36 – Aviation Instruments & Automation/Causal Mechanisms of the Quiet Eye

A look at some of the developments in cockpit technology. Do
“glass cockpits” really lead to better flying performance? Can
Head-Up Displays and Highways in the Sky reduce pilot workload?
Has automation in aviation lived up to its promise?


-Why does having a “quiet eye” resulting in better sports
performance? (Time 20:45)


 


Articles/links:


Learning to fly glass cockpits requires a new cognitive model.
Can a glass cockpit display help (or hinder) performance of
novices in simulated flight training? Cognitive Issues in Head-Up
Displays Attentional Tunneling and Task Management in Synthetic
Vision Displays An Information-Centered Analysis of the
Tunnel-in-the-Sky Display

Automation surprises
Identifying the causal mechanisms of the quiet eye Fixational
eye movements (Special Issue)
http://channel.nationalgeographic.com/brain-games/videos/brain-games-pay-attention/

 


More information:


http://perceptionaction.com/


My Research Gate Page (pdfs of my articles)


My ASU Web page


Podcast Facebook page (videos, pics, etc)


 


Credits:


The Flamin' Groovies - Shake Some Action


The GrOOming – Glass Room


Lo-fi is sci-fi – Oil on Glass


Song Machine – Keep Outta My Head!


Mount Caramel – Swallow Me Up


The Dirtbombs – By My Side


We Were Promised – Quiet Little Voices


Still Pluto – Open Up Your Eyes


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