This work was accomplished as part of the fAA's Airways facility RE&D Program, managed by Brenda Boone. ALM-loo and George Booth, ARD-1OO. Dan Wagner, ACD-350, Is the project manager.
This report Is a review of the human factors literature on visual and auditory symbols. The review Is the first step In an effort to develop a set of standard symbols for use throughout Airway facilities. The topics Included In the review are: general principles, experimental findings, and standard guidelines. The report also includes an annotated bibliography and a list of possible research topics suggested by gaps In the experimental findings.
This report describes the objectives, methods, and findings associated with Task A: Perform Literature Review. The purpose of Task A is to conduct a r...
Quieter cars such as electric vehicles (EVs) and hybrid electric vehicles (HEVs) may reduce auditory cues used by pedestrians to assess the state of n...
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