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Avoidance maneuevers selected while viewing cockpit traffic displays
| 题名： | Avoidance maneuevers selected while viewing cockpit traffic displays |
| 作者： | Smith, J. D.; Ellis, S. R.; Lee, E. |
| 关键词： | display；select；traffic；ever；view；vers；ntru；separation；counter；turn |
| 摘要： | Ten airline pilots rates the collision danger of air traffic presented on cockpit displays of traffic information while they monitored simulated departures from Denver. They selected avoidance maneuvers when necessary for separation. Most evasive maneuvers were turns rather than vertical maneuvers. Evasive maneuvers chosen for encounters with low or moderate collision danger were generally toward the intruding aircraft. This tendency lessened as the perceived threat level increased. In the highest threst situations pilots turned toward the intruder only at chance levels. Intruders coming from positions in front of the pilot's own ship were more frequently avoided by turns toward than when intruders approached laterally or from behind. Some of the implications of the pilots' turning-toward tendencies are discussed with respect to automatic collision avoidance systems and coordination of avoidance maneuvers of conflicting aircraft. |
| 报告类型： | 科技报告 |
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