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Environmental Support of Naval Aviation.

Sam Brand, Steven B. Dresksler

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Abstract : A two-pronged approach to providing environmental support to Navy aviation is described. One approach focuses on flight safety and efficiency, and the other focuses on support to the tactical mission planner. Products are discussed in terms of requirements and the technical issues associated with the development or implementation of the products. This insight should be useful not only to the operational, tactical, and environmental communities, but to the R&D community as well.

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Abstract : A two-pronged approach to providing environmental support to Navy aviation is described. One approach focuses on flight safety and efficiency, and the other focuses on support to the tactical mission planner. Products are discussed in terms of requirements and the technical issues associated with the development or implementation of the products. This insight should be useful not only to the operational, tactical, and environmental communities, but to the R&D community as well.

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Abstract : A two-pronged approach to providing environmental support to Navy aviation is described. One approach focuses on flight safety and efficiency, and the other focuses on support to the tactical mission planner. Products are discussed in terms of requirements and the technical issues associated with the development or implementation of the products. This insight should be useful not only to the operational, tactical, and environmental communities, but to the R&D community as well.

Key concepts: Aviation, Aeronautics, Engineering, Environmental science, Operations research, Computer science, Aerospace engineering

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