For the continued development and updating of the operational usage spectrum of Army helicopters, a UH-1H helicopter assigned to nap-of-the-earth (NOE) training missions at Fort Rucker, Alabama, was instrumented with an oscillograph and a photopanel recording system. Two oscillographs collectively recorded 20 different flight parameters, and a photopanel assembly monitored 9 other flight parameters; 14.9 hours of valid data over the NOE course were recorded. For the optimum representation and interpretation of the helicopter's performance, the data were processed by the Flight Condition Recognition (FCR) method. In this program, the FCR technique was used to identify 29 flight conditions (including maneuvers and operational categories). These included turns and steady-state flight according to the occurrence and duration of a single flight parameter or combinations of them, each in a specific range. The data presentation includes the operational usage spectrum expressed as the percentage of time in the flight condition categories and various graphic depictions of typical NOE mission profiles.
Acquisition of Operational Data During NOE Missions
1978
94 pages
Report
Keine Angabe
Englisch
Aeronautics , Navigation & Guidance System Components , Flight maneuvers , Flight recorders , Terrain following , Flight paths , Low altitude , Mission profiles , Data acquisition , Flight training , Helicopters , Army aircraft , Oscillographs , Altimeters , Monitors , Remote detectors , Nap of the earth , H-1 aircraft , UH-1H aircraft
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