The present investigation was designed to: (1) assess the overall quality of EEG recordings collected from helicopter pilots during the actual performance of in-flight maneuvers; (2) determine whether there are workload-induced changes in the EEGs recorded under resting in-flight conditions and on-the-controls in-flight conditions; and (3) evaluate whether in-flight EEGs are sufficiently sensitive to detect small changes in the workload levels associated with different types of flight maneuvers.
Effects of Pilot Workload on EEG Activity Recorded during the Performance of In-Flight Maneuvers in a UH-1 Helicopter
1997
63 pages
Report
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Englisch
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