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DTIC ADA060501: RNAV Procedural Turn Anticipation Techniques Experi...
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This Phase III report is the last of a series of interim
and data reports dealing with offsets and turn
anticipation techniques using a single Waypoint analog
RNAV system and a noncentered needle CDI instrument.
Eight instrument rated pilots participated in a series of
flight simulation tests employing solo pilot techniques
which were conducted at the National Aviation Facilities
Experimental Center (NAFEC) in order to measure total
system crosstrack (TSCT) and flight technical error (FTE)
as well as operational pilot performance. The tests were
designed to assess pilot performance for: (1)
anticipation of turns while maintaining a desired offset,
and (2) steady state parallel offset tracking
proficiency. Performance was measured on these variables:
horizontal tracking, airspeed control and procedural
performance. The horizontal tracking data included both
steady state (parallel offset) and transition (parallel
offset) data. The major findings of this study were: (1)
No significant differences exist between the offset turn
data and the offset steady state data in terms of TSCT or
FTE magnitude; and (2) the procedures used for shallow
angle turns (29 deg and 48 deg) and the logic for the
interception of the final approach course have a
potential for blunders. (Author)
Date Published: 2017-08-21 17:39:41
Identifier: DTIC_ADA060501
Item Size: 40834696
Language: english
Media Type: texts
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