Research reading 046 / Simulator / 2019

Flight Simulator with a Wake Vortex Regime

Source authors: I G Golovnev; V V Vyshinsky; K V Lapshin; R Yu Zimin; D S Lyubaeva

Originally published in IOP Conference Series: Materials Science and Engineering · 2019

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Flight Simulator with a Wake Vortex Regime
I G Golovnev; V V Vyshinsky; K V Lapshin; R Yu Zimin; D S Lyubaeva

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Examines a simulator with a wake-vortex regime. Supports scenario design in which the environment changes aircraft behavior, rather than only the visual scene.

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I G Golovnev; V V Vyshinsky; K V Lapshin; R Yu Zimin; D S Lyubaeva (2019). Flight Simulator with a Wake Vortex Regime. IOP Conference Series: Materials Science and Engineering, 476, 012012. https://doi.org/10.1088/1757-899x/476/1/012012

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