Decision-Making in Flight with Different Convective Weather Information Sources: Preliminary Results from the Langley CoWS Experiment (COnvective Weather Sources)

Published 2011-09-08 From Langley Research Center 2 authors

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Abstract

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This viewgraph presentation provides information on an airborne experiment designed to test the decision making of pilots receiving different sources of meteorological data. The presentation covers the equipment used in the COnvective Weather Sources (CoWS) Experiment), including the information system and display devices available to some of the subjects. It also describes the experiment, which featured teams of general aviation pilots, who were onboard but did not actually fly the aircraft used in the experiment. The presentation includes the results of a survey of the subjects' confidence.

Authors

Chamberlain, Jim NASA Langley Research Center
Latorella, Kara NASA Langley Research Center

Citation: Chamberlain, Jim, Latorella, Kara (2011). Decision-Making in Flight with Different Convective Weather Information Sources: Preliminary Results from the Langley CoWS Experiment (COnvective Weather Sources). Langley Research Center. NASA NTRS ID 20030020319. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20030020319 ↗