Analysis of the Operation of a Distributed Ledger: An Example of the Airport
https://doi.org/10.30932/1992-3252-2024-22-4-4
Abstract
Possibilities to use distributed ledger technology are shown referring to storing data in information systems of airports and aviation systems of various levels.
The features of the operation of a distributed ledger are noted regarding information systems. Various options for generating messages for storage using distributed ledger technology are studied along with the parameters of message flows. The features of using blockchain technology when creating distributed ledger are highlighted in case of the need to correct the stored information.
Apossibility to use network technologies is shown for forming distributed ledger, the nodes of which are located at significant distances from each other (registries of several airports).
The provided data can be used to create reliable distributed information storage facilities, both within a separate airport and for a group of airports.
About the Authors
I. N. Rozenberg
Russian University of Transport
Russian Federation
Russian Federation
Igor N. Rozenberg - D.Sc. (Eng), Professor, Corresponding Member of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Chief Scientific Officer of Russian University of Transport.
Moscow
Web of Science Researcher ID AAD-7632-2019; Scopus Author ID 15136568900; Russian Science Citation Index Author ID 652172
Ia. M. Dalinger
Russian University of Transport
Russian Federation
Russian Federation
Iakov M. Dalinger - Ph.D. (Eng), Vice-Rector of the Scientific and Educational Center for Air Transport of Russian University of Transport.
Moscow
Scopus Author ID 57195278185; Russian Science Citation Index Author ID 704687
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Rozenberg I.N., Dalinger I.M. Analysis of the Operation of a Distributed Ledger: An Example of the Airport. World of Transport and Transportation. 2024;22(4):27-32. https://doi.org/10.30932/1992-3252-2024-22-4-4
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