From what I remember, which is not much as I do not have a good memory,
NASA use matlab for changing inflight handling characteristics of there
aircraft which they use for astronaut training, I found matlab a bit clunky
to use, but t takes all the hard work out of calculus, heaps of people use
it for all manner of scientific applications, but its that long since I used
it I have forgotten how to make it go.
Chris
Johnston
North
Richmond NSW
Australia.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Ron Butterfield" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Sunday, January 28, 2007 7:26 AM
Subject: KR> Aircraft modeling software
> I'm not sure how many of you engineer types are already aware of this,
> but...
>
> We use Matlab (a computer mathematical analysis program) at work for
> some of the products we sell, and I am a little bit familiar with it
> due to having to provide support for these products. Because I am the
> technical contact for our company with regards to Matlab I receive
> their newsletters. These newsletters often have interesting bits of
> news in them related to aerospace.
>
> A few months ago there was an article about the design, construction,
> and testing of a new civilian tilt-rotor aircraft targeted at the
> offshore oil platform market.
>
> This month's article concerns a new toolbox they offer that is
> specifically for "flight vehicle design", specifically the flight
> characteristics of a new light airplane. The article also links to a
> published US Air Force data compendium tool.
>
> http://www.mathworks.com/company/newsletters/digest/2007/jan/flightsim.html?s_cid=MLD0107na2TA2&s_v1=42005|1-E28H5
> http://www.va.afrl.af.mil/org/VAC/VACA/vaca_index.html
>
> This is all well over my head, but I think at least a few of you guys
> here are working at this level, and I am offering it for your interest
> if you are not already aware of it.
>
> If nobody is interested in this, I won't hear any more about it and
> won't bother sending any more updates on this topic.
>
> --
> Regards,
> RonB
>
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