Cyberinfrastructure for Aircraft Mission Support
Cyberinfrastructure for Aircraft Mission Support
- New search for: Freudinger, Lawrence C.
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Forth last several years NASA's Airborne Science Program has been developing and using infrastructure and applications that enable researchers to interact with each other and with airborne instruments via network communications. Use of these tools has increased near realtime situational awareness during field operations, resulting it productivity improvements, improved decision making, and the collection of better data. Advances in pre-mission planning and post-mission access have also emerged. Integrating these capabilities with other tools to evolve coherent service-oriented enterprise architecture for aircraft flight and test operations is the subject of ongoing efforts.
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Cyberinfrastructure for Aircraft Mission Support
NASA IT Summit 2010 ; 2010 ; National Harbor, MD, United States
2010-08-01
Conference paper
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English
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