Authors
Gorbunov A. L.
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Degree
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PhD in Technique, Adviser to Rector’s Office, Professor, Moscow State Technical University |
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E-mail
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a.gorbunov@mstuca.aero |
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Location
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Moscow |
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Articles
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Flight simulator with augmented reality pilot InterfaceThe paper describes the flight simulator with augmented reality pilot interface (patent protected). The paper describes the flight simulator with pilot’s interface developed in the university educational and training center and the design of experiments proving the effectiveness of such an interface. Read more...Augmented reality in aircraft IndustryThe paper is dedicated to the current state and perspectives of modern information technology Augmented Reality technology in the aircraft industry. Augmented reality quickly rapidly becoming one of the dominant IT tremds (e. g. Google’s Project Glasses project), so the material goes far beyond an «aviation» frame.
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Online service of 3D augmented reality illustrations for aircraft units referenceThe paper describes the online service of 3D augmented reality illustrations for the aircraft units reference developed in MSTUCA. To manipulate 3D models an user only needs a common computer (including tablets and smartphones) with the built-in camera and Internet access.
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Training system augmented reality for air traffic controllersThe air traffic becomes more and more intensive and the number of emergency situations
on flying fields increases correspondingly. Thus a problem of controller’s readiness to
act properly in the alert condition becomes the urgent issue. However until recent time the development
of effective training tools for air traffic controllers in an airport tower encountered
an insurmountable safety barrier since there is no way to train controllers on the flying
fields of today’s big airports without the risk of a crash. As a result nowadays training systems
for controllers are realized as computer simulators. Such simulators have serious drawback:
— training is carried out on a virtual airport flying field, whereas effective training may take place only
on a real field of a real airport. The paper describes the augmented reality training system for air
traffic controllers. The system allows a safe modeling of emergency situations on the real flying field.
An example: the model for the collision of A380 and CRJ700 in JFK airport in April, 2011.
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