The Dryden Wind Turbulence Model is a mathematical model used to simulate wind turbulence for the analysis and design of aircraft, particularly in the context of flight dynamics and control. Developed by the aerodynamicist Edward H. Dryden in the 1950s, this model provides a way to represent the stochastic nature of wind gusts and turbulence in a flight environment.
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