New NASA Transport Research Facilities to Support Research Flight Operations in Present and Future ATC Environments
Date Published: 1997-10-13
Paper Number:975641
DOI: 10.4271/975641
Citation:
Fisher, B. and White, J., "New NASA Transport Research Facilities to Support Research Flight Operations in Present and Future ATC Environments," SAE Technical Paper 975641, 1997, doi:10.4271/975641.
Author(s):
Bruce D. Fisher - NASA Langley Research Center
John J. White - NASA Langley Research Center
Abstract:
The NASA Langley Research Center is developing a set of Transport Research Facilities which will support a simulation-to-flight process that will improve the efficiency of conducting experiments from concept development, to ground-based simulation testing, to flight testing. A key facility is a modified B-757-200 airplane containing an onboard research system. This aircraft is replacing the existing NASA B-737-100 Transport Systems Research Vehicle. The other Transport Research Facilities include two simulator cabs, a Research System Integration Laboratory, and the associated software. These facilities will support research flight operations associated with the present and future air traffic control environments.
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