Variation of Pilots' Mental Workload Under Emergency Flight Conditions Induced by Different Equipment Failures: A Flight Simulator Study
Pilots' excessive mental workload could reduce their ability to perform concurrent tasks
during emergency flights, which is one of the most critical aviation safety concerns. Several …
during emergency flights, which is one of the most critical aviation safety concerns. Several …
Assessing Pilot Workload during Takeoff and Climb under Different Weather Conditions: A fNIRS-based Modelling using Deep Learning Algorithms
C Zhang, C Jiang, Y Xie, S Cao, J Yuan… - … on Aerospace and …, 2024 - ieeexplore.ieee.org
Excessive workload caused by weather conditions may increase pilot errors and flight risk.
The assessment of pilot workload using pilots' physiological data is a potential method to …
The assessment of pilot workload using pilots' physiological data is a potential method to …
Pilots' Eye Behavior and Electrodermal Activity During Flight
G Tamilselvan, SM Belt - 22nd …, 2023 - corescholar.libraries.wright.edu
The purpose of this study was to investigate how a given flight task manifested in pilots' eye
behavior and electrodermal activity and how they changed over the course of an instrument …
behavior and electrodermal activity and how they changed over the course of an instrument …