Estimation of Stability and Control Derivatives of Light Canard Research Aircraft from Flight Data
N Shantha Kumar, N.J. Rao
Abstract
N Shantha Kumar, N.J. Rao
Abstract
In this paper, stability and control derivatives of light canard research aircraft generated through the flight test using parameter estimation technique has been presented. The maximum likelihood estimation, based on output-error minimisation technique, is used to estimate the derivatives from the aircraft response data. The validity of the estimates has been checked by the cross validation method, wherein the estimated model response is matched with the flight-test data that are not used for estimating the derivatives.
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In this paper, stability and control derivatives of light canard research aircraft generated through the flight test using parameter estimation technique has been presented. The maximum likelihood estimation, based on output-error minimisation technique, is used to estimate the derivatives from the aircraft response data. The validity of the estimates has been checked by the cross validation method, wherein the estimated model response is matched with the flight-test data that are not used for estimating the derivatives.
Key concepts: Stability (learning theory), Aerospace engineering, Estimation, Stability derivatives, Aeronautics, Control (management), Computer science, Control theory (sociology)