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The X-57 Maxwell and Electric Propulsion Tech Talk with Vince Schultz, NASA Langley
The X-57 Maxwell, NASA’s first piloted experimental aircraft in decades, is a pathfinder for developing standards for electric propulsion, and is pioneering advances in Distributed Electric Propulsion that will herald innovations for greatly expanded air mobility. NASA is laying the foundations for electric aircraft, working to identify approaches to certification for these revolutionary vehicles and standards to safely operate these new aircraft in airspace systems around the world. This talk will summarize achievements to date, lessons learned along the way, and projected impacts for the future NAS from these increased levels of operations and the opening of whole new markets for transportation.
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Offshore Precipitation Capability for Air Traffic Control
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Adaptive Risk-Based Conflict Detection for Stratospheric Flight Operations
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Selected Social, Environmental, and Behavioral Consequences and Considerations for Urban Air Mobility
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Trust No One: A Zero Trust NAS in a World of New Users, Clouds, DevOps and More! 10.15.20
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Advanced and Urban Air Mobility (AAM/UAM) Tech Talk with Biruk Abraham
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Aviation Safety and Increased Cyber Security: How KVM Supports the Shift Towards More Automated ANS
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Fireside Chat- A Conversation with CANSO Director General Simon Hocquard
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How to Win Support for Your Drone Program with PropelUAS, a subsidiary of Evans Consulting
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Technical Symposium: Managing your Virtual Sponsorship and Exhibit Presence
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Loon- Unlocking the Future of Aviation in the Stratosphere
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ATCA Fireside Chat- The Airliner's Perspective
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YAP Lunch & Learn with the FAA's Pamela Whitley