Leondes C.T. (Ed.) Control and dynamic systems. Advances in theory and applications. Volume 33: Advances in aerospace systems dynamics and control systems. Part 3

Academic Press, London, 1990, 305 p. — ISBN: 0-12-012733-4.Expansion in the many technologies which support the development of aerospace systems has undergone an incredible revolution over the past 25-30 years. For example, integrated electronic circuits have increased in density by about eight orders of magnitude since 1960! This makes possible many advances in aerospace systems that were previously not possible. Advances in other areas such as sensor systems, materials structures, propulsion, software, and systems integration techniques all very clearly and strongly suggest that it is now most appropriate to treat these subjects in Control and Dynamic Systems. However, the proliferation of significant developments and advances has been so great that adequate coverage could not possibly be encompassed in one volume; thus this volume is the second of a trilogy devoted to the theme ' 'Advances in Aerospace Systems Dynamics and Control Systems."Sensor Failure Detection for Jet Engines
Human Response Models for Interpretive Tasks
Decoupled Flight Control via a Model-Following Technique Using the Euler Operator
Advances in Digital Signal Processing
Methodology for the Analytical Assessment of Aircraft Handling Qualities
Identification of Pilot - Vehicle Dynamics from Simulation and Flight Test
Strapdown Inertial Navigation System
Requirements Imposed by Synthetic Aperture Radar
Trajectory Estimation Algorithm Using Angles-Only, Multisensor Tracking Techniques
A Perturbation Approach to the Maneuvering and Control of Space Structures