The development of a Flight Test Engineer's Workstation for the Automated Flight Test Management System
The development of a Flight Test Engineer's Workstation for the Automated Flight Test Management System
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The Automated Flight Test Management System (ATMS) is being developed as part of the NASA Aircraft Automation Program. This program focuses on the application of interdisciplinary state-of-the-art technology in artificial intelligence, control theory, and systems methodology to problems of operating and flight testing high-performance aircraft. The development of a Flight Test Engineer's Workstation (FTEWS) is presented, with a detailed description of the system, technical details, and future planned developments. The goal of the FTEWS is to provide flight test engineers and project officers with an automated computer environment for planning, scheduling, and performing flight test programs. The FTEWS system is an outgrowth of the development of ATMS and is an implementation of a component of ATMS on SUN workstations.
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The development of a Flight Test Engineer's Workstation for the Automated Flight Test Management System
1989-01-01
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English
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