タイトル | The Introduction of New Cockpit Technology: A Human Factors Study |
本文(外部サイト) | http://hdl.handle.net/2060/19850019217 |
著者(英) | Curry, R. E. |
著者所属(英) | NASA Ames Research Center |
発行日 | 1985-05-01 |
言語 | eng |
内容記述 | A joint Airline/NASA field study of B-767 training and operations was conducted during the period this aircraft was being introduced into line service. The objectives of the study were: (1) to identify any adverse reactions to the new technology; (2) to provide a clearing house of information for the airlines and pilots during the introductory period; (3) to provide feedback on airline training programs for the new aircraft; and (4) to provide field data to NASA and other researchers to help them develop principles of human interaction with automated systems. It is concluded that: (1) a large majority of pilots enjoy flying the B-767 more than the older aircraft; (2) pilots accept new cockpit technology and find it useful; (3) pilots are aware of the potential loss of flying skills because of automation, and take steps to prevent this from happening; (4) autopilot/autothrottle interactions and FMS operations were sometimes confusing or surprising to pilots, and they desired more training in this area; and (5) highly automated cockpits can result in a loss of effective monitoring performance. |
NASA分類 | BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES |
レポートNO | 85N27528 REPT-86659 NAS 1.15:86659 NASA-TM-86659 |
権利 | No Copyright |
URI | https://repository.exst.jaxa.jp/dspace/handle/a-is/156316 |