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usable cue environment: a standalone construct

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Rotorcraft engineering

a rating of the visual cues available to a rotorcraft pilot in degraded visibility, used to set handling qualities requirements.

In rotorcraft engineering, usable cue environment refers to a rating of the visual cues available to a rotorcraft pilot in degraded visibility, used to set handling qualities requirements. This meaning comes from Padfield (2007) in Helicopter Flight Dynamics, Second Edition.[1]

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References

Padfield, G. (2007). Helicopter Flight Dynamics, Second Edition. American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics, Inc. https://doi.org/10.2514/4.479205

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