The computer generated waypoint grid: RNAV control for airborne surveys

Flior, Arthur N.

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The computer generated waypoint grid: RNAV control for airborne surveys

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1975
By Flior, Arthur N.

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Flior, Arthur N.
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United States. National Ocean Service. Aeronautical Charting and Cartography
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NOS (National Ocean Service)
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The Office of Aeronautical Charting and Cartography (NOS, NOAA) is responsible for the production and maintenance of aeronautical charts and chart related products. The maintenance of visual aeronautical charts is assisted by airborne surveys of charted areas within the United States. These surveys permit current inspection and editing of data portrayed on the charts. This paper describes the theory, development, and use of a Computer Generated Area Navigation (RNAV) Waypoint Grid System for airborne surveys.
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Aeronautical Charts Aids To Air Navigation Computer Programs Guidance Systems (Flight) Aeronautical Charts Aids To Air Navigation Computer Programs Guidance Systems (Flight)
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