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Suggested Citation:"Contents." National Research Council. 2001. Small Business Innovation Research to Support Aging Aircraft: Priority Technical Areas and Process Improvements. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press. doi: 10.17226/10092.
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Figures and Tables

FIGURES

 2-1

 

Solving aging aircraft problems with cost-focused methods—the AATT process,

 

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 2-2

 

Strategy for managing the aging aircraft fleet,

 

17

 2-3

 

Damage-tolerance approach to the prediction of fatigue life,

 

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 2-4

 

Management of structural damage in aging aircraft,

 

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 2-5

 

Corrosion fatigue structural demonstration approach,

 

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 3-1

 

Three phases of the SBIR program,

 

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 3-2

 

SBIR process cycle: phases of a single cycle,

 

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 3-3

 

SBIR process cycle: multiple projects under way, by fiscal year,

 

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TABLES

 2-1

 

FY01 ASC Aging Aircraft Acquisition Programs,

 

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 2-2

 

Future Technology Programs,

 

19

 2-3

 

AFRL Funding Profiles for Aging Aircraft Programs,

 

20

 2-4

 

ASC Funding for Aging Aircraft,

 

20

 3-1

 

Proposals, Awards, and Funding for the Air Force SBIR Program,

 

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 3-2

 

Proposals, Awards, and Funding for the SBIR Programs in the Air Vehicles and Materials and Manufacturing Directorates,

 

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 3-3

 

SBIR Topic Allocation: Baseline Process,

 

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 5-1

 

SBIR Topic Allocation: New Process,

 

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 5-2

 

SBIR Topic Allocations for Aging Aircraft,

 

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 5-3

 

Topics Related to Corrosion Fatigue of the C-141 and KC-135 Proposed by Different Stakeholders,

 

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