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 Revolutionary Systems Concepts
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2005 Study Results
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The NASA Headquarters Aeronautics Research Mission Directorate started the Revolutionary Systems Concepts for Aeronautics (RSCA) project in 2002 to support their development of long-range visions and supporting plans for aeronautical research and development (R&D) investments. The RSCA project focused on the development and analysis of revolutionary future air transportation and vehicle concepts to help identify high value technology R&D needs.
For more information contact:
Dell Ricks, ARMD Aeronautical Systems Analysis Project Manager
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Principal Investigator |
Planet Soar
Presentation / Animation (84MB mov) |
John Melton, NASA ARC |
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Designs and Operations Concepts Optimized for Ground Operations
Presentation / Animation (73MB mov) |
Susan Cliff, NASA ARC |
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Atmospheric Disturbances for Improving the Efficiency of Flocks of Small UAVs
Presentation / Animation (62MB mov) |
Curtis Hanson, NASA DFRC |
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Cruise Efficient Short Take-Off and Landing (STOL) Subsonic Transportation System Using Embedded-Wing Propulsion Concept
Presentation / Animation (43MB mov) |
Hyun Dae Kim, NASA GRC |
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A Robust, Scalable Transportation System Concept
Presentation / Animation (97MB mov) |
Andy Hahn, NASA LaRC |
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An Unmanned Airborne Platform for Homeland Defense
Presentation / Animation (67MB mov) |
Dennis Bartlett, NASA LaRC
Paul Gelhausen, AVID, LLC |
