A10 – Human Factors Considerations of Unmanned Aircraft System Procedures & Control Stations: Tasks Cs-1 Through Cs-5
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2017-10-01
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Edition:FINAL REPORT
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NTL Classification:NTL-AVIATION-Air Traffic Control;NTL-AVIATION-AVIATION;
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Abstract:The objective of the work was to develop recommendations for minimum unmanned aircraft system (UAS) control station standards and guidelines. The recommendations focused on operation of fixed-wing unmanned aircraft (UA) larger than 55 lb. operated beyond visual line of sight in an integrated National Airspace System (NAS). The research approach included (1) development of recommendations for minimum human-automation function allocation, (2) identification of minimum information requirements for safe UAS operation in the NAS, (3) storyboard development, and (4) cognitive walkthrough of the storyboards by pilot subject matter experts (SMEs). In addition to serving as the participants in the cognitive walkthroughs, SMEs with experience in unmanned operation reviewed the technical content of the function allocation, information requirements, storyboard development, and resulting recommendations. The results of the work are expected to inform the development of regulations for UAS operation in the NAS.
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Content Notes:Along with The Alliance for System Safety of UAS through Research Excellence (ASSURE) - work is also credited to the "FAA Center of Excellence for UAS Research".
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