Research reading 052 / Simulator / 2025

CPS prototype development for AI-based scenario adaptation in flight simulator training

Source authors: H. Lilla; O. Niggemann; T. Netzel

Originally published in CEAS Aeronautical Journal · 2025

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CPS prototype development for AI-based scenario adaptation in flight simulator training
H. Lilla; O. Niggemann; T. Netzel

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Connects knowledge work, performance data and scenario adaptation in a cyber-physical training system. Useful for the transition from fixed lessons to adaptive practice.

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The presented prototype uses heuristic scoring; the proposed machine-learning extension is future work.

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H. Lilla; O. Niggemann; T. Netzel (2025). CPS prototype development for AI-based scenario adaptation in flight simulator training. CEAS Aeronautical Journal, 17(2), 855-868. https://doi.org/10.1007/s13272-025-00870-x

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