AIAA Modeling and Simulation Technologies Conference and Exhibit · 2005 · 34 citations · 11 references
Simulator Platform MotionTraining SystemSimulator Motion CuesCognitionMotor ControlHuman Performance ModelingSimulator MotionVirtual HumanSocial SciencesRecurrent TrainingKinesiologyInitial TrainingVirtual RealitySurgery SimulatorHealth SciencesAirline PilotsCognitive ScienceVisuomotor LearningMotion SynthesisPerception-action LoopEye TrackingExtended RealityHuman-computer InteractionHuman Movement
Two earlier s tudies conducted in the framework of the Federal Aviation Administration/Volpe Flight Simulator Human Factors Program examining the effect of simulator motion on recurrent training and evaluation of airline pilots have found that in the presence of a state -of -the -art visual systems, motion provided by a six -degree -of -freedom platform -motion system only minimally affected evaluation, and did not benefit training, of pilots that were familiar with the airplane. This paper gives preliminary results of a study on the effect of simulator platform motion on initial training of airline pilots that have never flown the simulated airplane.
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