Analysis of the functions performed by Canadian Forces air traffic controllers is the basis for a tower cab design which reduces many of the problems presently encountered in visual control. Comfortable work stations are provided for a crew of up to three people. The design, suitable for use at all CF bases, incorporates solid-state multiplexed communications, cordless lightweight headsets, CRT displays for data and radar information, mechanized traffic data logging, microfiche reference files, and chairs specially designed for use by controllers. (Author)
Aerodrome Air Traffic Control in the Canadian Forces
1974
29 pages
Report
No indication
English
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