Recent advances in the capabilities of personal computers have resulted in an increase in the number of flight simulation programs made available as Personal Computer-Based Aviation Training Devices (PCATD's). The potential benefits of PCATD's have been recognized by researchers and software/hardware developers alike. The purpose of this report is twofold: (1) present a conceptual approach based upon human learning principles and available flight training data for use in the development and evaluation of PCATD's; and (2) provide a detailed technical plan for an initial effort to develop and test guidelines for assessing the use of PCATD's in a training curriculum of a flight school conducted in accordance with the regulations stated in FAR Part 141.
Development of Qualification Guidelines for Personal Computer-Based Aviation Training Devices
1995
28 pages
Report
Keine Angabe
Englisch
Qualification Guidelines for Personal Computer-Based Aviation Training Devices
British Library Conference Proceedings | 1995
|Personal Computer-Based Aviation Training Devices
Online Contents | 1999