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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"instrument displays"”.
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Situation Awareness Assessment of Enhanced Stable Approach Flight Instrument Displays
… stable approach criteria boundaries and alerting displays, in isolation and in combination, affected pilot situation awareness as to the presence of an unstable approach. Six hypotheses were presented to evaluate the influence of the two display enhancements on participant response accuracy to …
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The Effects of a Pathway-in-the-Sky Display on Performance of a Two Axis Tracking Task by Instrument Rated Pilots
… efficient, can be made even more so by employing instrument displays which are potentially more intuitive than existing displays. A low fidelity flight simulator was used to conduct an experiment comparing the performance of twenty-four instrument rated pilot subjects on a two axis tracking task …
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General Aviation Aircraft: A Comparative Analysis of Analog Instrument Display and Conceptual Primary Flight Display
… study was to evaluate the effects that analog instrument display versus primary flight display (PFD) had on pilot performance. Pilot performance was evaluated by: (a) time, and (b) number of errors. There were twenty subjects with a minimum of a private pilot license selected from the …
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Human spatial orientation perceptions during simulated lunar landing
… on simulated lunar terrain, or eyes on display instruments. It was seen in the vestibular-only orientation perception model that the acceleration profile of the descent engine throughout candidate trajectories is likely to create a somatogravic illusion. This illusion creates the perception of …
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Analyzing the effects of dynamic task allocation on human-automation system performance
… flying task) increased 14% while attention on instruments required for the secondary and tertiary tasks decreased 5%. Subjects' conception of task priority appeared to be influenced by instructions given during training and top-down and bottom-up properties of the tasks and instrument displays. …