This report summarizes a study whose objectives were to: Develop a life cycle cost computer model to evaluate various alternative civil aviation navigation systems; Project government implementation and recurring costs and user avionics costs associated with each alternative; Develop rational implementation/transition scenarios for various combinations of the systems to provide civil air navigation coverage in the CONUS, Alaska, Oceanic and Off-shore regions; and Make an initial assessment of the economic impact upon the FAA and civil aviation users for each scenario. Alternatives evaluated were VOR/DME, Loran-C, Omega, Differential Omega, and GPS. The least costly alternative, based upon combined civil user and FAA costs, was found to be continued use of VOR/DME. Sole use of GPS was found to be the most costly alternative.
Economic Requirements Analysis of Civil Air Navigation Alternatives. Volume II
1978
409 pages
Report
Keine Angabe
Englisch
Air Transportation , Global Navigation Systems , Navigation Systems , Navigation , Life cycle costs , Economic analysis , Cost effectiveness , Test and evaluation , Models , Computer programs , Costs , Systems analysis , Alaska , Offshore , Impact , Civil aviation , Loran , Omega navigation , Avionics , Navigation systems , Loran-C , GPS(Global Positioning System) , VOR navigation , Global positioning system
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