transformative revolution driven by rapid advancements in artificial intelligence (AI). This book analyzes AI’s multifaceted impact on the industry, exploring AI’s potential to address complex challenges, optimize processes, and push technological boundaries with a focus on enhancing safety, security, innovation, and performance. By blending technical insights with practical applications, it provides readers with a roadmap for harnessing AI to solve complex challenges and improve efficiency in aeronautics. Ideal for those seeking a deeper understanding of AI’s role in aeronautical and aerospace engineering, this book offers real-world applications, case studies, and expert insights, making it a valuable resource for anyone aiming to stay at the forefront of this rapidly evolving field.

Readers will find this book: - Examines AI’s transformative role in aerospace and aeronautics, from enhancing safety to driving innovation and optimizing performance;
- Highlights real-time applications, addressing AI’s role in boosting operational efficiency and safety in the aerospace and aeronautical industries;
- Offers insights into emerging AI technologies shaping the future of aerospace and aeronautical systems;
- Features real-world case studies on AI applications in autonomous navigation, predictive maintenance of aircraft, and air traffic management.

Audience

Aeronautical and aerospace engineers, AI researchers, students, and industry professionals seeking to understand and apply AI solutions in areas like safety, security, and performance optimization.

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Preface xvii

Part 1: Safety and Security 1

1 Artificial Intelligence Based Habitual and Average DoS Attack Detection in Avionics and Necessity Estimators in Wireless Ad Hoc and Sensor Networks 3
C. R. Bharathi and D. Mahammad Rafi

Nomenclature 4

1.1 Introduction 4

1.2 Literature Survey 5

1.3 MQTT’s Impact in Wired Sensor Networks (WSN) 8

1.3.1 MQTT (Message Queuing Telemetry Transport) 8

1.3.2 Mosquitto Broker 10

1.4 Implementation 10

1.4.1 Dataset Preparation 10

1.4.2 Feature Set with Attribute Value and Type 11

1.4.3 Classification 12

1.4.4 Data Security of Avionics Systems 12

1.4.5 Applications for Avionics Systems 14

1.5 End Results and Talk 14

1.6 Conclusion 15

References 15

2 Artificial Intelligence Aerospace Based Penetrating Denial of Service Attack in Wireless Sensor Network 19
C. R. Bharathi and D. Mahammad Rafi

2.1 Overview 20

2.2 Related Work 21

2.3 Applications of Artificial Intelligence Based on DoS Detection 24

2.3.1 Compiling and Modifying Data 24

2.3.2 Choosing Features 25

2.4 Attack Model 28

2.4.1 Artificial Intelligence Aerospace Sensor Network Architecture 29

2.4.2 Aerospace WSNs, Denial-of-Service Attacks 30

2.5 Conclusion 33

References 34

3 Application of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning in Computational Fluid Dynamics 37
G. Gowtham, S. Nithya and R. Sundharesan

Introduction 38

Motivation for AI in CFD 39

Applications of AI in CFD 40

Challenges and Considerations 41

Data Collection 43

Pre-Processing 45

AI Model Selection 46

Training Data Generation 49

AI Model Training 51

Model Validation 52

CFD Prediction 54

Post-Processing 55

Future Directions 56

Conclusion 58

References 58

4 Deep Learning Based Secure Predictive Maintenance Framework for Industrial Maintenance Using Autonomous Drones 61
Sharanya S., Karthikeyan S., Prabhakar E. and Manirao Ramachandrarao

4.1 Evolution of Industrial Maintenance 62

4.1.1 Condition Monitoring in Industries 62

4.1.2 Classification of Condition Monitoring 63

4.2 Use Cases of Drone Technology in Industrial Activities 65

4.3 Security Dimension of Drone Technology 67

4.3.1 Cyberattacks on Drones 68

4.3.2 Counter-Drone Measures 69

4.4 Cybersecurity Framework for Deploying Drones in Predictive Maintenance 70

4.5 Conclusion 76

References 76

5 Role of Artificial Intelligence in the Life Cycle of Aircraft 79
Karthikeyan S., Sharanya S., Manirao Ramachandrarao and N. Dilip Raja

5.1 Introduction 80

5.1.1 Why Aircraft Manufacturing is Very Expensive? 81

5.2 AI for Aircraft Design 83

5.3 AI in Determining Aircraft Shape 85

5.4 AI in Aircraft Production 87

5.5 AI in Aircraft Assembly Line 89

5.6 AI in Aircraft Performance Improvement 90

5.7 Predictive Maintenance in Aircrafts 93

5.8 Conclusions 95

References 96

6 Artificial Intelligence for Aeronautical and Aerospace Applications Using Fuzzy Logic Controller 99
Anumula Swarnalatha and R. Asad Ahmed

6.1 Introduction 99

6.2 Fuzzy Logic Controllers Used in Aircraft 100

6.3 Advantages of Fuzzy Logic Controllers in Aerospace 102

6.4 Applications 103

6.4.1 Fuzzy Logic Controller Design for an Aircraft 103

6.5 Conclusion 106

References 106

7 Revolutionizing Aerospace Quality Control: Harnessing AI for Defect Detection 109
Naveen R., Rakesh Kumar C., Kowsalya, Fadhilah Mohd Sakri and Prasad G.

7.1 Introduction 110

7.1.1 Aerospace Quality Control Background 110

7.1.2 The Imperative for Quality Control Transformation 110

7.1.3 The Role of AI in the Aerospace Sector 110

7.2 Traditional Quality Control Methods 111

7.2.1 Limitations and Challenges 111

7.2.1.1 Manual Inspection Processes 112

7.2.1.2 Time-Consuming Procedures 112

7.2.2 Case Studies on Conventional Approaches 113

7.2.2.1 Case Study 1: Manual Inspection Failures 113

7.2.2.2 Case Study 2: Time-Related Complications 114

7.3 AI in Aerospace: A Paradigm Shift 115

7.3.1 Overview of AI Technologies 115

7.3.1.1 Machine Learning Algorithms 115

7.3.1.2 Computer Vision 116

7.3.2 Integration of AI in Aerospace Manufacturing 116

7.3.2.1 Design Optimization 116

7.3.2.2 Real-Time Monitoring 117

7.3.3 Advantages of AI for Quality Control 117

7.3.3.1 Real-Time Monitoring 117

7.4 Defect Detection with AI 118

7.4.1 Understanding Defects in Aerospace Components 118

7.4.1.1 Types of Defects 118

7.4.2 AI Algorithms for Defect Detection 119

7.4.2.1 Convolutional Neural Networks (CNNs) for Image Analysis 119

7.4.2.2 Anomaly Detection Algorithms 119

7.5 Implementation Strategies 120

7.5.1 Challenges in Implementing AI for Quality Control 120

7.5.1.1 Technical Challenges 120

7.5.1.2 Organizational Challenges 120

7.5.2 Best Practices and Lessons Learned 120

7.5.2.1 Collaborative Cross-Functional Teams 121

7.5.2.2 Incremental Implementation 121

7.5.3 Regulatory and Ethical Considerations 121

7.5.3.1 Compliance with Standards 121

7.5.3.2 Ethical AI Practices 121

7.6 Future Trends and Innovations 121

7.6.1 Evolving Landscape of Aerospace Quality Control 121

7.6.1.1 Integration of Advanced Sensors 122

7.6.2 Potential Advances in AI for Defect Detection 122

7.6.2.1 Explainable AI 122

7.6.3 Implications for the Future of Aerospace Manufacturing 123

7.6.3.1 Shift in Workforce Skills 123

7.7 Impact of AI Techniques on Defect Detection 123

7.7.1 Improvement in Defect Detection with AI Techniques 124

7.7.2 Specific Outcomes Influenced by AI 124

7.7.3 Enhancing Defect Detection with AI: A Comparative Analysis 125

7.7.3.1 Traditional Defect Detection Methods 125

7.7.3.2 Advantages of AI in Defect Detection 125

7.7.4 Case Studies Highlighting AI Improvements 126

7.8 Conclusion and Recommendations 129

7.8.1 Recap of Key Findings 129

7.8.1.1 Evolution of Quality Control 129

7.8.1.2 Impact of AI 129

7.8.1.3 Future Trends and Innovations 130

7.8.2 The Path Forward: Recommendations for Industry Stakeholders 130

7.8.2.1 Embrace Continuous Learning 130

7.8.2.2 Collaborative Research and Development 130

7.8.2.3 Regulatory Engagement 130

7.8.3 Final Thoughts on the Future of Aerospace Quality Control 130

7.8.4 Scope of the Future Work 131

References 131

8 Utilizing AI Techniques for Detecting Damage in Aerospace Applications 133
Rakesh Kumar C., Naveen R., Kowsalya, Fadhilah Mohd Sakri and Prasath M.S.

8.1 Introduction 134

8.2 Detection of Damage in Composite Materials for Aircraft Components 136

8.2.1 Enhanced Defect Detection with AI: Comparative Analysis 136

8.2.2 Recent Studies on AI in Aerospace Engineering 138

8.3 AI-Based Aircraft Composite Damage Detection 139

8.3.1 Data Collection 140

8.3.2 Image Recognition and Computer Vision 141

8.3.3 Sensor Data Analysis 141

8.3.4 Feature Extraction 141

8.3.5 Machine Learning Models 142

8.3.6 Anomaly Detection 143

8.3.7 Integration of Multiple Data Sources 143

8.3.8 Real-Time Monitoring 143

8.3.9 Human-in-the-Loop Validation 144

8.3.10 Continuous Learning and Improvement 144

8.3.11 Regulatory Compliance 145

8.3.12 Discussion on the Application and Effectiveness of AI in Detecting Damage 145

8.3.13 Improved Detection Accuracy 145

8.3.14 Reduced False Positives and False Negatives 145

8.3.15 Enhanced Predictive Capabilities 146

8.3.16 Comparison with Traditional Methods 146

8.3.17 Limitations and Challenges 146

8.4 AI Methodologies for Defect Detection in Aerospace Manufacturing 147

8.4.1 AI Algorithms 147

8.4.2 Metrics and Evaluation Criteria 147

8.5 Conclusion 148

References 149

9 Sense and Avoid System for Navigation of Micro Aerial Vehicle in Cluttered Environments 151
Anbarasu B., Anitha G., Balaji G., Shabahat Hasnain Qamar, Sathish Kumar K., Naren Shankar R. and Santhosh Kumar G.

9.1 Introduction 152

9.2 Related Works 153

9.3 Proposed Methodology 154

9.4 Sense and Avoid Algorithm 155

9.4.1 Raw Disparity to Depth Conversion 155

9.4.2 Obstacle Detection 156

9.4.3 Collision Avoidance 157

9.5 Experimental Results and Discussions 157

9.6 Conclusions 165

References 165

Part 2: Technological Advancements and Innovations 169

10 A Review on Mixed Reality and Artificial Intelligence for Smart Aviation Sector: Current Trends, Opportunities, and Challenges 171
G. Jegadeeswari, B. Kirubadurai, Jaganraj R. and Vinoth Thangarasu

10.1 Introduction 172

10.2 A Mixed Reality for Smart Aerospace Engineering 174

10.3 Integrated Reality to Enhance the Passenger Experience 177

10.4 Opportunities and Challenges During and Post COVID-19 179

10.5 Conclusion 181

Acknowledgments 182

References 182

11 A Comprehensive Assessment of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles’ Fuel Cell Electric Propulsion Systems 189
Kirubadurai B., Jaganraj R., Jegadeeswari G. and Vinoth Thangarasu

11.1 Introduction 190

11.2 Fuel Cell Types 191

11.3 Machine Learning Technique 192

11.4 Problems with UAVs Powered by FC 192

11.4.1 Issues of On-Board Hydrogen Storage 192

11.4.2 Problem with Limited Power Output 193

11.4.3 Slow-Response Issue 194

11.4.4 Efficiency Issue of FC Propulsion Systems 195

11.4.5 Reinforcement Learning 196

11.5 UAV Hardware Design and Integration 200

11.5.1 Electrical System Diagram Excluding Super Capacitor and Fuel Cell Stack 201

11.6 UAV in the Machine Learning Environment 202

11.6.1 Wireless Network/Computer 202

11.6.2 Smart Cities and Military 202

11.6.3 Agriculture 203

11.7 Conclusion 204

References 204

12 AI-Powered Prediction of Centerline Total Pressure Variations in Coaxial Nozzles by Varying the Lip Thickness 211
R. Naren Shankar, Irish Angelin S., Bakiya Ambikapathy, K. Sathish Kumar and Parvathy Rajendran

12.1 Introduction 212

12.2 Methodology 213

12.3 Results and Discussions 218

12.4 Conclusion 223

References 223

13 Enhancing Jet Noise Reduction: AI-Powered Predictions of Core Length and Total Pressure Variations in Coaxial Nozzles 225
R. Naren Shankar, Irish Angelin S., Bakiya Ambikapathy, K. Sathish Kumar and Parvathy Rajendran

13.1 Introduction 226

13.2 Methodology 227

13.3 Results and Discussions 233

13.4 Conclusion 238

References 238

14 Application of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning in Composite Material Design 241
G. Gowtham, S. Nithya and J. V. Saiprasanna Kumar

Introduction 242

Overview 243

AI Uses in Different Sectors 246

Challenges and Considerations 249

AI Use in Aircraft Materials 250

Material Discovery and Design 251

Material Optimization 252

Quality Control 254

Predictive Maintenance 255

Composite Material Design 256

Material Recycling 257

Data Analytics for Performance Monitoring 259

Supply Chain Management 259

Energy Efficiency and Sustainability 261

Conclusion 263

References 263

15 Design Optimization Study of UAV Propeller Using Aeroacoustics 265
Prem Kumar P.S., Kirthika S., Kishore Kumar S. and Hariharasubramaniyan A.

Nomenclature 266

Introduction 266

Methodology 268

Computational Implementation 268

Domain Generation 269

Meshing 270

Solver Setup and Boundary Conditions 271

Results and Discussion 272

Base Propeller 272

Serration Design 1 272

Serration Design 2 272

Serration Design 3 274

Conclusion and Future Work 275

References 275

16 Autonomous Mapping and AI-Based Navigation Using Deep Learning, SLAM, and Optical Flow for Micro Aerial Vehicle 277
B. Anbarasu, S. Seralathan and A. Muthuram

16.1 Introduction 278

16.2 Related Work 281

16.2.1 AI-Based MAV Navigation 281

16.3 Methodology 282

16.3.1 SLAM System for UAV Navigation 283

16.3.2 US City Block Dataset for MAV Navigation 284

16.3.3 Data Collection for MAV Navigation 286

16.3.4 CNN Model and Preprocessing for MAV Navigation 289

16.3.4.1 CNN Model Training 290

16.3.5 Gunnar-Farnebäck Algorithm 291

16.4 Results and Discussions 292

16.5 Conclusion 298

References 300

Part 3: Performance And Efficiency Optimization 303

17 The Essential Phases in Aircraft Component Manufacturing Using Artificial Intelligence 305
Boopathy G., Rajamurugu N., Siva Prakasam P. and Sai Prasanna Kumar J.V.

Abbreviations 306

17.1 Introduction 306

17.2 Precision in Engineering and Design for the Fabrication of Aircraft Components 308

17.2.1 Role of Aerospace Engineers in Production of Aircraft Parts 310

17.2.2 Design Software Utilized in Fabrication of Aircraft Parts 310

17.2.3 Standards for Precision in Performance and Safety of Aircraft Parts 311

17.2.4 Potential of Digital Twins in the Manufacturing of Aircraft Components 312

17.3 Material Selection and Characteristics of Aircraft Parts 313

17.3.1 Significance of Lightweight and Resilient Materials 315

17.3.2 Environmentally Harsh Resistance of Materials 316

17.3.3 Common Materials Used in Aircraft Component Manufacturing 317

17.3.4 Predictive Procurement: Utilizing AI for Strategic Supply Chain Optimization 320

17.4 Manufacturing Techniques and Quality Control Measures 320

17.4.1 Statistical Process Control Using AI for Real-Time Quality Assurance 322

17.5 Assembly Processes and Integration of Aircraft 323

17.6 Routine Maintenance and Inspection of Aircraft Parts 325

17.7 Conclusion 327

References 328

18 Artificial Intelligence in Failure Prediction of Aircraft Components and Inventory Leveraging 333
Vinu Ramadhas, Krishnadhas Subash and K. Vijayaraja

18.1 Introduction 334

18.2 Inspection and Defects 334

18.2.1 Routine Inspections 334

18.2.2 Aircraft Defects 335

18.3 Platform-Centric Data 336

18.3.1 Routine Inspection Database 336

18.3.2 Repair and Component Replacement Database 336

18.3.3 Operational Database 338

18.3.4 Spare FOL Consumption 338

18.3.5 Incident/Accident Details 338

18.3.6 HUMS Database 339

18.4 Asset-Centric Data 339

18.4.1 Aircraft Variant and Numbers 339

18.4.2 Operational and Maintenance Staff 340

18.4.3 Critical Component Float 341

18.4.4 Test Sets and NDT Equipment 341

18.4.5 Mandatory Spare Availability 341

18.5 Fault Tree Analysis 342

18.6 AI-Assisted Application 344

18.6.1 Inspection and Maintenance Changes 344

18.6.2 Modification and Lifing Analysis 345

18.6.3 Exploitation and Operational Limitations 345

18.7 Conclusion 346

References 346

19 Performance Analysis and Optimization of Eppler- 398

Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Using Machine Learning Techniques 349
R. Manikandan, A. Parthiban, T. Gopalakrishnan and Mandeep Singh

19.1 Introduction 350

19.1.1 Eppler Profile 353

19.1.2 Artificial Intelligence Role in Network-Based UAV 356

19.1.3 Wireless Network Issues 356

19.1.4 Design of Network Issues 357

19.1.5 Localization and Trajectory 357

19.2 Experimental Methods 358

19.2.1 Design Phase and Wind Tunnel Testing 358

19.2.2 Flow Visualization Techniques 358

19.3 Computational Model 359

19.3.1 Simulation Setup 359

19.3.2 Aerodynamic Characteristics 360

19.3.3 Airfoil Geometric Creation 361

19.3.4 Grid Generation 362

19.3.5 Applications of Machine Learning in UAV Using Artificial Neural Network (ANN) 364

19.3.6 AI Techniques are Used to Identify and Classify High-Risk Areas and Motion Characteristics of UAVs 367

19.4 Results of Smooth, Bump, and Upper Surface Bumped Eppler-398 Airfoil 368

19.4.1 Validation 375

19.4.2 Flow Visualization Techniques 376

19.5 Ann 377

19.5.1 Enhancing Security and Privacy in UAV Networks with AI 382

19.5.2 Optimizing UAV Network Performance Through Intelligent AI Networking 383

19.5.3 Predictive Maintenance in UAV Networks via AI 384

19.5.4 AI-Driven Localization and Trajectory Planning in UAV Operations 385

19.5.5 Tackling Technical Challenges in AI-UAV Network Integration 385

19.6 Summary and Future Work 386

References 388

20 Navigation of Unconventional Drones — Autonomous Ornithopter 391
Syam Narayanan S., P. Rajalaksmi, Yogesh Gangurde, Akshith Mysa and Satyajit Movidi

20.1 Ornithopters 392

20.1.1 Conventional Versus Unconventional UAVs 392

20.1.2 Brief History 395

20.2 Autonomous Navigation 396

20.2.1 Navigation and Control 396

20.3 Autonomous Navigation for Ornithopters 402

20.3.1 GPS-Based and GPS-Denied Navigation — Comparative Overview 403

20.3.2 Software Systems 404

20.3.2.1 Simultaneous Localization and Mapping (SLAM) 404

20.3.2.2 ORBSLAM3 for Ornithopters 405

20.3.2.3 ROS (Robot Operating System) 407

20.3.2.4 ROS Control and Its Use in Ornithopters 408

20.4 Artificial Intelligence for Ornithopters 410

20.4.1 AI in Navigation 410

20.4.2 AI in Control 410

20.5 Ultra-Wide Band-Based Indoor GPS System for Ornithopters (Case Study) 411

20.5.1 Ultra-Wide Band Technology for Localization 411

20.5.1.1 Advantages of UWB for Localization 412

20.5.2 Indoor GPS Setup 413

20.5.3 Methodology 413

20.5.4 Scope of Navigation Using UWB 415

Conclusion 416

References 416

Index 419


K. Sathish Kumar, PhD is a professor in the Department of Aeronautical Engineering at the Nehru Institute of Engineering and Technology, Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu, India with over 15 years of research and teaching experience. He has authored numerous articles in international journals and serves as a mentor to several start-ups, fostering innovation in aerospace. His research focuses on jet mixing characteristics, nozzle design, and supersonic flow control.

R. Naren Shankar, PhD is a professor in the Department of Aeronautical Engineering at Vel Tech Rangarajan Dr. Sagunthala Research and Development Institute of Science and Technology, India. He has published one book and 32 research articles, and has filed three patents. His research interests encompass high-speed jets, aerodynamics, propulsion, and unconventional energy engineering.



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