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Air Mobility Data & Reasoning Fabric

William R Van Dalsem·Choudhury Aditya Narayan Das·Kalmanje Srinivas Krishnakumar·Sandeep Shetye·Gregory Allen Dorais·Aaron J Swank·Sandra Lozito
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Throughout the world, especially in dense urban environments, the quality of life is being negatively impacted by ever growing commute time. Travel, beyond commuting, is increasingly driven by door-to-door challenges ? not just gate-to-gate considerations. Air Mobility may be an approach to address these challenges, as it can effectively convert our 2D mobility system to a 3D mobility system, vastly increasing mobility options.

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William R Van Dalsem, Choudhury Aditya Narayan Das, Kalmanje Srinivas Krishnakumar, Sandeep Shetye, Gregory Allen Dorais, Aaron J Swank, Sandra Lozito. Air Mobility Data & Reasoning Fabric. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20205002456

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