The Design of a 3D Flight Simulation and Monitoring Platform

Ran Yang; Long Yan

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.466-467.971

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The Design of a 3D Flight Simulation and Monitoring Platform

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A 3D flight simulation and monitoring platform is established based on the technology of 3D terrain rendering, dynamic model drive and data fusion. The platform is supported by a aviation project. The primary purpose of the platform is to monitor and simulate the flight status in real-time. The development process of the platform is introduced and the method of 3D-Terrain is discussed. The simulating and monitoring results show that the platform is available and satisfied requirements. The 3D flight simulation and monitoring platform is also proved to be feasible and reliable.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 466-467)

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Ran Yang, Long Yan

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3D Terrain, Data Fusion, Level of Detail, Monitoring, Simulation

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