Manned simulation has been widely recognized as a vital tool for the development of aircraft, avionic, and armament systems. More recently its value has been demonstrated as a tool for the evaluation in a simulated combat environment of the operational utility of systems such as the Advanced Medium Range Air-to-Air Missile (AMRAAM). Manned simulation is not a replacement for flight test, but provides a supplement that can be used to provide test data that may be cost prohibitive via flight tests. This paper discusses the simulator facility, and presents a definition of the models used for this test. Additionally, the lessons learned and system modifications which envolved as a result of this type of testing will be discussed.
Avionics implications from weapon system operational utility studies on manned air combat simulators
Entwurf von Avioniksystemen fuer Kampfflugzeuge unter Einbeziehung von Verhaltensstudien an Luftkampfsimulatoren
1981
8 Seiten, 8 Bilder
Conference paper
English
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