Computer simulation of a single pilot flying a modern high-performance helicopter

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Computer simulation of a single pilot flying a modern high-performance helicopter

Zipf, Mark E. / Vogt, William G. / Mickle, Marlin H. / Hoelzeman, Ronald G. / Kai, Fei / Mihaloew, James R.

Presented is a computer simulation of a human response pilot model able to execute operational flight maneuvers and vehicle stabilization of a modern high-performance helicopter. Low-order, single-variable, human response mechanisms, integrated to form a multivariable pilot structure, provide a comprehensive operational control over the vehicle. Evaluations of the integrated pilot were performed by direct insertion into a nonlinear, total-force simulation environment provided by NASA Lewis. Comparisons between the integrated pilot structure and single-variable pilot mechanisms are presented. Static and dynamically alterable configurations of the pilot structure are introduced to simulate pilot activities during vehicle maneuvers. These configurations, in conjunction with higher level, decision-making processes, are considered for use where guidance and navigational procedures, operational mode transfers, and resource sharing are required.

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Title :

Computer simulation of a single pilot flying a modern high-performance helicopter

Contributors:

Zipf, Mark E. (author) / Vogt, William G. (author) / Mickle, Marlin H. (author) / Hoelzeman, Ronald G. (author) / Kai, Fei (author) / Mihaloew, James R. (author)

Publication date :

1988-07-01

Type of media :

Report

Type of material :

No indication

Language :

English

Keywords :

Aircraft Stability And Control