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Training and Performances of the HPA Pilot  

Chang, Sang-Hyun (전자통합시험팀)
Lee, Jeong-Won (과학관운영팀)
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Aerospace Engineering and Technology / v.12, no.2, 2013 , pp. 202-208 More about this Journal
Abstract
This paper describes establishment of a pilot training plan, training and an outcome for Human Powered Aircraft which can take off, landing and fly using the energy generated by only human muscle without using mechanical power. To achieve these, a special trainer made a plan by considering physical trait of each pilot and each pilot was performed an indoor training for principle physical improvement, an outdoor training for generating sustainable power, a simulation training to learn maneuver ability. The pilot mastered the basic maneuver ability needed to fly and each pilot was lose their weight and experienced their improved physical strength via the training.
Keywords
HPA, Human Powered Aircraft; Weight Training; Simulation Training; AT, Anaerobic Threshold;
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