Individualized Landing Flare Training Using Both Flight Performance and Psychophysiological Measures
Document Type
Article
Publication Date
5-7-2019
City
Dayton
Abstract
In this paper, we propose the analysis of various measures of eye and heart-rate data in addition to the flown trajectories and landing result, to get a better understanding of a trainee’s learning phase and optimize the time spent on and exercises used for the flare training. A problem often experienced is that the trainee knows what to do and tries to a level that (s)he even believes to be doing just that, without actually doing it. Objective, visual feedback can be used to provide the trainee with tangible points to focus on, instead of the often heard comments like “a little too early” or “a little stronger”. We present the outcomes of a series of experiments we carried out with students as well as experienced pilots in our fixed base flight simulator.
Repository Citation
Entzinger, J. O.
(2019). Individualized Landing Flare Training Using Both
Flight Performance and Psychophysiological Measures. 20th International Symposium on Aviation Psychology, 19-24.
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