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A growing number of research programmes are currently active for both post-graduate and undergraduate researchers:

 

Fixed Wing

Aircraft Pilot Couplings

Prospective Skyguides

 

Historic Aircraft

Leonardo da Vinci Glider

The Wright Brothers Project 

 

Rotorcraft

OPTIMAL - Optimised Procedures And Techniques For Improvement Of Approach And Landing

Active Control Concepts for Handling Qualities, Envelope Protection and Structural Load Alleviation

The Adaptive Pilot Model in Simulation Fidelity

Modelling, Simulation, and Control of Helicopters Operating With External Loads

The Control of Helicopters with Underslung External Loads

Dynamic Interface Modelling and Simulation Fidelity Criteria

Evaluation and Analysis of Helicopter Handling Qualities in the Degraded Visual Environment

Flight Envelope Expansion through Modelling and Simulation

Helicopter Ego-Motion Perception (HEMP)

Helicopter Interactions with Turbulent Wakes

Prospective SkyGuides in Helicopter NoE Flight

Simulation Fidelity (SF)

 

Tilt Rotor

Active Control Technology for Tiltrotor (ACT-TILT)

Rotorcraft Handling, Interactions and Load Predictions (RHILP)

Optimsing Handling Qualities for Future Tilt Rotor/Wing Aircraft (OHQ-TILT)

 

Visual Perception

Evaluation and Analysis of Helicopter Handling Qualities in the Degraded Visual Environment

Prospective Skyguides

Prospective SkyGuides in Helicopter NoE Flight

 

 

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Research Topics

Fixed Wing

Historic Aircraft

Rotorcraft

Tilt-Rotor

Visual Perception

 
       

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