Aviation Systems Division
The Aviation Systems Division at NASA Ames Research Center conducts research and development in advanced air traffic management, airspace integration concepts, and high-fidelity aerospace simulation.
Location
Ames Research Center
Founded
1994
People
200
Division Chief
William N. Chan
Our Research
The Aviation Systems Division is researching, developing and testing innovative automation solutions, including concepts, technologies, and procedures, to identify the most promising capabilities for achieving a comprehensive transformation of the Nation’s air transportation system.
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Research Capabilities of the Aviation Systems Division
The Aviation Systems Division has developed several high-fidelity simulation and software capabilities to support a wide range of research, with emphasis on novel air traffic management concepts, aerospace vehicles, aerospace systems and operations, human factors, accident investigations, and studies aimed at improving aviation safety. The Division supports many NASA programs and collaborates with other government agencies, industry partners, and academia to meet the needs of the Nation’s present and future aerospace research, development, and testing needs.
