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Hey guys,

 

I'm exploring the possibilities of adding a Landing Grade System. I'm not quite sure how to proceed however.

 

I've seen the guys that did the Mod for Carrier Ops with a modded F18, which has a Deck Camera. But what i'd really like, is the ability to automatically grade landings in missions.

 

Speed, Landing area, Touch Down force and so on.

 

I've toyed with the idea of trigger zones (super-imposed) which give scores based on altitude and speed (if alt= <5 & Speed= < 130 = ScoreValue) and so on.

 

But i don't really have a concrete system.

 

Anyone's got an idea of how to proceed?

 

Thx

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Hey guys,

 

I'm exploring the possibilities of adding a Landing Grade System. I'm not quite sure how to proceed however.

 

I've seen the guys that did the Mod for Carrier Ops with a modded F18, which has a Deck Camera. But what i'd really like, is the ability to automatically grade landings in missions.

 

Speed, Landing area, Touch Down force and so on.

 

I've toyed with the idea of trigger zones (super-imposed) which give scores based on altitude and speed (if alt= <5 & Speed= < 130 = ScoreValue) and so on.

 

But i don't really have a concrete system.

 

Anyone's got an idea of how to proceed?

 

Thx

 

AIR FORCE INSTRUCTION 11-2A/OA-10, VOLUME 2 - A/OA-10--AIRCREW EVALUATION CRITERIA is the source document for the evaluation of actual pilots. (Google will provide numerous links) Within that doc you'll find specific limits for grading everything from approach procedures and landings to checklist procedures. Once you have an idea of what you want to grade, and how its graded in real life you can work out the easiest way to grade it.



 

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In one of the F-15C Training Campaigns landings are graded on certain limits. Speed, altitude, AoA, center of runway, and like the first 100 feet of runway. I'm paraphrasing and all limits have a +/-.

 

I would reason that that same coding could be applied to carrier landings once you determine your perimeters/limits.

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