Document Type
Article
Publication Date
2007
City
Dayton
Abstract
How do Tigre pilots build a coherent situation awareness (SA) of the night world through their multiple sensors (IR and I2)? These bring numerous opportunities for pilots to misunderstand each other because of field of view (FOV), wavelength spectrum and point of view differences. After a brief review of the literature on how operators build an SA of the world, we present the field project developed to analyze the impact of sensor commonality and diversity. Realistic situations are recorded to witness how Tigre pilots "create" a mental model of the situation and develop a collaborative strategy. Crew co-construction of sense is considered through verbal and Human Machine Interface (HMI) mediated exchanges.
Repository Citation
Hourlier, D.,
& Roumes, P.
(2007). Cooperative Perception in Multisensor Environment: the Case of the Tigre Helicopter. 2007 International Symposium on Aviation Psychology, 268-274.
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