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NASA's unique capabilities in aviation safety research are dedicated to
improving the safety of current and future aircraft operating in the
National Airspace System. The research focus is on the way vehicles are
designed, built, operated, and maintained. Scientists and engineers in
this program develop principles, guidelines, concepts, tools, methods,
and technologies to address four areas:
+ Integrated Vehicle Health Management Project
+ Integrated Intelligent Flight Deck Project
+ Integrated Resilient Aircraft Control Project
+ Aircraft Aging and Durability Project
Additional Program Information
+ October 10-12, 2007: Aviation Safety Technical Conference
St. Louis, Missouri
This three-day conference provides the aviation safety research
community with detailed updates on the Aviation Safety Program's current
plans and accomplishments to date. Participants will also be able to
attend breakout sessions for more focused interaction with individual
Aviation Safety research projects.
+ Aviation Safety Program Overview (PDF 708KB) (as presented January 2007)
Aviation Safety NRA Reference Documents (as created May 2006)
Each document contains technical plans and milestones for the project.
+ Integrated Vehicle Health Management v2.0 (.pdf) Updated April 14, 2008
+ Integrated Resilient Aircraft Control (.pdf)
+ Aircraft Aging and Durability (.pdf)
+ Integrated Intelligent Flight Deck Technologies (.pdf)
For questions regarding specific elements of the Aviation Safety
Program, please contact: Amy Pritchett, Program Director.
For questions regarding individual Aviation Safety Program thrust areas, please contact:
+ Integrated Vehicle Health Management
+ Integrated Resilient Aircraft Control
+ Aircraft Aging and Durability
+ Integrated Intelligent Flight Deck Technologies
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