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23 May 2011 All weather sense and avoid system (AWSAS) for all UAS and manned platforms
V. M. Contarino, R. Healing, R. Contarino, M. R. Contarino, P. Molchanov, T. Curran, T. Keck, J. Keck, S. Allen, S. Shubert, R. Wienmann
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Abstract
Military and other national security agencies have been denied unfettered access to the National Air Space (NAS) because their unmanned aircraft lack a reliable and effective collision avoidance capability. To overcome the constraints imposed on UASs use of the NAS, a new, conformable collision avoidance system has been developed - one that will be effective in all flyable weather conditions, overcoming the shortfalls of other sensing systems. Upon implementation this system will achieve collision avoidance capability for UASs deployed for national security purposes and will allow expansion of UAS usage for commercial or other civil purposes.
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V. M. Contarino, R. Healing, R. Contarino, M. R. Contarino, P. Molchanov, T. Curran, T. Keck, J. Keck, S. Allen, S. Shubert, and R. Wienmann "All weather sense and avoid system (AWSAS) for all UAS and manned platforms", Proc. SPIE 8045, Unmanned Systems Technology XIII, 80450G (23 May 2011); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.884423
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KEYWORDS
Collision avoidance

Global Positioning System

Safety

Geographic information systems

Receivers

Algorithm development

Detection and tracking algorithms

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