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| From: | Gotthard, Petr |
| Subject: | [certi-dev] FW: CALL FOR PAPERS: RAeS - The Challenges for Flight Simulation: 17-18 Nov 2010 |
| Date: | Fri, 12 Mar 2010 09:35:36 +0100 |
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FYI From: Emma
Brown [mailto:address@hidden The Royal Aeronautical Society is
pleased to announce a Call for Papers for the Autumn 2010 Flight Simulation
Conference … The Challenges for Flight Simulation – The Next Steps Wednesday
17 – Thursday 18 November 2010 No.4 Hamilton Place, London W1J
7BQ, UK Has
Flight Simulation technology reached a plateau? Are there still challenges to
be resolved? The
Royal Aeronautical Society Flight Simulation Group believes there are many
challenges in Flight Simulation, and has organised this Conference to identify
them and some possible solutions. One major challenge is to rationalise the
variety of Flight Simulation Training Devices (FSTD) used in pilot training
based on training need. Results will be presented from the International
Working Group organised by the RAeS, known as the IWG-H, which has addressed
the definition of FSTDs for helicopters. The results take the form of guidance
material to be published as ICAO 9625. This will be the first time that FSTDs
for rotary wing aircraft have been addressed in this way. Two
sessions of the Conference will be dedicated to the detailed reporting of both
the Technical and Training sub-groups of IWG-H. The sessions will address the
approach taken to analysis the training requirement and develop the rationale
for a suitable range of FSTDs that can deliver training in all of the phases of
helicopter piloting skills development. Additional
topics include the modelling of rotary wing flight performance and the access
to and use of data, particularly when addressing lower order FSTDs. In its
second main theme, the Conference will address some of the further challenges
that face the flight simulation industry as advances in technology offer
increased capability. Beyond
simulation technology we have new directions for aviation itself that includes
the proliferation of the Unmanned Aircraft System (UAS). The range of
tasks that are addressed by a UAS extends daily, as does the desire to operate
them alongside other forms of aviation, both civil and military. What
capability does flight simulation need to offer to research and train for this
challenge? Call for Papers Deadline: 30 April 2010 The Organising Committee invites
prospective authors to submit abstracts of original work for presentation at the
Conference. Full details can be
found here.
Sponsored by – AgustaWestland, BAE Systems, Boeing,
CAE, FlightSafety International,
Honeywell, Mechtronix, OPINICUS, OAA, Shell
Aircraft International & THALES Corporate Profiling Opportunities
& Exhibition Space - For more information and
details of sponsorship and exhibition opportunities please call Emma Brown on +44 (0)20 7670 4372
or email address@hidden. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * !!
Register online now at www.aerosociety.com/conference/ !! Flight Simulation
Technology: Future Potential 40th Anniversary of the
First RAeS International Symposium Wednesday 9 – Thursday 10 June
2010 No.4 Hamilton Place, London W1J
7BQ, UK The
Royal Aeronautical Society’s Flight Simulation Group Conferences are both well
established and highly successful. In 2010, it will be 40 years since the
first such international symposium. To mark that anniversary, a special
Conference will be held to examine the latest flight simulation technology,
consider trends, define the challenges and review future opportunities. The
Conference will begin with a session reviewing that first international
symposium and discussing progress over the past 40 years - expectations dashed
and expectations fulfilled. Subsequent sessions will discuss modelling, visual
and motion cueing requirements, environmental representation, simulator testing
and maintenance, mission simulation & training and interoperability. This
informative and wide-ranging two day Conference will examine flight simulation
technology - the art and the science - from the perspectives of fixed-wing and
rotary-wing aircraft manufacturers and operators, makers and users of training
systems, training providers, airspace managers, researchers, and regulators. The Conference has a very broad agenda and
seeks both to ensure that appropriate work is taken forward and also to
determine how the Royal Aeronautical Society might best facilitate progress. Programme -
To view the
full conference programme please click here Register Online - Visit www.aerosociety.com/conference or contact the Conference & Events Department
at address@hidden
to obtain a registration form Further Opportunities - For
more information and details of sponsorship and exhibition opportunities please
call Emma Brown on +44 (0)20 7670 4372 Sponsored by – AgustaWestland, BAE Systems, Boeing,
CAE, FlightSafety International,
Honeywell, Mechtronix, OPINICUS, OAA, Shell
Aircraft International & THALES Conference Proceedings If you are unable to attend the
Conference but would like a copy of the conference proceedings on CD Rom which
includes speaker presentations and papers @ the Member Price of £115 or Non
Member price of £135, please email address@hidden
for an order form quoting 631 or visit www.aerosociety.com/proceedings for
more information. The Proceedings will be sent out 3-4 weeks after the
conference. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * The Merlin Flight Simulation Group is pleased
to invite you to the Aircraft Design, Handling and Simulation Competition … Aircraft Design,
Handling and Simulation Competition 2010 Friday 11 June 2010 Coventry University, Faculty of
Engineering & Computing, UK This year’s Flying Judges will be Dave
Southwood from The Empire Test Pilots School and Dave Mackay from
Virgin Galactic. Commentary will come from John Farley, ex Harrier
Chief Test Pilot. The Judges will be assessing the control, stability and
general handling of university student teams’ aircraft designs. The designs
will be flown in one of Merlin’s engineering flight simulators. If you would like to attend this event
please RSVP to:- Marion Neal Marketing Director Tel: 01403 711799 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Upcoming
Flight Simulation Group Event Dates … All at No.4 Hamilton Place, London Thursday
10 June 2010 Edwin A Link Lecture: Why the Downturn is an Opportunity Steve Grinham, VP Training & Simulation, Thales Thursday 15 July 2010 Capt Ray Jones Memorial Lecture:
Simulation Technology – An Airline Perspective Brian Watt, Head of Crew Training, Flybe
Limited 22 - 23 September 2010 Annual RAeS International
Flight Crew Training Conference “The Global Market Place:
Challenges for Flight Crew Training” PASS IT ON - Please
feel free to forward this invitation on to any colleagues who you feel may be
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