NASA NTRS ยท 19890009013
The vertical motion simulator
Abstract
Today's flight simulators, such as NASA's multimillion dollar Vertical Motion Simulator (VMS), recreate an authentic aircraft environment, and reproduce the sensations of flight by mechanically generating true physical events. In addition to their application as a training tool for pilots, simulators have become essential in the design, construction, and testing of new aircraft. Simulators allow engineers to study an aircraft's flight performance and characteristics without the cost or risk of an actual test flight. Because of their practicality, simulators will become more and more important in the development and design of new, safer aircraft.
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Hosein, Todd. 1988-09-01. The vertical motion simulator. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19890009013
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