A technique for simulating turbulence for aerospace vehicle flight simulation studies¶
Fichtl, G. H. (1977). A technique for simulating turbulence for aerospace vehicle flight simulation studies.
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- Dryden Wind Turbulence Model
- Because the Dryden spectra are rational functions, they can be factored into finite-dimensional linear filters: independent white-noise inputs passed through those shaping filters produce colored velocity histories with the prescribed spectra
This sourceThe NASA technique report that derives finite-order linear filters from the rational Dryden spectra and generates the three gust-velocity histories by driving those filters with band-limited white noise.
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- Because the Dryden spectra are rational functions, they can be factored into finite-dimensional linear filters: independent white-noise inputs passed through those shaping filters produce colored velocity histories with the prescribed spectra
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