Passenger Flight Experience of Urban Air Mobility

The first part of a study of passenger flight experience of Urban Air Mobility was completed. This first part included the design of different Urban Air Mobility vehicle models, in which the passenger flight experience would be quantitatively measured. A first version of a simulator setup, in which...

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Main Author: Persson, Daniel
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Language:English
Published: Uppsala universitet, Observationell astrofysik 2019
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UAM
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spelling ndltd-UPSALLA1-oai-DiVA.org-uu-3996992019-12-20T03:39:24ZPassenger Flight Experience of Urban Air MobilityengPersson, DanielUppsala universitet, Observationell astrofysik2019Urban Air MobilityUAMPassenger Flight ExperienceElectric VehiclesElectric HelicopterPassenger SimulationPassenger SimulatorNDARCFlightCODENASAAerospace EngineeringRymd- och flygteknikThe first part of a study of passenger flight experience of Urban Air Mobility was completed. This first part included the design of different Urban Air Mobility vehicle models, in which the passenger flight experience would be quantitatively measured. A first version of a simulator setup, in which the measurements were performed, was also developed. Three concept vehicle models, a single main rotor, a side-by-side rotor and a quadrotor, were designed in the conceptual design software NDARC. The vehicles were electrically propelled with battery technology based on future technology predictions and were designed for autonomous flight with one passenger. The emissions of the vehicles were analyzed and compared with an existing turboshaft helicopter. The interface between NDARC and the flight dynamics analysis and control system software FlightCODE, which was used to create control systems to the NDARC models,  was developed to fit the vehicle configurations considered. The simulator setup was created with a VR headset, the flight simulation software X-Plane, an external autopilot software and stress sensors. Trial runs with the simulator setup were performed and gave important data for the continued development. Planned upgrades of the simulation station were presented and the continuation of the study was discussed. Student thesisinfo:eu-repo/semantics/bachelorThesistexthttp://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:uu:diva-399699FYSAST ; FYSPROJ1151application/pdfinfo:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess
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topic Urban Air Mobility
UAM
Passenger Flight Experience
Electric Vehicles
Electric Helicopter
Passenger Simulation
Passenger Simulator
NDARC
FlightCODE
NASA
Aerospace Engineering
Rymd- och flygteknik
spellingShingle Urban Air Mobility
UAM
Passenger Flight Experience
Electric Vehicles
Electric Helicopter
Passenger Simulation
Passenger Simulator
NDARC
FlightCODE
NASA
Aerospace Engineering
Rymd- och flygteknik
Persson, Daniel
Passenger Flight Experience of Urban Air Mobility
description The first part of a study of passenger flight experience of Urban Air Mobility was completed. This first part included the design of different Urban Air Mobility vehicle models, in which the passenger flight experience would be quantitatively measured. A first version of a simulator setup, in which the measurements were performed, was also developed. Three concept vehicle models, a single main rotor, a side-by-side rotor and a quadrotor, were designed in the conceptual design software NDARC. The vehicles were electrically propelled with battery technology based on future technology predictions and were designed for autonomous flight with one passenger. The emissions of the vehicles were analyzed and compared with an existing turboshaft helicopter. The interface between NDARC and the flight dynamics analysis and control system software FlightCODE, which was used to create control systems to the NDARC models,  was developed to fit the vehicle configurations considered. The simulator setup was created with a VR headset, the flight simulation software X-Plane, an external autopilot software and stress sensors. Trial runs with the simulator setup were performed and gave important data for the continued development. Planned upgrades of the simulation station were presented and the continuation of the study was discussed.
author Persson, Daniel
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title Passenger Flight Experience of Urban Air Mobility
title_short Passenger Flight Experience of Urban Air Mobility
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title_fullStr Passenger Flight Experience of Urban Air Mobility
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publisher Uppsala universitet, Observationell astrofysik
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