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PIO Engineering Prediction Methods and Verification of Airworthiness Compliance for Civil Aircraft

2019
PIO (Pilot-Induced-Oscillation) is due to the mutual influence between abnormal aircraft response and pilot’s dynamic characteristic which causes the phenomenon that aircraft-pilot closed loop is instable. Therefore, airworthiness regulations (FAA25 CS25 CCAR25) 143 (a) (b) have given specific requirements for these.
Jun Liu, Nanbo Xu
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Systems approach to compliance with Australian airworthiness regulations for uninhabited aircraft systems

2010
A considerable amount of research effort has, and continues to be invested into technologies and algorithms for capabilities which are forecast to be needed in future uninhabited vehicles. Much of this research is conducted with the aim of increasing the level of autonomy of these vehicles.
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An Airworthiness Compliance Verification Method for the Safety of Civil Aircraft IMA System

2021 International Conference on Aviation Safety and Information Technology, 2021
Zhijian Shi, Zhen Feng
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UAV Airworthiness Compliance Validation

Longbiao Li, Dmytro Tiniakov
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Flap Design Optimization for Very Light Aircraft in compliance with Airworthiness Certification

21st AIAA Computational Fluid Dynamics Conference, 2013
Jin-hwan Park   +4 more
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