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Introduction

Pravas R. Mahapatra

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This chapter discusses the following topics: (1) Aviation and electronics: a symbiotic relationship. (2) Phases in evolution of aircraft navigation and (3) Modern aviation weather surveillance. Inspec keywords: surveillance; avionics; aircraft navigation Other keywords: aircraft navigation; aviation weather surveillance Subjects: Radionavigation and direction finding

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This chapter discusses the following topics: (1) Aviation and electronics: a symbiotic relationship. (2) Phases in evolution of aircraft navigation and (3) Modern aviation weather surveillance. Inspec keywords: surveillance; avionics; aircraft navigation Other keywords: aircraft navigation; aviation weather surveillance Subjects: Radionavigation and direction finding

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This chapter discusses the following topics: (1) Aviation and electronics: a symbiotic relationship. (2) Phases in evolution of aircraft navigation and (3) Modern aviation weather surveillance. Inspec keywords: surveillance; avionics; aircraft navigation Other keywords: aircraft navigation; aviation weather surveillance Subjects: Radionavigation and direction finding

Key concepts: Avionics, Aeronautics, Aviation, Radio navigation, Air navigation, Engineering, Computer science, Aerospace engineering

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