I've got a very long standing interest in the Tornado - as it was the first simulator that I worked on in 1984. I worked on the F2-ADV variant for the RAF, delivered to the TTTE at Cottesmore (the only reference I can find is this citation http://www.emeraldinsight.com/doi/pdfplus/10.1108/eb035909).
Note this is not in the main FGAddon Beagle Pup model, however it is built upon this.
This aerodynamic model uses data and the engines model by Simon “bomber” Morley
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The IDG A320 project aims to provide a study level A320 simulation for FlightGear. As part of this project I offered to build a new aerodynamics model to replace the existing one which is derived from aeromatic.
OpenVSP takes a geometric modelling approach which is much better suited to computational aerodynamics than a polygon or mesh based model.
All dimensions are in meters.
One of the challenges presented to any one making an aero model is finding the data; so for a long time I've been researching into alternative methods of building an aero model - when there is no wind tunnel data, or to augment an existing wind tunnel model. For example with the F-14 I had good data, except for spoilers, flaps and stores -because these weren't relevant within the scope of the original paper; so I guesstimated them and as I was doing this I kept thinking that there has to be a better way.
