Quiet Supersonic Flights 2018 (QSF18) Test: Galveston, Texas Risk Reduction for Future Community Testing with a Low-Boom Flight Demonstration Vehicle: Volume II Appendices
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2020-05-01
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Creators:Page, Juliet A.
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Hodgdon, Kathleen K.
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Hunte, Robert P.
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Davis, Dwight
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Gaugler, Trent
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Downs, Robert S.
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Cowart, Robert A.
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Maglieri, Domenic J.
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Hobbs, Christopher M.
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Baker, Gary
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Collmar, Matthew
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Bradley, Kevin A.
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Sonak, Brian
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Crom, Diana
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Cutler, Christopher J.
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Abstract:The Quiet Supersonic Flights 2018 (QSF18) Program was designed to develop tools and methods for demonstration of overland supersonic flight with an acceptable sonic boom, and collect a large dataset of responses from a representative sample of the population. Phase 1 provided the basis for a low amplitude sonic boom testing in six different climate regions that will enable international regulatory agencies to draft a noise-based standard for certifying civilian supersonic overland flight. Phase 2 successfully executed a large scale test in Galveston, Texas, developed well documented data sets, calculated dose response relationships, yielded lessons, and identified future risk reduction activities.
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Content Notes:Volume I: NASA/CR-2020-220589/Volume I
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