Description and comparative evaluation of a proposed design for the low visibility approach study
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1985-10-01
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Edition:Project memorandum
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NTL Classification:NTL-SAFETY AND SECURITY-SAFETY AND SECURITY;NTL-SAFETY AND SECURITY-Human Factors;
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Abstract:Ths memorandum was prepared in support of the low visibility simulation study being
conducted by the FAA as a basis for establishing the lowest RVR (runway visual range)
required for safe, fail passive auto landings in Category III weather. A design consisting
of descriptions of the flight scenarios to be used in this study and the order and
combination of conditions under which these scenarios would be presented to the pilots
flying the simulated approaches was developed for use in initial simulation testing.
While adequate for early testing, this ORIGINAL design would have some analytic
limitations if used as a means of generating pilot performance data during the actual
evaluation.
This report describes a new proposed study design and compares the original design and
the proposed new design with respect to their abilities to differentiate the influence of
visibility conditions on landing decisions and performance of air transport pilots in a 727
full mission simulator.
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