Thesis: Simpit Framework

[whitewatcher]

Hi,

I've just completed a my thesis: A Simpit Framework and the exemplary implementation of a Soyuz-TMA simpit.

I am posting the Presentation first: (German, but many pictures)
http://mymp3s.de/Studienarbeit_Abschlusspraesentation_20100310.pdf

Full thesis with explanations and code examples: (all English)
http://mymp3s.de/Student_Research_Project.pdf

If someone is interested in the binaries or code, I can release or post it, too. Maybe vessel developers will add NetMFD.cpp to their code.

I also would like to thank
- Dr. Martin Schweiger for bringing Orbiter into the world.
- Jason Benson for the Soyuz mesh and textures.
- All the community for their enthusiasm and all the addons.

If YOU want to write an engineering thesis (Bachelor, Master) concerning Orbiter addons, please contact me.

Enjoy!

Manuel

 

[martins]

Excellent stuff! Nice to see Orbiter used as a tool in academic works.

Would it be ok if I list your thesis in the Orbiter references section (bottom of http://orbit.medphys.ucl.ac.uk/manual.html), and maybe even add a link to the thesis and/or presentation?

 

[whitewatcher]

Excellent stuff! Nice to see Orbiter used as a tool in academic works.

Thank you! Glad you like it.

Would it be ok if I list your thesis in the Orbiter references section (bottom of http://orbit.medphys.ucl.ac.uk/manual.html), and maybe even add a link to the thesis and/or presentation?

This would be great.
The more people make use of it, the better.

 

[martins]

Done. Please let me know if the reference and links are correct. Will the links be permanent, or should I make a copy of the documents?

 

[whitewatcher]

Wow, that was quick!

I think I will keep the links for some months. But you can make a copy if you like.