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Automatic systems and the low-level wind hazard
| 题名： | Automatic systems and the low-level wind hazard |
| 作者： | Schaeffer, Dwight R. |
| 关键词： | systems；level；atic；auto；competition；technology；application；education；exploit；development |
| 摘要： | Automatic flight control systems provide means for significantly enhancing survivability in severe wind hazards. The technology required to produce the necessary control algorithms is available and has been made technically feasible by the advent of digital flight control systems and accurate, low-noise sensors, especially strap-down inertial sensors. The application of this technology and these means has not generally been enabled except for automatic landing systems, and even then the potential has not been fully exploited. To fully exploit the potential of automatic systems for enhancing safety in wind hazards requires providing incentives, creating demand, inspiring competition, education, and eliminating prejudicial disincentitives to overcome the economic penalties associated with the extensive and riskly development and certification of these systems. If these changes will come about at all, it will likely be through changes in the regulations provided by the certifying agencies. |
| 报告类型： | 科技报告 |
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