AOA vs CAS.ipynb Collaboration

[gasilva]

Could you include Guilherme A. L. Silva, PhD, icing expert, as a collaborator? I tried to push the code it was in the wrong place and wrong format.

[agodemar]

Hi @gasilva thank you for your update.
To collaborate on this material, you should follow the usual workflow:

• Via GitHub, fork the JSBSim repository. Clone your fork on your local machine.
• Work on your own local sources until you end up with an acceptable new addition/modification/improvement.
• Commit and push your local changes to your fork on GitHub.
• From GitHub interface, make a pull request (PR) to this official repository of JSBSim.

A review of the new additions from the pull request will follow. One of the maintainers of JSBSim will take care of this.
The review might request further actions to the PR sender, e.g. polishing the code, motivating implementation choices, etc.
Once the review is completed, the PR will be accepted.

If you propose only a change to one of the Jupyter examples, probably you can point us to the file that lives in your fork. One of us maintainers will have a look at it and adapt the official example as appropriate.

[gasilva]

I know that.I ready did this for the aircraft model Global 5000. I really know the process. The claim is cite me as collaborator in the current AOA vs CAS Jupyter notebook. It was done based on my conversations with the team  You can see in the material that is about icing calculations not the usual stuff of JSBSim.

[agodemar]

@gasilva no problem. Please, provide me the text and I'll update the document.

[agodemar]

@gasilva credits updated. See AoA vs CAS.ipynb