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EMT Project History and Overview

Jeffrey Homola·Sherri Magyarits
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This is a slide set that is part of the 2021 ETM Workshop's planned technical presentations. The content of the presentation is intended to first provide an introduction to the impetus and background that led to ETM and the identified challenges that needed to be considered. Following the introduction, a presentation of early engagement with Industry and other government agencies is provided. The presentation concludes with the early work that followed engagement and the eventual project that ETM was integrated with as well as the eventual formulation of a joint NASA-FAA Research Transition Team.

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Jeffrey Homola, Sherri Magyarits. EMT Project History and Overview. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20210018751

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