Document Type
Article
Publication Date
2013
City
Dayton
Abstract
Unmanned Aviation System (UAS) have leveraged considerably from the manned aviation approach. This approach was useful to jumpstart this technology but it is now time to find a more efficient and up-to-date approach, keeping with the capabilities and limitation of the concurrent technology. Three technical areas to mature and address the current limitations are recommended: 1) Selection for UAS Personnel (SUPer), to accurately forecast candidate UAS operator performance across UAS platforms and missions; 2) Distributed, Adaptive & Modular entities for UAS (DyAdeM), to automatically generate realistic & adaptive synthetic environments for simulated UAS training; and, 3) UAS Control Station Human Machine Interface (CaSHMI), to provide validated information display concepts.
Repository Citation
Cohn, J. V.,
Older, B. A.,
Arnold, D. D.,
& O'Neill, E. B.
(2013). Military Unmanned Aircraft System Operators: Training and Human Performance Issues. 17th International Symposium on Aviation Psychology, 341-346.
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