FOSS BASED AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL SIMULATOR
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https://doi.org/10.29121/granthaalayah.v4.i12.2016.2406Keywords:
Aircraft Traffic Simulators, Virtual Environment, Flightgear, TrainingAbstract [English]
This paper presents an analysis of the significance of Air Traffic Control (ATC) simulators in training, and focuses on the development of low cost, high awareness ATC simulator on a 3D virtual environment, using Free and Open Source Aircraft simulator named Flightgear. Here it has proposed a scenario based ATC officer control method covering the all three phases; tower control, approach and enroute control.
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