After a short survey of the flight maneuvers of the Falcon the high-frequency pitching and yawing oscillations are treated in detail. It is shown that nearly all measured quantities essential for turbulence can be synchronized to 0.01 s and that the sensitivity coefficients for the angles of attack and sideslip (measured by the 858AJ probe) can be determined to about 1 percent. The effects of these angles on the static and dynamic pressures are modeled and utilized to synchronize the pressures.
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Bögel et al. (1991) studied this question.