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1-2 TABLE 1-1 Active Launch Licenses. Company Vehicle Orbital ATK Minotaur IV Lockheed Martin Commercial Launch Services Atlas V Orbital ATK Minotaur-C Orbital ATK Pegasus Orbital ATK Antares Configuration 230 Space Exploration Technologies Corporation Falcon 9 Version 1.2 United Launch Alliance Atlas V-401 Virgin Galactic SpaceShipTwo Launch vehicles are grouped into four basic types: (1)
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1-4 The FAA has not yet designated an approved method for rocket noise analysis of commercial space operations. Although there is an approved modeling method for sonic boom analysis of commercial space operations [FAA, 2015]
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1-5 Graphic User Interface (GUI) and accompanying User Guide, improving the program's efficiency, strengthening the model's compatibility with AEDT, and developing a database of spacecraft parameters.
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1-6 and its release is restricted making it unsuitable for use on this project. PCBoom4 [Plotkin et al., 2002]
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1-7 upgrades to AEDT to aid the integration of both models. The accompanying user guide for PCBoom provides detailed instructions on how to install the program, run sample cases and generate noise grids that are compatible with AEDT.
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