INTEGRATED COCKPIT RESEARCH PROGRAM, VOLUME I
The program was designed to develop a methodology for avionic system design application to aircraft in an advanced time period. Emphasis was placed on two major activities. One was concerned with identifying the requirements for the operator/avionic system in the future time period, and a second act...
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| creator | Murphy,John V Pizzicara,Donald J Belcher,James J Hamson,Robert L Bernberg,Raymond E |
| description | The program was designed to develop a methodology for avionic system design application to aircraft in an advanced time period. Emphasis was placed on two major activities. One was concerned with identifying the requirements for the operator/avionic system in the future time period, and a second activity was concerned with identifying the technological state-of-the-art that would be available in the advanced time period to meet those requirements. Successive aspects of the study were concerned with synthesizing an avionic system, completing a cost/effectiveness evaluation, and the preparation of a cockpit mockup. Volume I describes a 27-step process that can be applied to any aircraft system early in the developmental cycle. (Author) |
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