This paper deals with an attempt to develop a crew behavioral model in an automated cockpit for use as an analytical engineering tool for issues including flight crew human factors. The model enables simulation of both physical and cognitive characteristics of human pilots. For the initial phase of development, a crew behavioral model with the ability to simulate actions and perform normal procedures was constructed in addition to the operational environment structure. The model was applied to reconstruction of an accident and simulation of an approach flight under normal procedures. Simulation results demonstrated that the model is able to provide a sequence of pilot behavior as a three-dimensional animation, with additional information such as cockpit verbal communication and flight status, in addition to the feasibility of the tool providing analysis of flight crew human factors.
Simulation Tool for Analysing Crew Behavior. Part 1. Actions and Procedural Tasks
1999
18 pages
Report
Keine Angabe
Englisch
Air Transportation , Transportation Safety , Psychology , Human factors , Flight crews , Cockpit simulators , Simulation , Crew procedures(Inflight) , Pilot performance , Flight operations , Human performance , Mental performance , Cognitive psychology , Human behavior , Verbal communication , Pilot error , Aircraft accident investigation , Man-machine systems , Foreign technology
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