2020
DOI: 10.21307/tp-2020-042
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Application of Eye-Tracking Technology as a Diagnostic Tool for Assessing Flight Operators. Part 1: Analise of Flight Operator's Attention Distribution and Switching Using Eye-Tracking

Abstract: The paper presents the results of an experiment devoted to studying attention distribution and switching using eye-tracking technology. The experiment was conducted in two stages. At the first stage (year 2016), 48 students majoring in air traffic control were examined. At the second stage (year 2017), 43 students studying to become civil aviation pilots were involved. Correlation analysis methods and Pearson's chi-squared test were used.

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“…Several researchers analysed an aviation accidents to find and evaluated a trends and highlight the most top causes in aviation accidents (Bazargan & Guzhva, 2007;Boyd, 2017;Rao & Marais, 2018). According to the review on general aviation safety, the are taken a focusing on topics: including operations in hazardous weather conditions (Fultz & Ashley, 2016); influence of geographical region on accident causation (Grabowski et al, 2002;Masiulionis & Stankūnas, 2018); human error (Shappell et al, 2017;Arinicheva et al, 2020) and technical problem (Boyd, 2015) in accidents causation. In these researches the frequently highlight causes such as inflight loss of aircraft control and problems during a landing.…”
Section: Introduction: Failures In Aviation and The Scorecard Of Tech...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Several researchers analysed an aviation accidents to find and evaluated a trends and highlight the most top causes in aviation accidents (Bazargan & Guzhva, 2007;Boyd, 2017;Rao & Marais, 2018). According to the review on general aviation safety, the are taken a focusing on topics: including operations in hazardous weather conditions (Fultz & Ashley, 2016); influence of geographical region on accident causation (Grabowski et al, 2002;Masiulionis & Stankūnas, 2018); human error (Shappell et al, 2017;Arinicheva et al, 2020) and technical problem (Boyd, 2015) in accidents causation. In these researches the frequently highlight causes such as inflight loss of aircraft control and problems during a landing.…”
Section: Introduction: Failures In Aviation and The Scorecard Of Tech...mentioning
confidence: 99%