Research reading 041 / Simulator / 2023

Model Predictive Control Based Washout Algorithm Design for Flight Simulator Upset Prevention and Recovery Training

Source authors: Yu Tong; Haoyun Zhou; Zhao Wu; Qifu Li; Bei Lu

Originally published in Aerospace · 2023

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Model Predictive Control Based Washout Algorithm Design for Flight Simulator Upset Prevention and Recovery Training
Yu Tong; Haoyun Zhou; Zhao Wu; Qifu Li; Bei Lu

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Examines predictive motion cueing for upset-recovery scenarios under platform limits. Supports the simulator layer's treatment of dynamics and perceived consequences.

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Improved modeled cueing does not establish improved pilot recovery performance in actual flight.

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Yu Tong; Haoyun Zhou; Zhao Wu; Qifu Li; Bei Lu (2023). Model Predictive Control Based Washout Algorithm Design for Flight Simulator Upset Prevention and Recovery Training. Aerospace, 10(10), 886. https://doi.org/10.3390/aerospace10100886

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