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' ORIGINAL: ENGLISH ADDREF : NLR CR 95350 L JULY 31, 1995 GARTEUR OPEN EXPERIMENTAL DESIGN AND TESTPLAN FOR A PILOTED INVESTIGATION OF: A FLIGHT-DIRECTOR GO-AROUND MODE, A REACTIVE WINDSHEAR DETEC'TION SYSTEM, A FORWARD-LOOKING WINDSHEAR DETECTION SYSTEM AND A WINDSHEAR DISPLAY, ON THE NLR RESEARCH FLIGHT SIMULATOR.- W.F.J.A. Rouwhorst, H. Haverdings, H.T. Huynh, F. Descatoire, R. Kiinig, K.-U. Hahn GARTEUR aims at stimulating and co-ordinating co-operation between Research Establishments and Industry in the areas of Aerodynamics, Flight Mechanics, Helicopters Structures & Materials and Propulsion Technology

GARTEUR OPEN ORIGINAL: ENGLISH ADD. REF : NLR CR 95350 L July 31, 1995 GARTEUR FM(AG07)f TP-093 GARTEUR TECHNICAL PUBLICATION GARTEUR TP-093 EXPERIMENTAL DESIGN AND TESTPLAN FOR A PILOTED INVESTIGATION OF: A FLIGHT-DIRECTOR GO-AROUND MODE, A REACTIVE WINDSHEAR DETECTION SYSTEM, A FORWARD-LOOKING mshear DETECTION SYSTEM AND A WINDSHEAR DISPLAY, ON THE NLR RESEARCH FLIGHT SIMULATOR by W.F.J.A. Rouwhorst, H. Haverdings, H.T. Huynh (ONERA), F. Descatoire (ONERA), R. Konig (DLR), K.-U. Hahn (DLR) ALL RIGHTS RESERVED Disclosure to third parties of this document or any part thereof, or the use of any information contained therein for purpose other than this document is provided for, is prohibited, except with the prior written permission of NLR This report has been prepared under auspices of the Responsables for Flight Mechanics, Systems and Integration of the Group for Aeronautical Research and Technology in EURope (GARTEUR). GARTEUR aims at stimulating and co-ordinating co-operation between Research Establishments and Industry in the areas of Aerodynamics, Flight Mechanics, Helicopters, Structures & Materials and Propulsion Technology. m Division : Flight Prepared : WFJAW b.-/+,. W'@~S Approved : WPdBI LTRI Completed : 950731 Order number : 101.026/106.424/534.408 TYP- : LMT GARTEUR OPEN

GARTEUR OPEN This report has been prepared by Flight Mechanics Action Group FMlAG(07) of the Group for Aeronautical Research and Technology in EURope (GARTEUR). The report describes the experimental design and testplan for a piloted windshear experiment to be carried out on NLR's four degrees of freedom Research Flight Simulator (RFS) in November/December 1994. The experiment tries to identlfy potential problem areas with respect to crew interfacing associated with introducing these advanced windshear detection and display systems in the cockpit. The experiment is aimed at a pilot-in-the-loop assessment of a reactive and a forward-looking windshear detection system, windshear information presented on an EFIS Navigation Display and a flight-director go-around mode comparison using two different implementation forms. The first form is a conventional go-around mode in which vertical speed command in combination with speed error are regulated. The second fom is a constant pitch angle controller including an angle of attack protection mode. Furthermore both windshear detection systems and two types of windshear displays are used to allow the pilot to manually apply a speed increment strategy. This speed strategy is based on the windshear alerts and windshear indications given on the display and serves the purpose of increasing the aircraft's energy level well in advance of entering a windshear. This testplan contains a detailed description of the total experimental set-up. It describes the aircraft model, environmental conditions, windshear detection system models, flight-director logic, windshear displays and pilot tasks and performance measures. Furthermore the design of the experiment, the test matrix and the way crew performance and crew response will be collected and analyzed is described. Finally the pilot questionnaires and the data run sequences are given. GARTEUR OPEN

GARTEUR OPEN GARTEUR TP-093 1 NLR CR 95350 L T ACKNOWLEDGEMENT The authors wish to thank both the Netherlands Agency for Aerospace Programs (NIVR) and the Netherlands Department of Civil Aviation (RLD) for their approval to harmonize the international GARTEUR activities with the national windshear contract research performed by NLR. GARTELJR OPEN

GARTEUR OPEN -5- GARTEUR TP-093 1 NLR CR 95350 L Contents LIST OF ACRONYMS LIST OF SYMBOLS 1 Introduction 2 Scope of the evaluation program and test objectives 2.1 Scope 2.2 Experiment objectives 2.3 General description of the experiments 3 Model descriptions 3.1 Aircraft model 3.2 Windshear models 3.3 Turbulence models 3.4 Windshear detection system models 3.4.1 Reactive system 3.4.2 Forward-looking system 3.4.2.1 Laser system characteristics 3.4.2.2 Laser staring and scanning model 3.5 Ground proximity warning system model 3.6 Flight-director windshear go-around modes 3.7 Windshear display aspects 3.7.1 Windshear display generation 3.7.2 Windshear icon size and colour determination 3.7.3 Windshear display types 3.7.4 Speed feedback to icons on display 3.8 Windshear and other alerts 3.8.1 Windshear alert definition 3.8.2 Visual and aural windshear alerts 3.8.2.1 Pm) alert labels and speed command symbol 3.8.2.2 Navigation display alert zones 3.8.2.3 Auralwindshearalerts 3.8.3 Other sound cues 3.8.4 Aural alert priority GARTEUR OPEN

4 NLR Flight Simulator Facility 4.1 Evaluation cockpit 4.2 Simulator motion 4.3 Operator's console 4.4 Outside world simulation 4.5 Pilot controls 4.6 Instruments GARTEUR OPEN -6- GARTEUR TP-093 / NLR CR 95350 L. - 5 Test description 5.1 Pilot evaluation task 5.2 Auxiliary tasks 5.3 Crews 6 Experimental design 6.1 Introduction 6.2 First experiment 6.2.1 Experiment la, reactive windshear detection system 6.2.2 Experiment lb, forward-looking windshear detection system 6.3 Second experiment 6.3.1 Experiment 2% no windshear hazard display 6.3.2 Experiment 2b, no windshear hazard display 6.3.3 Experiment 2c, with windshear hazard display 6.3.4 Experiment 2d, with windshear hazard displays 6.4 Test scenario 6.5 Crew distribution 6.6 Experimental sizing of the total experiment 7 Data gathering and processing 7.1 Digitally recorded data 7.2 Tape and video recorded data 7.3 Event recording 7.4 Subjective pilot data 7.5 Performance measures 7.6 Post-processing 8 Planning of activities GARTEUR OPEN I

GARTEUR OPEN GARTEUR TP-093 1 NLR CR 95350 L 9 REFERENCES 21 Tables 4 Photo's 7 Figures APPENDIX A FLIGHT CREW PROCEDURES 81 APPENDIX B CREW 1-6 DATA RUNS 88 APPENDIX C QUESTIONNAIRE FOR THE PILOT FLYING 107 APPENDIX D QUESTIONNAIRE FOR THE PILOT NOT FLYING 115 APPENDIX E DEBRIEFING QUESTIONNAIRE 121 C APPENDIX F LIST OF DISTRIBUTION 125 (137 pages in total) GARTEUR OPEN