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Workload Management in General Aviation Cockpits

Published 2012-10-01 From FAA Civil Aerospace Medical Institute 1 author
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Abstract

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Eye-tracking and physiological-workload measurement during simulated GA scenarios. Compares workload signatures across glass-cockpit and steam-gauge configurations, with implications for flight-instructor training and proficiency check criteria.

Author

  • FAA Civil Aerospace Medical Institute FAA CAMI

Keywords

  • workload
  • glass cockpit
  • general aviation
  • eye tracking

Citation: FAA Civil Aerospace Medical Institute (2012). Workload Management in General Aviation Cockpits. FAA Civil Aerospace Medical Institute. FAA CAMI ID DOT/FAA/AM-12/14. https://www.faa.gov/data_research/research/med_humanfacs/oamtechreports/ ↗