Goals and objectives provide direction for NASA Enterprise programs. They reach out beyond what can be accomplished today, stretching the imagination. They force us to think of new technologies, new systems and new models for air and space transportation operations. These goals and objectives are written as outcomes to serve as a constant reminder that we must work to ensure these technologies are implemented.
The goals and objectives are broken down into the following major categories (Pillars) and sub categories (Objectives) respectively.
(A) Global Civil Aviation Pillar
(1) Aviation Safety(2) Aircraft Emissions(3) Aircraft Noise(4) Aviation System Throughput(5) Affordable Air Travel
(B) Revolutionary Technology Leaps Pillar
(6) High Speed Transportation(7) Small Aircraft Transportation(8) Tools for Aerospace Innovation
(C) Advanced Space Transportation Pillar
(9) Access to Space(10) In-Space Transportation
The Fatigue Countermeasures Group has been presented the award for Aviation Safety under the Global Civil Aviation pillar for fiscal year 2000. To download the overview of this award, click on the icon below. RealPlayer is required to view the movie below and can be downloaded from the Real.com web site.
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Last Updated: August 21, 2000
Curator:
Ray Oyung