The Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA) CVX Program Office, PMS-378, is conducting a series of trade-off studies to provide the necessary inputs for the creation of the Operational Requirements Document (ORD) for the Tactical Aviation (TACAIR) sea-based platform for the 21st century, the CVX. SSC San Diego, UAV Project Office, has been assigned two of these studies. This study is the second of the two studies, addressing general operational and physical design characteristics required to incorporate unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) organic to CVX operations. Analysis includes both operations from a detachment standpoint (four airframes) and from a squadron standpoint (12 airframes). Potential impact areas include CVX deck structure, launch capabilities, recovery methods, maintenance spaces, storage spaces, personnel living spaces, command and control spaces and workstations, communications and data transmission paths, and ship antennae requirements.
Unmanned Air Vehicle Impact on CVX Design
1998
40 pages
Report
No indication
English
Aircraft , Remotely piloted vehicles , Maintenance , Requirements , Ships , Recovery , Impact , Data transmission systems , Paths , Platforms , Command and control systems , Unmanned , Airframes , Launching , Work stations , Trade off analysis , Storage , Life(Biology) , Sea based , Tactical aircraft , Aircraft antennas
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