Research reading 037 / Simulator / 2021

Usefulness of flight simulator as a part of military pilots training – case study: Grob G 115E

Source authors: Kalle Saastamoinen; Kasper Maunula

Originally published in Procedia Computer Science · 2021

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Usefulness of flight simulator as a part of military pilots training – case study: Grob G 115E
Kalle Saastamoinen; Kasper Maunula

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Examines a Grob G 115E simulator in elementary military pilot training. Provides a concrete implementation example for an academy-level discussion.

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Kalle Saastamoinen; Kasper Maunula (2021). Usefulness of flight simulator as a part of military pilots training – case study: Grob G 115E. Procedia Computer Science, 192, 1670-1676. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.procs.2021.08.171

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