System for Operational Analysis of Rotorcraft (SOAR)

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Payne, Alexia
Corman, Jason
Crawford, Aaron
Chong, Walther
Salins, Sheldon
Das, Saptak
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Daniel Guggenheim School of Aerospace Engineering
The Daniel Guggenheim School of Aeronautics was established in 1931, with a name change in 1962 to the School of Aerospace Engineering
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Abstract
The Innovative Manufacturing, Operation, and Certification of Advanced Structures for Civil Vertical Lift Vehicles (IMOCAS) team has developed a framework and baseline innovative operational analysis tool, known as the System for Operational Analysis of Rotorcraft (SOAR). SOAR will monitor and assess important information about a rotorcraft-based vehicle's flight operation, including granular representation of the obstacles (cities) and micro-environment through which each flight is flown. SOAR can be used for vertiport siting, route planning, flight analysis (ride, loads), structural lifecycle (fatigue), repairs and safety. The software is in Python, includes a graphical user interface and includes manuals.
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This effort is funded in part by the NASA University Leadership Initiative (ULI), Innovative Manufacturing, Operation, and Certification of Advanced Structures for Civil Vertical Lift Vehicles (IMOCAS), Cooperative Agreement 80NSSC21M0113.
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2025
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