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Allocation of Functions in a Far-Term Air Traffic Control Environment.
| 题名： | Allocation of Functions in a Far-Term Air Traffic Control Environment. |
| 作者： | Homola-J.; Martin-L.; Mercer-J.; Cabrall-C.; Prevot-T. |
| 关键词： | allocation；environment；function；control；traffic；automation；term；scheduling；presence；contrast |
| 摘要： | A human-in-the-loop exploration of a ground-based automated separation assurance concept was conducted that involved the allocation of certain functions between humans and automation. This exploration included operations that were sustained for prolonged periods of time with high levels of traffic in the presence of convective weather and scheduling constraints. An investigation into the acceptability of the defined roles and performance of tasks was conducted where it was found that the participants rated the concept and allocation of functions with a high level of acceptability. However, issues were encountered with the automation related to the detection of and response to tactical conflicts. Lower ratings were given on account of these concerns, and it was found that a key contributor to the underlying problems was transitioning aircraft and the uncertainty of their trajectories. Stemming from those results, participants responded that they would rather have direct control over aircraft transitions as well as more control over the tactical conflict resolution automation. In contrast, participants responded that they would rather have the automation place aircraft back on trajectory, and perform weather avoidance and scheduling tasks. |
| 报告类型： | 科技报告 |
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