Computational Advances in Aerospace Engineering: Modeling, Simulation and Aerospace Systems Testing

Dear Colleagues,

Computation and computational experimentation are a powerful tool used to obtain new knowledge, test assumptions and hypotheses, and study various phenomena and processes in detail. In some fields, this tool has already become unique and irreplaceable. One of these areas is Aerospace Engineering. Costly and sometimes difficult to reproduce in situ experiments are increasingly being replaced or supplemented by computational experiments. This Special Issue is designed to bring together cutting-edge researchers from around the world and the latest advances in Modeling, Simulation, and Aerospace Systems Testing. This Special Issue will provide a forum for the exchange of knowledge and latest experiences in Aerospace Engineering. Results related to artificial intelligence and fuzzy logic are also welcome. As a Guest Editor, I look forward to receiving interesting contributions from outstanding researchers in the field. The topics include:

• Aerospace Engineering;
• Modeling, Simulation in Aerospace Engineering and Aerospace Systems;
• Aerospace Systems Testing;
• Artificial Intelligence in Aerospace Engineering and Aerospace Systems;
• Control Systems and Algorithms for Aerospace Systems;
• The description and Modeling of Experiments onboard Aerospace Systems;
• Processing of measurement results onboard aerospace systems;
• The modeling of Controlled and Uncontrolled Motion of Aerospace Systems and other topics.

Prof. Dr. Andry Sedelnikov
Guest Editor

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