Relative Position Vectors

Vuckovic, Anita; Sanderson, Penelope; Neal, Alan C.; Gaukrodger, Stephen; Wong, B. L. William

doi:10.1177/0018720813481803

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“…However, the present study illustrated that for conflicts involving more than two aircraft, at least two maneuvers were usually required. Another tool, a visual presentation of relative position vectors, has shown similar benefits as our CAT tool (Vuckovic et al, 2013). Indeed, the new display tool also showed better performance only in the most complex scenarios as well as in the present study.…”

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Understanding and overcoming horizontal separation complexity in air traffic control: an expert/novice comparison

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Humans still play a key role in air traffic control but their performances limit the capacity of the airspace and are responsible for delays. At the tactical level, even though Air Traffic Controllers (ATCO) are trained for years, their performances are limited. In this article, we first isolated the tactical horizontal deconfliction task and explained its mathematical complexity. We observed through a simple experiment conducted on

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