Nasa Synthetic Vision Ege Flight Test

INTRODUCTION The Synthetic Vision Systems (SVS) element of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration's (NASA) Aviation Safety Program (AvSP) is striving to eliminate poor visibility as a causal factor in aircraft accidents as well as enhance operational capabilities of all aircraft. To accomplish these safety and situation awareness improvements, the SVS concept is designed to provide a clear view of the world ahead through the display of computer generated imagery derived from an onboard database of terrain, obstacle, and airport information. The ability of a pilot to ascertain critical information through visual perception of the outside environment can be limited by various weather phenomena, such as rain, fog, and snow. Since the beginning of flight, the aviation industry has continuously developed various devices to overcome lowvisibility issues, such as attitude indicators, radio navigation, and instrument landing systems. Recent advances include moving map disp