The effect of simulator motion cues on initial training of airline pilots

Burki-Cohen, Judith S.; Go, Tiauw H.; John A. Volpe National Transportation Systems Center (U.S.); Massachusetts Institute of Technology

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The effect of simulator motion cues on initial training of airline pilots

2005-08-15
By Burki-Cohen, Judith S. ; Go, Tiauw H.

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Burki-Cohen, Judith S. ; Go, Tiauw H.

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John A. Volpe National Transportation Systems Center (U.S.) ; Massachusetts Institute of Technology

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Air Pilots Flight Simulators Human Factors Motion Perception Platform Motion Training
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AIAA-2005-6109
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Proceedings
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United States
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American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics
Abstract:

Two earlier studies conducted in the framework of the Federal Aviation Administration/Volpe Flight Simulator Human Factors Program examining the effect of simulator motion on recurrent training and evaluation of airline pilots have found that in the presence of a state-of-the-art visual systems, motion provided by a six-degree-of-freedom platform-motion system only minimally affected evaluation, and did not benefit training, of pilots that were familiar with the airplane. This paper gives preliminary results of a study on the effect of simulator platform motion on initial training of airline pilots that have never flown the simulated airplane.
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