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Wisconsin - SH - 050622
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Wisconsin - SH - 050622
Wisconsin - SH - 050622
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Wisconsin - SH - 050622
Wisconsin - SH - 050622
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Wisconsin - SH - 050622
Wisconsin - SH - 050622
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Wisconsin - SH - 050622
Wisconsin - SH - 050622
Wisconsin - SH - 050622
Wisconsin - SH - 050622
Wisconsin - SH - 050622
Wisconsin - SH - 050622
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Wisconsin - SH - 050622
Wisconsin - SH - 050622
Wisconsin - SH - 050622
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Wisconsin - SH - 050622
Wisconsin - SH - 050622
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Wisconsin - SH - 050622
Wisconsin - SH - 050622
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Wisconsin - SH - 050622
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Wisconsin - SH - 050622
Wisconsin - SH - 050622
Wisconsin - SH - 050622
Aircraft Roll Angle sh050622 20 Roll (degrees) 10 0 -10 -20 18:20:22 15 Aircraft Pitch (degrees) 10 5 0 -5 -10 -15 18:20:22 250 200 Speed (m/s) 150 100 50 0 18:20:22 2 Altitude (meters) 1.5 1 0.5 x 10419:21:5520:23:2821:25:0222:26:3523:28:
Wisconsin - SH - 050622
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Wisconsin - SH - 050622
1000DA Tilt Error Angle Power Spectrum Number of samples averaged: 10; flight date: 050622 Y X 18:22:255000 10000200400600800100012001400160018002000 Y X 19:18:155000 100002004006008001000120014001600
Wisconsin - SH - 050622
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Wisconsin - SH - 050622
20000 10000Tilt Power (binned by frequency) vs Time sh050622 sum( 2 - 50 Hz) sum( 51 - 99 Hz) sum( 100 - 148 Hz) sum( 149 - 197 Hz) sum( 198 - 246 Hz)100018:22:2519:19:4920:17:1321:14:3822:12:0223:09:26250 200 Speed (m/s) 150 100 50
Wisconsin - SH - 050622
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Wisconsin - SH - 050622
20000 10000Tilt Power (binned by frequency) vs Time sh050622 sum( sum( sum( sum( sum( 247 - 296 - 345 - 393 - 442 - 295 Hz) 344 Hz) 392 Hz) 441 Hz) 490 Hz)100018:22:2519:19:4920:17:1321:14:3822:12:0223:09:26250 200 Speed (m/s) 150 1
Wisconsin - SH - 050622
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Wisconsin - SH - 050622
20000 10000Tilt Power (binned by frequency) vs Time sh050622 sum( sum( sum( sum( sum( 491 - 540 - 589 - 638 - 687 - 539 Hz) 588 Hz) 637 Hz) 686 Hz) 735 Hz)100018:22:2519:19:4920:17:1321:14:3822:12:0223:09:26250 200 Speed (m/s) 150 1
Wisconsin - SH - 050622
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