NASA NTRS · 19790012873
Development of Integrated Programs for Aerospace-vehicle design (IPAD): Reference design process
Abstract
The airplane design process and its interfaces with manufacturing and customer operations are documented to be used as criteria for the development of integrated programs for the analysis, design, and testing of aerospace vehicles. Topics cover: design process management, general purpose support requirements, design networks, and technical program elements. Design activity sequences are given for both supersonic and subsonic commercial transports, naval hydrofoils, and military aircraft.
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Meyer, D. D.. 1979-03-01. Development of Integrated Programs for Aerospace-vehicle design (IPAD): Reference design process. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19790012873
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