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English: A high level block diagram of a typical 4D/RCS reference model architecture.

Commands flow down the hierarchy, and status feedback and sensory information flows up. Large amounts of communication may occur between nodes at the same level, particularly within the same subtree of the command tree.

UAV = Unmanned Air Vehicle, UARV = Unmanned Armed Reconnissance Vehicle, UGS = Unattended Ground Sensors
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Source 4D-RCS A Reference Model Architecture For Unmanned Vehicle Systems Version 2.0
Author Albus et al. National Institute of Standards and Technology, Gaithersburg, Maryland 20899

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