The employment of a spoken language computer applied to an air traffic control task.Assessment of the merits of a limited spoken language (56 words) computer in a simulated air traffic control (ATC) task. An airport zone approximately 60 miles in diameter with a traffic flow simulation ranging from single-engine to commercial jet aircraft provided the workload for the controllers. This research determined that, under the circumstances of the experiments carried out, the use of a spoken-language computer would not improve the controller performance.
Document ID
19730031926
Acquisition Source
Legacy CDMS
Document Type
Conference Proceedings
Authors
Laveson, J. I.
Silver, C. A. (Drexel University Philadelphia, Pa., United States)