| European Universities with Aircraft Design Education are offering useful ResourcesBackgroundOne goal of www.AircraftDesign.org
is to present useful resources in aircraft design.
"Useful resources" can be things like lecture notes, electronic books, databases, data files,
design and analysis software. In essence, everything that makes life easier in aircraft design,
aircraft design education and aircraft design research. Listed are resources that are offered
free of charge to everyone via the Internet.
If you want to get listed with your resources, just mail Prof. Dr. Scholz.
   
 Universities and Resources
 Kungl Tekniska Högskolan and Linköpings Universitet
Location: Sweden     Kungl Tekniska Högskolan
 Linköpings universitet
 University of Bristol
 
Resources offered:
 
TORNADO
  A Vortex lattice MATLAB Implementation for Linear Aerodynamic Wing Applications.
Tornado allows a user to define most types of contemporary aircraft designs with multiple wings
both cranked and twisted with multiple control surfaces. The Tornado solver solves for forces and moments,
from which the aerodynamic coefficients are computed. 
 Linköpings Universitet
Location: Linköping, Sweden Linköpings universitet
 Fluid and Mechatronic Systems
 
Resources offered:
 
HOPSANA package for simulation of hydraulic systems, systems in general up to the aircraft level.
 
 University of Applied Sciences Hamburg
Location: Hamburg, Germany University of Applied Sciences Hamburg
 Aircraft Design and Systems Group (Aero)
 
 
Resources offered:
 
Aircraft Preliminary Sizing Tool (PreSTo) (initially only: Cabin and Fuselage Design)
 
Digital Library with Student Projects Bachelor and Master Theses (in German and English)
 
2800 Aviation Acronyms (with am emphasis on aircraft systems)
  Size: 215K 
Aircraft Data: A300, A310, A319, A320, A321, A340-400, B747-200/400, B737-300/400/500
  Size:  78K 
Aircraft Data and Statistics
  Size: 332K 
Aircraft Wing Data
  Size:  54K 
 
   Last update:  27 March 2013
 Internet-Presentation:
  Scholz  http://www.ProfScholz.de |