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Technology Survey on UAS Propulsion Systems
PI Timothy Wilson
The purpose of this paper is to cast in broad strokes the scope, schedule and cost of a Technology Survey on UAS Propulsion Systems which composes Phase 1.
Secondly, a gap analysis shall be conducted which develops an in depth evaluation of the systems identified in Phase 1 against current and emergent certification standards from both the CFR 14 relevant parts as well as the LSA standards of ASTM F 37.
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Research Dates
08/31/2006 to 09/30/2007
Categories: Faculty-Staff