The phrase "atmospheric pilot" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to aviation, meteorology, or any field discussing atmospheric conditions and their effects on piloting or navigation.
Example: "The atmospheric pilot was crucial in determining the best flight path through the stormy weather."
Alternatives: "environmental pilot" or "aerial navigator".
When Stephen Conley, an atmospheric scientist and pilot, saw an emissions indicator skyrocket in his Mooney TLS prop plane, he knew he had found a significant methane leak.
In the present work, catalytic combustion of a low heating value gas has been studied over monolithic catalysts in an atmospheric 30 kW pilot catalytic combustor connected to a wood pellet gasifier.
Observational data sets from the Sahelian Energy Balance Experiment (SEBEX) and the Hydrological Atmospheric Pilot Experiment (HAPEX-Sahel) were used to help interpret the results.
A&E had been enthusiastic about what it had seen in the pilot: a tough, atmospheric character piece about a veteran F.B.I. agent, Barker, paired with a partner, Ellis Dove (played by Travis Fimmel), assigned to become his confidant while also informing on him.
Pigment coated and surface sized papers were modified using two types of atmospheric plasma equipment; one at the pilot scale and one at the laboratory scale.
For the pilot, Thomas wanted "a really atmospheric, kind of modern noir type of vibe", and Kramon used sounds similar to that of Air and Zero 7. Kramon used "traditional sounds" for the series, but also processed and filtered them.
Other experiments for military purposes included forcing subjects to drink only seawater to determine how long pilots could survive once downed in the ocean and establishing the point at which lungs exploded due to atmospheric pressures, an important issue for fighter pilots seeking to avoid anti-aircraft fire.
On this basis, digital virtual flight testing model, comprising flight task digitized model, pilot controlling model, aircraft motion and atmospheric turbulence model, is used to simulate the realistic process of a pilot controlling an airplane to perform assigned flight tasks.
