1974 National Aerospace Meeting Proceedings THE EFFECTS OF GRAVITATIONAL UNCERTAINTIES ON THE ERRORS OF INERTIAL 1 NAVIGATION SYSTEMS - Richard R. Hildebrant, Kenneth R. Britting and Stephen J. Madden, Jr. MULTIPLE TARGET TRACKING AND TARGET ATTITUDE DETERMINATION WITH A SCANNING LASER RADAR - Terry Flom and Dean Coombes 9 PRELIMINARY RESULTS FROM SKYLAB EXPERIMENT T002, MANUAL NAVIGATION - 20 Stanley W. Powers, Major, USAF ADAPTING METRIC UNITS TO NAVIGATION - E. Lewis Frasier 29 A FLEXIBLE, LOW-COST APPROACH TO DIFFERENTIAL OMEGA - David A. Zomick 39 AREA NAVIGATION AND TERMINAL AREA TRAFFIC CONTROL - N.B. Hemesath and 49 J.M.H. Bruckner SELF CONTAINED AREA NAVIGATION - Joseph N. Portney 53 THE SKI-2076 INERTIAL MEASUREMENT UNIT AN "OFF THE SHELF" APPLICATION FOR 59 SPACE SHUTTLE - R. Vietrogoaki and D. Hardy A STUDY OF SPACE SHUTTLE APPROACH AND LANDING NAVIGATION WITH CONVENTIONAL 71 NAVAIDS - Bard S. Crawford and Edward M. Duiven PREFACE The National Aerospace Meeting for 1973-74 was held at the Air Force Museum, Dayton, Ohio, where the meeting was hosted by the Dayton Section of the ION. Program and Session Chairman for the three sessions was John B. Harper of The Charles Stark Draper Laboratory. Arrangements were handled by Colonel Cliff H, Allen, USAF, Chairman of the Dayton Section. Although the program wag shorter than usual, interesting papers were selected by the Program Chairman. On Wednesday, 13 March, a delightful luncheon was held at the Country Squire and the speaker, Mr. Robert Quick, was both interesting and entertaining. The Institute wishes to acknowledge with appreciation the use of the Museum and its excellent facilities for the meeting under the Directorship of Colonel Bernie S. Bass. It was an added treat for everyone to have the opportunity to tour the interesting and sometimes nostalgic exhibits. |
