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Call for Papers

The conference seeks contributions which are informative, cover real world experiences and briefings on research projects. The organising committee welcomes submission of abstracts on simulator engineering topics covering (but not limited to) the below areas: 

• Modelling tools and techniques  
• Model interoperability and integration (e.g. FMI standard)  
• Simulator architectures  
• Distributed/Federated simulations  
• Audio generation and distribution 
• Image Generation and Display Systems 
• Sensor simulation and stimulation  
• Hardware-In-the-Loop (HIL) simulation (e.g. standardised I/O systems) 
• Applying ARINC 610 standard  
• Applying ICAO 9625 standard  
• Applying system product line engineering on simulator product families  
• Standard experiences and best practice 
• The use of gaming and emerging technologies  
• Motion systems 

Simulator engineering topics is in most cases equally applicable to both civil and military, fixed and rotary wing or space and atmospheric flight, although we note that some technology is used more or earlier in one than the other. Contributions from all sectors are welcomed including manufacturing industry, operators and academia thus aiming to cross-pollinate developments and new concepts to stimulate dialogue.  Instructions to Authors The Organising Committee invites prospective authors to submit abstracts of original work for presentations at the conference. 

Abstracts should be written in English and contain between 100 - 150 words, preferably in electronic format or typed double spaced on A4 or 8x12 inch paper. Authors should submit their abstracts in electronic format only by Friday 30 March. Selection will be made on the abstract content and applicability to the final published programme requirements. 

Accepted scripts and presentations, fully cleared for publication and presentation should be submitted by Friday 17 August. 

N.B. Papers are preferred but are not mandatory. All written papers will be included in the conference proceedings and made available to delegates online. Accepted papers may also be considered for inclusion in the Royal Aeronautical Society’s Aeronautical Journal, subject to the refereeing process. 

It is important to note that all presentations and papers should not have been published previously and should avoid inappropriate sales and or marketing content. 

The submission address for prospective papers to be included in the conference is anika.ved@aerosociety.com using reference #941 

Technical enquiries should be sent to the Chairman of the Organising Committee via the RAeS Conference & Events Department. Email: anika.ved@aerosociety.com