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Aerospace Example
Published by Dashlink · Updated 03/31/2025 · Irregularly
- Last updated
- 03/31/2025
- First published 09/12/2011
- Update frequency
- Irregularly
- Formats
- 1
- BIN
- Coverage
- Nationwide
- Federal data
About this dataset
This is a textbook, created example for illustration purposes.
The System takes inputs of Pt, Ps, and Alt, and calculates the Mach number using the Rayleigh Pitot Tube equation if the plane is flying supersonically. (See Anderson.) The unit calculates Cd given the Ma and Alt.
For more details, see the NASA TM, also on this website.
Files and access
Links open the official government source
- SystemDriver.cc3.nasa.govBIN
Links open outside websites we do not control.
Frequently asked questions
- Who publishes Aerospace Example?
- Dashlink, part of National Aeronautics and Space Administration, publishes this dataset on Data.gov.
- How often is it updated?
- The publisher lists the update frequency as irregularly. The last update was on 03/31/2025.
- How do I download it?
- Use the official source link above to view or request the data.
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Catalog checked 10/30/2026
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