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1. The Use of a Satellite Communications System for Command and Control of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration Surrogate Unmanned Aerial System Research Aircraft

Author

Howell, Charles T, Jones, Frank, Hutchinson, Brian, Joyce, Claude, Nelson, Skip, and Melum, Mike

Subjects
Aircraft Communications And Navigation
Abstract

The NASA Langley Research Center has transformed a Cirrus Design SR22 general aviation (GA) aircraft into an Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) Surrogate research aircraft which has served for several years as a platform for unmanned systems research and development. The aircraft is manned with a Safety Pilot and a Research Systems Operator (RSO) that allows for flight operations almost any-where in the national airspace system (NAS) without the need for a Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Certificate of Authorization (COA). The UAS Surrogate can be remotely controlled from a modular, transportable ground control station (GCS) like a true UAS. Ground control of the aircraft is accomplished by the use of data links that allow the two-way passage of the required data to control the aircraft and provide the GCS with situational awareness. The original UAS Surrogate data-link system was composed of redundant very high frequency (VHF) data radio modems with a maximum range of approximately 40 nautical miles. A new requirement was developed to extend this range beyond visual range (BVR). This new requirement led to the development of a satellite communications system that provided the means to command and control the UAS Surrogate at ranges beyond the limits of the VHF data links. The system makes use of the Globalstar low earth orbit (LEO) satellite communications system. This paper will provide details of the development, implementation, and flight testing of the satellite data communications system on the UAS Surrogate research aircraft.

Published
2017

2. Development of a neonatal adverse event severity scale through a Delphi consensus approach

Author

Salaets, Thomas, Turner, Mark A, Short, Mary, Ward, Robert M, Hokuto, Isamu, Ariagno, Ronald L, Klein, Agnes, Beauman, Sandra, Wade, Kelly, Thomson, Merran, Roberts, Eve, Harrison, Judy, Quinn, Theresa, Baer, Gerri, Davis, Jonathan, Allegaert, Karel, Allen, Marilee, Allen, Albert, Freimane, Dina Apele, Aschner, Judy, Ballard, Roberta, Belew, Yodit, Bax, Ralph, Bellflower, Bobby, Bhatt-Mehta, Varsha, Blum, Mike, Bonardi, Chiara, Bondurant, Patti, Boylan, Geraldine, Buracchio, Teresa, Burckart, Gilbert, Burnett, Amber, Burnham, Janelle, Carlson, Cheryl, Chen, Alice, Clay, Bob, Cohen, Alan, Connolly, Eamonn, Connor, Edward, Darsey, Edress, De Lisa, Roberto, Degl, Jennifer, Dempsey, Eugene, Diacovo, Tom, Dionne, Janis, Duchon, Jennifer, Eklund, Wakako, Fabbri, Laura, Fielder, Alistair, Freilich, Emily, Furst-Recktenwald, Sabine, Graham, Tamorah, Green, Dionna, Grogan, Cristal, Heiselman, Darell, Hellstrom, Ann, Herold, Ralf, Hibbs, Anna Maria, Hirschfeld, Steven, Brown, Mary Hise, Holberton, Jim, Iveli, Pablo, Jobe, Alan, Kayton, Allyson, Kenner, Carole, Kraft, Walter, Kusuda, Satoshi, Lacaze, Thierry, Lewis, Tamorah, Lui, Kei, Lutsar, Irja, Mangili, Alexandra, Mangum, Barry, McCune, Susan, McDonald, Karen, McGuire, Courtney, McPherson, Christopher, Miller, Thomas, Ming, Jeffrey, Mitzner, Alison, Modi, Neena, Morrison, Maya, Morsing, Eva, Mulugeta, Lily, Nakamura, Hide, Nelson, Skip, Noel, Gary, Olshansky, Miki, Oschman, Alex, Ozsahin, Hulya, Padula, Mike, Peiris, Vasum, Koplowitz, Luana Pesco, Pham, Josh, Pilon, Aprile, Portman, Ron, Pressler, Ronit, Rabe, Heike, Raju, Tonse, Roepke, Douglas Andrew, Savani, Rashmin, Schnell, Patrick, Segal, Robert, Senterre, Thibault, Shah, Prakesh, Sheridan, Philip, Sherwin, Catherine, Singh, Rajendra, Soll, Roger, Soul, Janet, Spence, Kaye, Storari, Linda, Taminiau, Jan, Tseng, Brian, Van Den Anker, John, Varga, Judy, Venkataraman, Preeti, Vivas, Norma, Walker, Karen, Wilson, Janice, Zajicek, Anne, Zaloga, Gary, Zeldis, Stav, and Pediatrics

Subjects
medicine.medical_specialty, Consensus, severity grading, drug safety, Delphi Technique, Endpoint Determination, Delphi method, adverse event, Severity grading, macromolecular substances, Severity of Illness Index, 03 medical and health sciences, 0302 clinical medicine, 030225 pediatrics, Medicine, Humans, 030212 general & internal medicine, Adverse effect, computer.programming_language, Clinical Trials as Topic, business.industry, Infant, Newborn, Age appropriate, Clinical trial, Scale (social sciences), Pediatrics, Perinatology and Child Health, Emergency medicine, Severity Criteria, Original Article, neonate, business, computer, Delphi
Abstract

BackgroundAssessment of the seriousness, expectedness and causality are necessary for any adverse event (AE) in a clinical trial. In addition, assessing AE severity helps determine the importance of the AE in the clinical setting. Standardisation of AE severity criteria could make safety information more reliable and comparable across trials. Although standardised AE severity scales have been developed in other research fields, they are not suitable for use in neonates. The development of an AE severity scale to facilitate the conduct and interpretation of neonatal clinical trials is therefore urgently needed.MethodsA stepwise consensus process was undertaken within the International Neonatal Consortium (INC) with input from all relevant stakeholders. The consensus process included several rounds of surveys (based on a Delphi approach), face-to-face meetings and a pilot validation.ResultsNeonatal AE severity was classified by five grades (mild, moderate, severe, life threatening or death). AE severity in neonates was defined by the effect of the AE on age appropriate behaviour, basal physiological functions and care changes in response to the AE. Pilot validation of the generic criteria revealed κ=0.23 and guided further refinement. This generic scale was applied to 35 typical and common neonatal AEs resulting in the INC neonatal AE severity scale (NAESS) V.1.0, which is now publicly available.DiscussionThe INC NAESS is an ongoing effort that will be continuously updated. Future perspectives include further validation and the development of a training module for users.

Published
2019

3. Medicine

Author

Gaskin, Jack, Olsen, Glenn H., Holmes, Robert A., Nelson, Skip, Lothrop, Sophia Avgeris, Morris, Patrick, and Slovon, Ernest A.

Published
1986

5. ¡Por fin! [Grabación sonora] = At last : foxtrot con refrán cantado de la película, Viudas del jazz

Author

Warren, Harry 1893-1981, Gordon, Mack 1904-1959 compositor, Mercer, Johnny 1909-1976 That old black magic, Arlen, Harold 1905-1986 compositor, Eberle, Ray 1919-1979 cantante, Nelson, Skip cantante, The Modernaires (Grupo musical) instrumentista, Glenn Miller Orchestra instrumentista, Warren, Harry 1893-1981, Gordon, Mack 1904-1959 compositor, Mercer, Johnny 1909-1976 That old black magic, Arlen, Harold 1905-1986 compositor, Eberle, Ray 1919-1979 cantante, Nelson, Skip cantante, The Modernaires (Grupo musical) instrumentista, and Glenn Miller Orchestra instrumentista

Abstract

Etiqueta verde con texto en dorado y logo "La Voz de su Amo" en sepia, En etiqueta: "Películas", Incluido en el "Catálogo de discos de 78 rpm en la B.N.", nº 2099, Catálogo general de discos "La Voz de su Amo", "Odeon", "Regal", diciembre de 1947, Glenn Miller y su Orquesta ; refrán cantado por Ray Eberle (cara A) y Skip Nelson y The Modernaires (cara B), Copia digital de conservación (CD y DAT), 1995-2000, Copia digital de conservación (CD y DAT), 1995-2000, Datos de publicación basados en hojas declaratorias de D.L. "RCA Manufacturing Company, 1946"

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