Focusing on safety with aircraft icing tests, radiation risk management and wake turbulence studies

Bengtson discusses that the Atmospheric and Space Environments Technical Committee encourages the exchange of information about the interactions between aerospace systems and their surroundings. Focusing on safety with aircraft icing tests, radiation risk management and wake turbulence studies. In t...

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Published in:Aerospace America 2020-12, Vol.58 (11), p.21
Main Author: Bengtson, Miles T
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Aerodynamics
Aerospace environments
Aerospace industry
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Aerospace systems
Aircraft icing
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Radiation
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Safety programs
Space exploration
Turbulence
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Aerospace environments
Aerospace industry
Aerospace safety
Aerospace systems
Aircraft icing
Aircraft safety
Collaboration
Radiation
Research facilities
Risk management
Safety programs
Space exploration
Turbulence
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