Contents: (1) to study the application of GPS to interdiction, ground attack, interception and close combat aircraft; (2) to determine the extent which improved performance or new capabilities are made possible; (3) to study the integration of GPS into guidance and control systems, determine the impact on system design, and indicate where simplification and cost savings may be brought about; and (4) to make recommendations for further and more detailed study of the most promising applications.
The Impact of Global Positioning System on Guidance and Controls Systems Design of Military Aircraft, Volume 1
1979
43 pages
Report
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English
Aircraft Positioning and Guidance with the Global Positioning System
British Library Conference Proceedings | 1994
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