Aircraft simulator
helicopterATCtraining

aircraft simulator
aircraft simulator
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Characteristics

Applications
aircraft, helicopter, ATC
Function
training
Type
PC-based
Other characteristics
fixed-base

Description

EXPERT ATC Simulator is designed for initial training and retraining as related to radar, non-radar and visual control, to maintain controller professional skills and to work-out abnormal and emergency procedures, to research controller’s operating procedures in case of airspace structure change or introduction of new ATC operation techniques. The simulator consists of two modules: Radar Simulator providing imitation of air traffic situation in the area of any degree of complexity, any length and under any air traffic intensity conditions (user interface of controller workstation is just the same as that of the real ATC system produced by NITA, LLC) Tower ATC simulator comprising 3D visualization projection system for terminal area and adjacent territory (the solution based on high-resolution broadside panels is available) The simulator includes instructor automated workstation, pseudo-pilot workstation and exercise preparation workstation. All the workstations of the simulator are equipped with console equipment and VCS. About 100 aircraft and helicopter visual models of various types with international and local airlines livery, various models of ground vehicles, people and animals are used in the simulator. Summer and winter, day and night, snow and wind, fog and thunderstorm, cloud cover of various types and intensity are simulated to provide realistic visual working environment of tower controller. In the course of training the recording is effected enabling exercises playback in time with voice over communication system.

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