This paper presents the results of an analysis of proposed metrics to assess fighter aircraft agility. A novel framework for classifying these metrics is developed and applied. A set of transient metrics intended to quantify the axial and pitch agility of fighter aircraft is evaluated with a high fidelity, nonlinear generic simulation of the F-18 Hornet. Test techniques and data reduction methods are proposed, and sensitivities to pilot introduced errors during flight testing is investigated. Results indicate that the power onset and power loss parameters are promising candidates for quantifying axial agility, while maximum pitch-up and pitch-down rates are for quantifying pitch agility. Nomenclature g = gravitational acceleration, ft/s2 Ps...
This paper presents the development of a computer simulation of agility flight test techniques. Its ...
The ease and precision with which pilot is able to handle the designated task determines the aircraf...
The aim of the present paper is to develop a new set of consistent, complementary metrics for agilit...
With changing combat environments, traditional measures of merit for fighter aircraft per-formance h...
Fighter agility metrics determined from measured or calculated data can be sensitive to the coordina...
This report attempts to unify in a single document the results of a series of studies on fighter air...
Metrics that quantify fighter aircraft performance is an active research topic, and agility metrics ...
Due to the character of the original source materials and the nature of batch digitization, quality ...
A study has been conducted to develop and to analyze a FORTRAN computer code for performing agility ...
The robustness of agility metrics has been studied to determine the sensitivity of selected metrics ...
Success in the fighter combat environment of the future will certainly demand increasing capability ...
A FORTRAN computer program is presented to perform agility analysis on fighter aircraft configuratio...
A modern view of aircraft performance analysis, is to quantify aircraft manoeuvrability with agility...
This paper outlines a method of measuring the Inherent Agility (i.e. the agility of the aircraft alo...
The ease and precision with which pilot is able to handle the designated task determines the aircraf...
This paper presents the development of a computer simulation of agility flight test techniques. Its ...
The ease and precision with which pilot is able to handle the designated task determines the aircraf...
The aim of the present paper is to develop a new set of consistent, complementary metrics for agilit...
With changing combat environments, traditional measures of merit for fighter aircraft per-formance h...
Fighter agility metrics determined from measured or calculated data can be sensitive to the coordina...
This report attempts to unify in a single document the results of a series of studies on fighter air...
Metrics that quantify fighter aircraft performance is an active research topic, and agility metrics ...
Due to the character of the original source materials and the nature of batch digitization, quality ...
A study has been conducted to develop and to analyze a FORTRAN computer code for performing agility ...
The robustness of agility metrics has been studied to determine the sensitivity of selected metrics ...
Success in the fighter combat environment of the future will certainly demand increasing capability ...
A FORTRAN computer program is presented to perform agility analysis on fighter aircraft configuratio...
A modern view of aircraft performance analysis, is to quantify aircraft manoeuvrability with agility...
This paper outlines a method of measuring the Inherent Agility (i.e. the agility of the aircraft alo...
The ease and precision with which pilot is able to handle the designated task determines the aircraf...
This paper presents the development of a computer simulation of agility flight test techniques. Its ...
The ease and precision with which pilot is able to handle the designated task determines the aircraf...
The aim of the present paper is to develop a new set of consistent, complementary metrics for agilit...