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MATHEMATICAL MODELING
Modeling wind influence on skydiver's trajectory
Yu. V. Usachev, I. Yu. Klochkova Ryazan Guards Higher Airborne Command School,
Ryazan, Russia
Abstract:
The article considers a mathematical model of a parachutist floating on the open parachute in the wind. The
aim of the work is to study a system of differential equations describing the speed of the motion of the parachutist
when descending on the open parachute, in order to establish the dependence of the trajectory of movement of the parachutist, the presence and stability of equilibrium states on the wind. Initially, a system of ordinary differential equations is considered, which determines the relationship between the acceleration of the parachutist and the speed along
each of the three coordinates of space in windless weather. Then the influence of the wind is taken into account. The
theorem on the number and stability of equilibrium states is proved. Numerical values of coefficients of the system of
differential equations are obtained on the basis of real data received with the help of special software installed on the
parachutist's mobile device by the method of nonlinear regression analysis. The equilibrium states of the jump, their
stability and the maximum value of the speeds at the moment of landing with the presence of wind are determined.
For the obtained system of ordinary differential equations, a theorem is proved on the magnitude of the skydiver's
drift, the curvature and torsion of the trajectory depending on the wind.
Keywords:
mathematical model of parachutist movement, system of ordinary differential equations, equilibrium state, regression analysis, floating trajectory, landing speed.
Received: 24.10.2021 Accepted: 18.01.2022
Citation:
Yu. V. Usachev, I. Yu. Klochkova, “Modeling wind influence on skydiver's trajectory”, Vestn. Astrakhan State Technical Univ. Ser. Management, Computer Sciences and Informatics, 2022, no. 1, 81–89
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