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view. Attention given to terminal control area, separation
standards for heavy jets, and holding patterns.
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Requirements Position Paper," MITRE CAASD and RTCA SC-189/EUROCAE
WG-53, June 6, 1997.
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APPENDIX B
BIBLIOGRAPHY
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http://www.kari.re.kr/www_home/ltrs/abs.html
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1. This NASA Langley's electronic catalog of research papers and
reports. I suspect it is not complete. Regardless, most of the
work reviewed pertains to aircraft structures and airfoil-airframe
physics. A few reports are related to human factors (usually the
purview of NASA-Ames), software reliability and tests involving
the famous Langley wind tunnel. NASA Langley used to have a nest
of researchers interested in aircraft guidance and control (with a
little navigation thrown in). I was surprised not to see any work
related to those areas. Perhaps they have been reorganized to
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1. Risk of collision between two aircraft nominally separated by ATC
　
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