// FGGround - a class to provide ground control at larger airports. // // Written by David Luff, started March 2002. // // Copyright (C) 2002 David C. Luff - david.luff@nottingham.ac.uk // // This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or // modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as // published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the // License, or (at your option) any later version. // // This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but // WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of // MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU // General Public License for more details. // // You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License // along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software // Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. #ifndef _FG_GROUND_HXX #define _FG_GROUND_HXX #include STL_IOSTREAM #include STL_STRING SG_USING_STD(string); SG_USING_STD(ios); #include #include #include #include #include #include #include "ATC.hxx" #include "ATCProjection.hxx" SG_USING_STD(map); SG_USING_STD(vector); SG_USING_STD(list); ////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // Types for the logical network data structure typedef enum arc_type { RUNWAY, TAXIWAY }; typedef enum node_type { GATE, APRON, HOLD, JUNCTION, TJUNCTION }; enum GateType { TRANSPORT_PASSENGER, TRANSPORT_PASSENGER_NARROWBODY, TRANSPORT_PASSENGER_WIDEBODY, TRANSPORT_CARGO, GA_LOCAL, GA_LOCAL_SINGLE, GA_LOCAL_TWIN, GA_TRANSIENT, GA_TRANSIENT_SINGLE, GA_TRANSIENT_TWIN, OTHER // ie. anything goes!! }; typedef enum network_element_type { NODE, ARC }; struct ground_network_element { network_element_type struct_type; }; struct arc : public ground_network_element { int distance; string name; arc_type type; bool directed; //false if 2-way, true if 1-way. //This is a can of worms since arcs might be one way in different directions under different circumstances unsigned int n1; // The nodeID of the first node unsigned int n2; // The nodeID of the second node // If the arc is directed then flow is normally from n1 to n2. See the above can of worms comment though. }; typedef vector arc_array_type; // This was and may become again a list instead of vector typedef arc_array_type::iterator arc_array_iterator; typedef arc_array_type::const_iterator arc_array_const_iterator; struct node : public ground_network_element { node(); ~node(); unsigned int nodeID; //each node in an airport needs a unique ID number - this is ZERO-BASED to match array position Point3D pos; Point3D orthoPos; char* name; node_type type; arc_array_type arcs; double max_turn_radius; }; typedef vector node_array_type; typedef node_array_type::iterator node_array_iterator; typedef node_array_type::const_iterator node_array_const_iterator; struct Gate : public node { GateType gateType; int max_weight; //units?? //airline_code airline; //For the future - we don't have any airline codes ATM int id; // The gate number in the logical scheme of things string sid; // The real-world gate letter/number //node* pNode; bool used; double heading; // The direction the parked-up plane should point in degrees }; typedef vector < Gate* > gate_vec_type; typedef gate_vec_type::iterator gate_vec_iterator; typedef gate_vec_type::const_iterator gate_vec_const_iterator; // A map of gate vs. the logical (internal FGFS) gate ID typedef map < int, Gate* > gate_map_type; typedef gate_map_type::iterator gate_map_iterator; typedef gate_map_type::const_iterator gate_map_const_iterator; // Runways - all the runway stuff is likely to change in the future typedef struct Rwy { int id; //note this is a very simplified scheme for now - R & L are not differentiated //It should work for simple one rwy airports node_array_type exits; //Array of available exits from runway // should probably add an FGRunway structure here as well eventually // Eventually we will also want some encoding of real-life preferred runways // This will get us up and running for single runway airports though. }; typedef vector < Rwy > runway_array_type; typedef runway_array_type::iterator runway_array_iterator; typedef runway_array_type::const_iterator runway_array_const_iterator; // end logical network types /////////////////////////////////////////////////////// /////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // Structures to use the network // A path through the network typedef vector < ground_network_element* > ground_network_path_type; typedef ground_network_path_type::iterator ground_network_path_iterator; typedef ground_network_path_type::const_iterator ground_network_path_const_iterator; ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// //////////////////////////////////////////////// // // Stuff for the shortest-path algorithms struct a_path { a_path(); ground_network_path_type path; int cost; }; // Paths mapped by nodeID reached so-far typedef map < unsigned int, a_path* > shortest_path_map_type; typedef shortest_path_map_type::iterator shortest_path_map_iterator; // Nodes mapped by their ID //typedef map < unsigned int, node* > node_map_type; //typedef node_map_type::iterator node_map_iterator; //////////////////////////////////////////////// // Planes active within the ground network. // somewhere in the ATC/AI system we are going to have defined something like // typedef struct plane_rec // list plane_rec_list_type /* // A more specialist plane rec to include ground information typedef struct ground_rec { plane_rec plane; point current_pos; node destination; node last_clearance; bool cleared; // set true when the plane has been cleared to somewhere bool incoming; //true for arrivals, false for departures // status? // Almost certainly need to add more here }; typedef list ground_rec_list; typedef ground_rec_list::iterator ground_rec_list_itr; typedef ground_rec_list::const_iterator ground_rec_list_const_itr; */ ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // // FGGround // /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// class FGGround : public FGATC { public: FGGround(); ~FGGround(); void Init(); void Update(); inline string get_trans_ident() { return trans_ident; } inline atc_type GetType() { return GROUND; } inline void SetDisplay() {display = true;} inline void SetNoDisplay() {display = false;} // Its possible that NewArrival and NewDeparture should simply be rolled into Request. // Contact ground control on arrival, assumed to request any gate //void NewArrival(plane_rec plane); // Contact ground control on departure, assumed to request currently active runway. //void NewDeparture(plane_rec plane); // Contact ground control when the calling routine doesn't know if arrival // or departure is appropriate. //void NewContact(plane_rec plane); // Make a request of ground control. //void Request(ground_request request); // Randomly fill some of the available gates and GA parking spots with planes void PopulateGates(); // Return a suitable gate (maybe this should be a list of suitable gates so the plane or controller can choose the closest one) void ReturnGate(Gate &gate, GateType type); // Return a pointer to an unused gate Gate* GetGateNode(); // Runway stuff - this might change in the future. // Get a list of exits from a given runway // It is up to the calling function to check for non-zero size of returned array before use node_array_type GetExits(int rwyID); // Get a path from one node to another ground_network_path_type GetPath(node* A, node* B); private: // Need a data structure to hold details of the various active planes // Need a data structure to hold details of the logical network // including which gates are filled - or possibly another data structure // with the positions of the inactive planes. // Need a data structure to hold outstanding communications from aircraft. // Possibly need a data structure to hold outstanding communications to aircraft. // The logical network // NODES WILL BE STORED IN THE NETWORK IN ORDER OF nodeID NUMBER // ie. NODE 5 WILL BE AT network[5] node_array_type network; // A map of all the gates indexed against internal (FGFS) ID gate_map_type gates; gate_map_iterator gatesItr; // Runway stuff - this might change in the future. //runway_array_type runways; // STL way Rwy runways[36]; // quick hack! FGATCAlignedProjection ortho; // Planes currently active //ground_rec_list ground_traffic; // Find the shortest route through the logical network between two points. //FindShortestRoute(point a, point b); // Project a point in WGS84 lat/lon onto the local gnomonic. //ConvertWGS84ToXY(sgVec3 wgs84, point xy); // Assign a gate or parking location to a new arrival //AssignGate(ground_rec &g); // Generate the next clearance for an airplane //NextClearance(ground_rec &g); bool display; // Flag to indicate whether we should be outputting to the ATC display. bool displaying; // Flag to indicate whether we are outputting to the ATC display. // for failure modeling string trans_ident; // transmitted ident bool ground_failed; // ground failed? bool networkLoadOK; // Indicates whether LoadNetwork returned true or false at last attempt // Load the logical ground network for this airport from file. // Return true if successfull. bool LoadNetwork(); // Parse a runway exit string and push the supplied node pointer onto the runway exit list void ParseRwyExits(node* np, char* es); // Return a random gate ID of an unused gate. // Two error values may be returned and must be checked for by the calling function: // -2 signifies that no gates exist at this airport. // -1 signifies that all gates are currently full. // TODO - modify to return a suitable gate based on aircraft size/weight. int GetRandomGateID(); // A shortest path algorithm sort of from memory (I can't find the bl&*dy book again!) ground_network_path_type GetShortestPath(node* A, node* B); }; #endif // _FG_GROUND_HXX