Flight in Adverse Environmental Condition
Abstract
Contents: The Human Element-The Key to Safe Civil Operations in Adverse Weather; Wind Shear Models for Aircraft Hazard Investigations; Analysis of Serve Atmospheric Disturbances From Airline Flight Records; Systems For Airborne Wind and Turbulence Measurement; The United States Air Force Approach to All-Weather Testing; Influence of Windshear, Downdraft and Turbulence on Flight Safety; Classification of Wind Shear Severity; How to Fly Windshear Using the Fly-By-Wire Concept; A Pitch Control Law for Compensation of the Phugoid Mode Induced by Windshears; Adverse Weather Operations During the Canadian Atlantic Storms Program; Canard Versus AFT-Tail:Ride Qualities Performance and Pilot Command Response; The Interference of Flightmechanical Control Laws with Those of Load Alleviation and Its Influence on Structural Design; Turbulence Effects on Aircraft Flight Dynamics and Control; NASA's program on Icing Research and Technology; Ice Induced Aerodynamic Performance Degradation of Rotorcraft - An Overview; Flight and Wind Tunnel Investigation of Aerodynamic Effects of Aircraft Ground Deicing/Anti-Icing Fluids; Effects of Lighting on Operations of Aerospace Vehicles; and Aircraft Testing in the Electromagnetic Environments. Symposia.
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Jan 01, 1989
- Accession Number
- ADA217606
Entities
Organizations
- AGARD