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Meeting	ACGS Committee Meeting 116 - Charlotte, NC - October 2015
Agenda Location	9 SUBCOMMITTEE A – AERONAUTIC AND SURFACE VEHICLES 9.2 Simulation-Based Requirement Formulation and Stochastic Evaluation for Flight Control Applications
Title	Simulation-Based Requirement Formulation and Stochastic Evaluation for Flight Control Applications
Presenter	Florian Holzapfel
Affiliation	TU Munich
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Abstract	Brief Bio Info Florian Holzapfel - Undergraduate Studies Mechanical Engineering at TU Munich 1994-1996 - Graduate Studies Aerospace Engineering at TU Munich 1996-1999 - Graduation with Dipl.-Ing. (German Engineering Diploma) - PhD Research “Nonlinear Adaptive Flight Control of a UAV” 2000-2004 TUM Institute of Flight Mechanics and Flight Control - Project Leader “Flight Simulation and Flight Control” 2000-2004 IABG mbH Ottobrunn, Germany - Director of the TUM Institute of Flight System Dynamics since 2007 Full professor position at Technische Universität München AIAA Associate Fellow and Member of GNC TC DGLR (German Aerospace Society): Head of Flight Controls Sub-TC and member of Senate Member of the CEAS European GNC TC Main interest: Applied Flight Control ABSTRACT: For manned Aircraft, the requirements for inner loop controllers is well defined by handling qualities and best practices derived from experience. For UAVs however, the requirements known are mission driven on the top level. The presentation will share ideas on how to derive and validate quantitative probabilistic requirements on all system levels and on how to assess their implementation.