Document Type
Article
Publication Date
2005
City
Dayton
Abstract
This paper provides a synthesis of the empirical studies to date that have investigated weather-related pilot decision making. Of particular interest is how new cockpit technologies such as synthetic vision systems and graphical weather information systems interact with flight experience, risk perception, risk-taking tendencies and selfconfidence in affecting pilots’ decision to continue flight into adverse weather. A conceptual framework for integrating and interpreting the results of these various studies is also be proposed.
Repository Citation
Johnson, N. R.,
Wiegmann, D. A.,
Goh, J.,
& Wickens, C. D.
(2005). Cockpit Technology and Weather Related Decision Making: an Integrative Review. 2005 International Symposium on Aviation Psychology, 356-361.
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