NRC — Research Aircraft Fleet
ON, Canada
Specialized and customizable research aircraft in Ottawa
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- grant_single|openingDateNovember 14, 2019
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Researchers And Facilities
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- Manufacturing
- Transportation and warehousing
- Professional, scientific and technical services
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- Government of Canada
- National Research Council Canada (NRC)
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Fee-for-service access to a fleet of research aircraft, as well as research pilots, technical experts and engineers.
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$80,000
Ottawa
Implementation of flight mechanics study focusing on turbulence effects using specialized data collection tools
$140,000
Vancouver
Evaluation of flight performance improvements using new lightweight materials
$104,000
Calgary
Optimizing flight safety technologies with real-time data broadcast systems
$120,000
Toronto
Development of advanced avionics systems using specialized flight instruments and test flights
$160,000
Montreal
Exploration of new aeronautical technologies through extensive research and trial flights with state-of-the-art instruments
$144,000
Edmonton
Investigation of unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) applications in disaster response through test flights and data analysis
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- Canadian avionics manufacturers - Companies working on next-generation aircraft technologies - Companies working on modern helicopter cockpit technologies
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The eligible expenses for this grant include research and experimentation costs related to aeronautical technologies, flight mechanics, and avionics. These expenses cover activities such as test flights, data collection, instrumentation, and specialized equipment.
- Research and experimentation costs
- Test flight expenses
- Data collection and analysis
- Instrumentation costs
- Specialized equipment for aeronautical research
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- Extent to which the proposed project aligns with the grant's objectives - Feasibility and scientific merit of the research proposal - Potential impact and benefits of the research project - Qualifications and experience of the research team - Budget justification and reasonableness of costs - Compliance with any specific requirements or guidelines outlined in the grant documentation
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To apply for the NRC's grant, you can follow these steps: 1. Visit the NRC's website and locate the grant application section. 2. Review the eligibility criteria and ensure that your project aligns with the grant's focus areas. 3. Prepare all the required documentation, including project proposals, budgets, and any other relevant information. 4. Submit your application following the specified instructions on the website. 5. Wait for the review process to be completed and for a decision to be communicated to you. If you have any specific questions or need further clarification, you can reach out to the NRC's Business Development Team via email at nrc.aerobdt-edaaero.cnrc@nrc-cnrc.gc.ca.
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- The NRC's Aerospace Research Centre is a well-established flight testing facility with decades of experience and world-class expertise. - The NRC supports Canadian avionics manufacturers in developing advanced technologies for next-generation aircraft and modern helicopter cockpits. - Technologies like side-arm controllers, programmable head-down displays, speech I/O, and helmet-mounted displays are being demonstrated and perfected in the NRC's realistic airborne simulator. - The on-board installations of the aircraft are constantly improved to meet the latest technological needs of clients, keeping them at the forefront of aeronautical research. - The aircraft are supported by an experienced technical team that conducts focused and responsive airborne research and experimentation.
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Grant Summary:
The National Research Council of Canada maintains a fleet of specialized rotary and fixed-wing research aircraft to support the testing and demonstration of aeronautical technologies, flight mechanics, and avionics for industry. The aircraft are equipped with advanced systems to facilitate research in airborne simulation, controls, pilot-vehicle interfaces, and more.
Grant Details:
The National Research Council (NRC) of Canada operates a diverse fleet of research aircraft, including the Bell 412, Bell 205, Bell 206, Convair 580, Falcon 20, Harvard, Twin Otter, and T-33, each tailored for specific research purposes. These aircraft serve as platforms for studying airborne simulation, handling qualities, aircraft systems, and advanced controls, allowing researchers to explore cutting-edge technologies related to digital fly-by-wire systems, human-machine interfaces, and advanced navigation systems.
With facilities in Ottawa and a global reach, the NRC's aircraft support projects in atmospheric studies, flight mechanics, microgravity experiments, and alternative fuels research, contributing to the development of next-generation aviation technologies. The NRC's expertise, experience, and state-of-the-art aircraft make it a valuable partner for industry collaborations, pilot education, and certification programs, driving innovation in the aviation sector.
