Research reading 042 / Simulator / 2020

Research on Objective Evaluation Method of Flight Simulator Fidelity

Source authors: Guo-Chang Zhao; Wen-Zao Zhou; Hang-Hang Du

Originally published in Journal of Physics: Conference Series · 2020

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Research on Objective Evaluation Method of Flight Simulator Fidelity
Guo-Chang Zhao; Wen-Zao Zhou; Hang-Hang Du

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Proposes an objective method for evaluating flight-simulator fidelity. Useful for asking how a school can test that a simulated response represents the target aircraft.

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A fidelity metric is not automatically a measure of learning effectiveness.

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Guo-Chang Zhao; Wen-Zao Zhou; Hang-Hang Du (2020). Research on Objective Evaluation Method of Flight Simulator Fidelity. Journal of Physics: Conference Series, 1601(6), 062004. https://doi.org/10.1088/1742-6596/1601/6/062004

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