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Meeting	ACGS Committee Meeting 98 - Williamsburg - October 2006
Agenda Location	4 GENERAL COMMITTEE TECHNICAL SESSION 4.2 Research Institutions, Industry and University Reports 4.2.2 Research Institutes and Companies 4.2.2.14 Hoh Aeronautics, Inc.
Title	Hoh Aeronautics, Inc.
Presenter	Dave Mitchell
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Abstract	HAI has completed work on a Phase I Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) contract from Naval Air Systems Command (NAVAIR) to develop updates to the rotorcraft handling qualities specification ADS-33E-PRF. Phase II, expected to start in early 2007, will be focused on updates for maritime operations and for very large cargo and UAV helicopters. Several ground simulation and flight research programs are planned, working in conjunction with Advanced Rotorcraft Technology (ART) of Mountain View, CA, which will be funded under a separate Phase II SBIR contract. An outcome of the work will be a software application package that will assist the user in the interpretation of requirements. Unlike other available software (such as CONDUIT or the DLR/IIT HAT toolbox), ASAP will alert the user to issues with compliance and questions about input data. HAI has just delivered a final report to the Federal Aviation Administration outlining a test plan for studying rudder usage issues. We have received additional funding to perform an initial simulation investigation to identify the level of motion required for executing the test plan. The NASA Ames Vertical Motion Simulator will be used for this investigation. In addition, we are under contract with NASA Dryden to help with a flight research program to identify pitch/roll coupling limits for flight with failed control surfaces.