APrelude To Interoperability-Comments On The Lack Of Federal Radionavigation Plan Procedures For Assessing The Potential Of A Candidate System To Fit Into The Mix Of Domestic Radionavigation Systems

Edward L. McGann

Abstract:	This paper presents a series of recommendations regarding the preparation of the Federal Radionavigation Plan (FRP) which are intended to expand and strengthen the assessment process addressing the acceptability of candidate radionavigation systems for a role (or roles) in the U.S. official mix of systems. The recommendations also strongly suggest mom opportunity for non-government involvement and a higher level political visibility for the organization responsible for preparing the FRP--a level which would more assertively represent the interests of the huge, growing and diverse community of radionavigation system users.
Published in:	Proceedings of the 1991 National Technical Meeting of The Institute of Navigation January 22 - 24, 1991 Sheraton San Marcos Hotel Phoenix, AZ
Pages:	355 - 360
Cite this article:	McGann, Edward L., "APrelude To Interoperability-Comments On The Lack Of Federal Radionavigation Plan Procedures For Assessing The Potential Of A Candidate System To Fit Into The Mix Of Domestic Radionavigation Systems," Proceedings of the 1991 National Technical Meeting of The Institute of Navigation, Phoenix, AZ, January 1991, pp. 355-360.
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