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C2-Related Incidents Reported by UAS Pilots.
| 题名： | C2-Related Incidents Reported by UAS Pilots. |
| 作者： | Hobbs, A.; Cardoza, C.; Null, C. |
| 关键词： | Unmanned aircraft systems, Aircraft accidents, Aircraft pilots, Data bases, Human factors engineering, Timing devices, Command and control, Accidents, Voice control, Estimating, Defects |
| 摘要： | It has been estimated that aviation accidents are typically preceded by numerous minor incidents arising from the same causal factors that ultimately produced the accident. Accident databases provide in-depth information on a relatively small number of occurrences, however incident databases have the potential to provide insights into the human factors of Remotely Piloted Aircraft System (RPAS) operations based on a larger volume of less-detailed reports. Currently, there is a lack of incident data dealing with the human factors of unmanned aircraft systems. An exploratory study is being conducted to examine the feasibility of collecting voluntary critical incident reports from RPAS pilots. Twenty-three experienced RPAS pilots volunteered to participate in focus groups in which they described critical incidents from their own experience. Participants were asked to recall (1) incidents that revealed a system flaw, or (2) highlighted a case where the human operator contributed to system resilience or mission success. Participants were asked to only report incidents that could be included in a public document. During each focus group session, a note taker produced a de-identified written record of the incident narratives. At the end of the session, participants reviewed each written incident report, and made edits and corrections as necessary. The incidents were later analyzed to identify contributing factors, with a focus on design issues that either hindered or assisted the pilot during the events. A total of 90 incidents were reported. This presentation focuses on incidents that involved the management of the command and control (C2) link. The identified issues include loss of link, interference from undesired transmissions, voice latency, accidental control transfer, and the use of the lost link timer, or lost link OK features. |
| 总页数： | Hobbs, A.; Cardoza, C.; Null, C. |
| 报告类型： | 科技报告 |
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