Aircraft flyover measurements are used to record the acoustic pressure signals generated by large civil aircraft as they fly over a large-scale microphone array deployed on the ground, thereby obtaining the spatial distribution of aircraft airframe noise and providing technical support for aircraft noise reduction. Aircraft flyover measurements have been widely applied in the research and development of numerous large civil aircraft in Europe and North America since the 1990s. In recent years, aircraft flyover measurements have also been extensively adopted in China, particularly with the rapid development of COMAC C919 large civil aircraft. Computer vision techniques have also been applied to microphone position calibration and aircraft trajectory determination in measurements, which has effectively improved measurement efficiency and accuracy. This paper presents an integrated procedure for aircraft flyover measurements of large civil aircraft in China, including microphone array design, installation, and calibration, noise acquisition system setup and data acquisition, aircraft trajectory determination, and data processing.
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