Research reading 049 / Simulator / 2024

FlightTwin: A Generalized Digital Twin Accompanying Flight Framework for Fixed-Wing Aircraft

Source authors: Wei Zhang; Jingli Deng; Xiaodong Liu; Jing Lu

Originally published in IEEE Access · 2024

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FlightTwin: A Generalized Digital Twin Accompanying Flight Framework for Fixed-Wing Aircraft
Wei Zhang; Jingli Deng; Xiaodong Liu; Jing Lu

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Introduces a fixed-wing digital-twin framework. Supports discussion of connecting simulated states with aircraft data and testing model consistency.

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Included as supporting technology; it is not evidence that a digital twin improves trainee outcomes.

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Wei Zhang; Jingli Deng; Xiaodong Liu; Jing Lu (2024). FlightTwin: A Generalized Digital Twin Accompanying Flight Framework for Fixed-Wing Aircraft. IEEE Access, 12, 125194-125210. https://doi.org/10.1109/access.2024.3454197

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