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OverviewFull Product DetailsAuthor: Samuel B. FishbeinPublisher: Bloomsbury Publishing Plc Imprint: Praeger Publishers Inc Edition: Annotated edition Dimensions: Width: 15.60cm , Height: 2.60cm , Length: 23.50cm Weight: 0.595kg ISBN: 9780275950347ISBN 10: 0275950344 Pages: 264 Publication Date: 13 June 1995 Recommended Age: From 7 to 17 years Audience: College/higher education , Professional and scholarly , Postgraduate, Research & Scholarly , Professional & Vocational Format: Hardback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: Manufactured on demand We will order this item for you from a manufactured on demand supplier. Table of ContentsPreface Introduction Historical Perspective Aircraft and Support Instruments Ground and Space Systems The Digital Revolution A Look At the Future Epilogue--The Winds of Change References Annotated Bibliographies Glossary of Abbreviations/Acronyms/DefinitionsReviews?Fishbein's readable and authoritative survey of flight management electronics provides a welcome insight into a highly technical but vitally essential area of aeronautics. Using a minimum of technical language, Fishbein explains the evolution of avionics during this century and furnishes a glimpse into a future when artificial intelligence becomes part of flight management systems. This fine volume also includes an annotated bibliography of important technical literature. All levels.?-Choice Fishbein's readable and authoritative survey of flight management electronics provides a welcome insight into a highly technical but vitally essential area of aeronautics. Using a minimum of technical language, Fishbein explains the evolution of avionics during this century and furnishes a glimpse into a future when artificial intelligence becomes part of flight management systems. This fine volume also includes an annotated bibliography of important technical literature. All levels. -Choice ?Fishbein's readable and authoritative survey of flight management electronics provides a welcome insight into a highly technical but vitally essential area of aeronautics. Using a minimum of technical language, Fishbein explains the evolution of avionics during this century and furnishes a glimpse into a future when artificial intelligence becomes part of flight management systems. This fine volume also includes an annotated bibliography of important technical literature. All levels.?-Choice Mr. Fishbein has been in charge of the curatorial work for the National Air and Space Museum's large avionics and instruments collection. This manuscript provides an authoritative treatment of the subject, one that is alert to both historical detail and technical development. As it has been noted, there are few books covering this technical field. This projected book will make an important contribution to the field and I endorse it with enthusiasm. - Von Hardesty, Editor Smithsonian History of Aviation Book Series Flight Management Systems is an invaluable technical guide to the burgeoning and increasingly complex devices that make it possible to operate aircraft in the myriad missions assigned to them regardless of weather conditions. It is also a concise and readable history of the development of these devices. Samuel Fishbein's book will be most welcome to researchers as it fills a long-standing gap in the availability of reference materials. -Donald S. Lopez, Former Deputy Director National Air and Space Museum . . . Sam Fishbein's new book Flight Management Systems is an important contribution to the aerospace literature. Covering both the historical and technical aspects of the subject, Fishbein has prepared a valuable reference source for workers and students in the rapidly developing and complex field. It is unique, filling a void that has existed in the reference material for this field for years. It should be on the shelves of all people with an interest in flight management systems. - John D. Anderson, Jr. Special Assistant for Aerodynamics National Air and Space Museum Professor of Aerospace Engineering University of Maryland Flight Management Systems is a comprehensive, factual coverage of the many facets making up what the author has chosen to designate Flight Management Systems. It endeavors to integrate the various disciplines involved with the avionics and instrumentation that enables the flight crew to control flight and interface with the equally complex ground air traffic management system. The author has provided a useful and valuable document for not only the engineer but for the researcher, student, and lay reader. Flight Management Systems is also an outstanding reference document on that subject. - William T. Hardaker aviation consultant and pilot . . . Sam Fishbein's new book Flight Management Systems is an important contribution to the aerospace literature. Covering both the historical and technical aspects of the subject, Fishbein has prepared a valuable reference source for workers and students in the rapidly developing and complex field. It is unique, filling a void that has existed in the reference material for this field for years. It should be on the shelves of all people with an interest in flight management systems. - John D. Anderson, Jr. Special Assistant for Aerodynamics National Air and Space Museum Professor of Aerospace Engineering University of Maryland Flight Management Systems is a comprehensive, factual coverage of the many facets making up what the author has chosen to designate Flight Management Systems. It endeavors to integrate the various disciplines involved with the avionics and instrumentation that enables the flight crew to control flight and interface with the equally complex ground air traffic management system. The author has provided a useful and valuable document for not only the engineer but for the researcher, student, and lay reader. Flight Management Systems is also an outstanding reference document on that subject. - William T. Hardaker aviation consultant and pilot Flight Management Systems is an invaluable technical guide to the burgeoning and increasingly complex devices that make it possible to operate aircraft in the myriad missions assigned to them regardless of weather conditions. It is also a concise and readable history of the development of these devices. Samuel Fishbein's book will be most welcome to researchers as it fills a long-standing gap in the availability of reference materials. -Donald S. Lopez, Former Deputy Director National Air and Space Museum Mr. Fishbein has been in charge of the curatorial work for the National Air and Space Museum's large avionics and instruments collection. This manuscript provides an authoritative treatment of the subject, one that is alert to both historical detail and technical development. As it has been noted, there are few books covering this technical field. This projected book will make an important contribution to the field and I endorse it with enthusiasm. - Von Hardesty, Editor Smithsonian History of Aviation Book Series ?Fishbein's readable and authoritative survey of flight management electronics provides a welcome insight into a highly technical but vitally essential area of aeronautics. Using a minimum of technical language, Fishbein explains the evolution of avionics during this century and furnishes a glimpse into a future when artificial intelligence becomes part of flight management systems. This fine volume also includes an annotated bibliography of important technical literature. All levels.?-Choice Fishbein's readable and authoritative survey of flight management electronics provides a welcome insight into a highly technical but vitally essential area of aeronautics. Using a minimum of technical language, Fishbein explains the evolution of avionics during this century and furnishes a glimpse into a future when artificial intelligence becomes part of flight management systems. This fine volume also includes an annotated bibliography of important technical literature. All levels. -Choice Fishbein's readable and authoritative survey of flight management electronics provides a welcome insight into a highly technical but vitally essential area of aeronautics. Using a minimum of technical language, Fishbein explains the evolution of avionics during this century and furnishes a glimpse into a future when artificial intelligence becomes part of flight management systems. This fine volume also includes an annotated bibliography of important technical literature. All levels. -Choice ?Fishbein's readable and authoritative survey of flight management electronics provides a welcome insight into a highly technical but vitally essential area of aeronautics. Using a minimum of technical language, Fishbein explains the evolution of avionics during this century and furnishes a glimpse into a future when artificial intelligence becomes part of flight management systems. This fine volume also includes an annotated bibliography of important technical literature. All levels.?-Choice Flight Management Systems is an invaluable technical guide to the burgeoning and increasingly complex devices that make it possible to operate aircraft in the myriad missions assigned to them regardless of weather conditions. It is also a concise and readable history of the development of these devices. Samuel Fishbein's book will be most welcome to researchers as it fills a long-standing gap in the availability of reference materials. -Donald S. Lopez, Former Deputy Director National Air and Space Museum Mr. Fishbein has been in charge of the curatorial work for the National Air and Space Museum's large avionics and instruments collection. This manuscript provides an authoritative treatment of the subject, one that is alert to both historical detail and technical development. As it has been noted, there are few books covering this technical field. This projected book will make an important contribution to the field and I endorse it with enthusiasm. - Von Hardesty, Editor Smithsonian History of Aviation Book Series Flight Management Systems is a comprehensive, factual coverage of the many facets making up what the author has chosen to designate Flight Management Systems. It endeavors to integrate the various disciplines involved with the avionics and instrumentation that enables the flight crew to control flight and interface with the equally complex ground air traffic management system. The author has provided a useful and valuable document for not only the engineer but for the researcher, student, and lay reader. Flight Management Systems is also an outstanding reference document on that subject. - William T. Hardaker aviation consultant and pilot . . . Sam Fishbein's new book Flight Management Systems is an important contribution to the aerospace literature. Covering both the historical and technical aspects of the subject, Fishbein has prepared a valuable reference source for workers and students in the rapidly developing and complex field. It is unique, filling a void that has existed in the reference material for this field for years. It should be on the shelves of all people with an interest in flight management systems. - John D. Anderson, Jr. Special Assistant for Aerodynamics National Air and Space Museum Professor of Aerospace Engineering University of Maryland Author InformationSAMUEL B. FISHBEIN is a Museum Specialist in the Department of Aeronautics and Chairman of the Aerospace and Technology Committee of the National Air and Space Museum. A senior member of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, he holds degrees from Hebrew Technical Institute and American International University. Tab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |