Pilot GPS LORAN Receiver Programming Performance A Laboratory Evaluation
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1994-02-01
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Edition:FInal Report May 1992 - September 1993
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Abstract:This study was designed to explore GPS/LORAN receiver programming performance under ; simulated flight conditions. The programming task consisted of entering, editing, and ; verifying a four-waypoint flight plan. The task demands were manipulated by varying ; flight turbulence and the time interval between test sessions. Flight performance ; data indicated that subjects were well trained on the flight task; significant effects ; of turbulence and test interval were not found. Programming performance was very good ; and critical errors occurred on only 13% of the test trials. Examination of the ; conditions surrounding each error indicated that specific display design and system ; logic attributes contributed to the errors. In addition, examination of error ; recovery methods showed that non-intuitive menu structures complicated and confused ; the recovery process. Pilots rarely recalled "doing anything wrong" when errors ; occurred, suggesting that the receiver interface design was opaque and did not provide 00 ; a good understanding of system function. Recommendations for GPS/LORAN receiver ; controls, functions, menu structure and logic, error recognition and recovery, and ; general usability are discussed.
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