Document Type
Article
Publication Date
2013
City
Dayton
Abstract
The paper examines possibility of the impact of modern technology on the manmachine symbiosis in aviation. Presented some data concerning the perception of a pilots in a highly automated cockpit. The first results of empirical research make it possible to assume that aircraft systems can be customized to adjust to individual typological characteristics of operators. The paper discusses the language modality perspectives of a man-machine interaction. Creating modern sociotechnical systems aimed at a human at a completely new level has special requirements to an integration of designer and operational psychological outlooks.
Repository Citation
Petrenko, O.
(2013). Man-Machine Symbiosis in Aviation: New Risks and Capabilities in View of Information Technology Expansion. 17th International Symposium on Aviation Psychology, 116-121.
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