Simulator platform motion requirements for recurrent airline pilot training and evaluation

Burki-Cohen, Judith S.; Go, Tiauw H.; Chung, William W.; Schroeder, Jeffrey A.; John A. Volpe National Transportation Systems Center (U.S.); Massachusetts Institute of Technology; Science Applications International Corporation; Ames Research Center

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Simulator platform motion requirements for recurrent airline pilot training and evaluation

2004-09-30
By Burki-Cohen, Judith S. ; Go, Tiauw H. ; Chung, William W. ; ...

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Burki-Cohen, Judith S. ; Go, Tiauw H. ; Chung, William W. ; Schroeder, Jeffrey A.

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John A. Volpe National Transportation Systems Center (U.S.) ; Massachusetts Institute of Technology ; Science Applications International Corporation ; Ames Research Center

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Aircraft Pilotage Air Pilots Education And Training Flight Simulators Human Factors Motion Perception Platform Motion Training
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Tech Report
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United States
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United States. Federal Aviation Administration. Human Factors Research and Engineering Group
Abstract:

This report presents the results of two studies that examined the effect of enhanced hexapod-simulator motion on recurrent evaluation in the simulator, on the course of recurrent training in the simulator, and on "quasi-transfer" of this recurrent training to the simulator with motion as a stand-in for the airplane. These studies were conducted in the framework of the Volpe Center’s Flight Simulator Fidelity Requirements Research Program and sponsored by the Federal Aviation Administration.
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