FAA ASSURE Center of Excellence for Unmanned Aircraft Systems

PI Richard Stansbury

ERAU has completed or is conducting research tasks addressing the impact of maintenance induced failures on UAS safety; the function allocation of systems operations between automated systems, remote pilots, and support crew, surveillance criticality for detect, and avoid systems; impact of UAM air traffic on air traffic controllers; data analysis to determine the impact of UAS on the NAS, UAS flight data recorder requirements, etc.

ASSURE or the Alliance of System Safety for UAS through Research Excellence is a multi-university center designated by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) as its Center of Excellence for Unmanned Aircraft Systems established in 2015. As a core and founding member of ASSURE, ERAU sponsorship to conduct research enabling the integration of unmanned aircraft systems (UAS), advanced air mobility (AAM), and urban air mobility (UAM) in the National Airspace System (NAS). New funding opportunities come available 1-3 times per year.

ERAU has completed or is conducting research tasks addressing the impact of maintenance induced failures on UAS safety; the function allocation of systems operations between automated systems, remote pilots, and support crew, surveillance criticality for detect, and avoid systems; impact of UAM air traffic on air traffic controllers; data analysis to determine the impact of UAS on the NAS, UAS flight data recorder requirements, etc.

Researchers

  • Richard S. Stansbury
    Department
    Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Dept
    Degrees
    Ph.D., M.S., B.S., University of Kansas