Monitoring Behavior and Supervisory Control 1976
DOI: 10.1007/978-1-4684-2523-9_8
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Human Performance and Workload in Simulated Landing-Approaches with Autopilot-Failures

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“…This relationship between time estimation and attention has been used to assess mental workload (Eggemeier & Wilson, 1991). For example, time estinlation was adopted as a secondary task to assess mental workload in driving a car (Brown, Simmonds, & Tickner, 1967) and using aircraft simulators (Johannsen, Pfendler, & Stein, 1976). In the recent studies, the characteristics of attentional resource and the role of working memory required to store and process temporal information have been investigated.…”
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“…This relationship between time estimation and attention has been used to assess mental workload (Eggemeier & Wilson, 1991). For example, time estinlation was adopted as a secondary task to assess mental workload in driving a car (Brown, Simmonds, & Tickner, 1967) and using aircraft simulators (Johannsen, Pfendler, & Stein, 1976). In the recent studies, the characteristics of attentional resource and the role of working memory required to store and process temporal information have been investigated.…”
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“…After each flight of approximately 20 or 32 min, the pilots estimated their experienced workload sep arately for each of the flight phases. They used appropriate subjective rating scales [12], [13] similar to those for criti cality, which had to be cross-marked. The subjective workload scales are shown in Fig.…”
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“…"In einer ähnlichen Untersuchung (Johannsen et al 1976) ist am Beispiel von Autopilotausfällen in simulierten Landeanflügen bestätigt worden, dass die Entdeckungszeiten sehr groß werden können. Die Phasenebenendarstellung … veranschaulicht die Abhängigkeit der Entdeckungszeiten von der Gleitpfadabweichung und ihrer ersten Ableitung.…”
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