A Systematic Determination of Skill and Simulator Requirements for Airplane Pilot Certification

Gilliom, D. C.; Spears, W. D.; Demuth, H. J.; John A. Volpe National Transportation Systems Center (U.S.)

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A Systematic Determination of Skill and Simulator Requirements for Airplane Pilot Certification

1985-03-01
By Gilliom, D. C. ; Spears, W. D. ; Demuth, H. J.

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A Systematic Determination of Skill and Simulator Requirements for Airline Transport Pilot Certification
Creators:

Gilliom, D. C. ; Spears, W. D. ; Demuth, H. J.

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Corporate Creators:

John A. Volpe National Transportation Systems Center (U.S.)
Subject/TRT Terms:

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Aircraft Systems Simulation Air Pilots Certification Cue Analysis FAA Airman Certification System Flight Simulators Motion Simulation Pilot Certification Pilot Performance Simulation Requirements Skill Analysis Visual Simulation
Publication/ Report Number:

DOT-TSC-FAA-85-01 ; DOT-FAA-VS-84-1

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Tech Report
Corporate Publisher:

United States. Department of Transportation. Federal Aviation Administration
Abstract:

This research report describes: (1) the FAA's ATP airman certification system; (2) needs of the system regarding simulator use; (3) a systematic methodology for meeting these needs; (4) application of the methodology; (5) results of the study; and (6) conclusions. The methodology developed is Airman Certification Systems Development, or ACSD. Application of ACSD entailed a systematic study of the airman certification process. The study produced behaviorally define evaluation and training objectives; sensory cue and behavioral analyses to support these objectives; and a statement of media requirements based on the objectives and behavioral and cueing data. This report provides comprehensive documentation of the results of the ACSD methodology as a tool to analyze simulator use in FAA airline transport pilot certification.
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Introduction, Approach, Task analysis, Crew performance objectives, Analyses of cues used duringtask performance, Simulator requirements for ATP checks and training, Implications, References, Appendices
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