Research reading 047 / Simulator / 2021

Review of flight simulation fidelity requirements to help reduce ‘rotorcraft loss of control in-flight’ accident rates

Source authors: Mark D. White; Gareth D. Padfield; Linghai Lu; Sunjoo Advani; Mario Potter

Originally published in CEAS Aeronautical Journal · 2021

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Review of flight simulation fidelity requirements to help reduce ‘rotorcraft loss of control in-flight’ accident rates
Mark D. White; Gareth D. Padfield; Linghai Lu; Sunjoo Advani; Mario Potter

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Reviews rotorcraft simulation fidelity and loss-of-control training needs. A strong anchor for matching model and motion fidelity to difficult training objectives.

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Mark D. White; Gareth D. Padfield; Linghai Lu; Sunjoo Advani; Mario Potter (2021). Review of flight simulation fidelity requirements to help reduce ‘rotorcraft loss of control in-flight’ accident rates. CEAS Aeronautical Journal, 12(4), 701-721. https://doi.org/10.1007/s13272-021-00542-6

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