This paper deals with the first results of a research project on designing the Flight Management System (FMS). These automated systems are complex and may imply wrong comprehension of the situation by the pilots [2, 9, 11, 12]. Interviews of seven pilots were carried out to analyze the main tasks belonging to flight activity and their workload demands. The results are consistent with previous studies, particularly regarding the four meta-tasks (aviate, navigate, communicate and monitor system) and the workload in relation to flight phases (in particular take-off and landing). Implications on the design of the FMS and further analyses and studies are discussed
The question that started this research was: “Why is approach A more difficult to fly for a pilot th...
The evaluation of pilot workload has represented a complex measurement problem since the earliest da...
This cooperative agreement supported Dr. Peter Polson's participation in two interrelated research p...
International audienceThis paper deals with the first results of a research project on designing the...
The flight management system (FMS) has been one component of a suite of advanced automated systems w...
The flight management system (FMS) has been one component of a suite of advanced automated systems w...
https://doi.org/10.21949/1403253Copyright c 1997 by the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astro...
The investigation of aircraft handling qualities is one of the most important fields of research to ...
Complex, dynamic domains present an individual with a challenging operational environment. To be abl...
This paper describes a task analysis of two crew operations in the flight deck in Part 121 Operation...
In modern commercial and military aircraft, the Flight Management System (FMS) lies at the heart of ...
Today’s flight decks are the result of an evolutionary development process. With every design step t...
Tools that predict dangerous working conditions empirically in the cockpit could greatly improve avi...
Mental workload of a pilot, in short workload, depends on various characteristics of different accum...
Center TRACON Automation System (CTAS)/Flight Management System (FMS) integration on the flightdeck ...
The question that started this research was: “Why is approach A more difficult to fly for a pilot th...
The evaluation of pilot workload has represented a complex measurement problem since the earliest da...
This cooperative agreement supported Dr. Peter Polson's participation in two interrelated research p...
International audienceThis paper deals with the first results of a research project on designing the...
The flight management system (FMS) has been one component of a suite of advanced automated systems w...
The flight management system (FMS) has been one component of a suite of advanced automated systems w...
https://doi.org/10.21949/1403253Copyright c 1997 by the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astro...
The investigation of aircraft handling qualities is one of the most important fields of research to ...
Complex, dynamic domains present an individual with a challenging operational environment. To be abl...
This paper describes a task analysis of two crew operations in the flight deck in Part 121 Operation...
In modern commercial and military aircraft, the Flight Management System (FMS) lies at the heart of ...
Today’s flight decks are the result of an evolutionary development process. With every design step t...
Tools that predict dangerous working conditions empirically in the cockpit could greatly improve avi...
Mental workload of a pilot, in short workload, depends on various characteristics of different accum...
Center TRACON Automation System (CTAS)/Flight Management System (FMS) integration on the flightdeck ...
The question that started this research was: “Why is approach A more difficult to fly for a pilot th...
The evaluation of pilot workload has represented a complex measurement problem since the earliest da...
This cooperative agreement supported Dr. Peter Polson's participation in two interrelated research p...