Analysis of Wallops Flight Test Data Through an Automated COTS System
Analysis of Wallops Flight Test Data Through an Automated COTS System
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During the summer of 2004 NASA Langley Research Center flight tested a Synthetic Vision System (SVS) at the Reno/Tahoe International Airport (RNO) and the Wallops Flight Facility (WAL). The SVS included a Runway Incursion Prevention System (RIPS) to improve pilot situational awareness while operating near and on the airport surface. The flight tests consisted of air and ground operations to evaluate and validate the performance of the system. This paper describes the flight test and emphasizes how positioning data was collected, post processed and analyzed through the use of a COTS-derived software system. The system that was developed to analyze the data was constructed within the MATLAB(TM) environment. The software was modified to read the data, perform several if-then scenarios and produce the relevant graphs, figures and tables.
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Analysis of Wallops Flight Test Data Through an Automated COTS System
Infotech@Aerospace ; 2005 ; Arlington, VA+, United States
2005-01-01
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English