Designing User-Interfaces for the Cockpit: Five Common Design Errors and How to Avoid Them

2002-01-2968

11/5/2002

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The efficiency and robustness of pilot-automation interaction is a function of the volume of memorized action sequences required to use the automation to perform mission tasks. This paper describes a model of pilot cognition for the evaluation of the cognitive usability of cockpit automation. Five common cockpit automation design errors are discussed with examples.
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Sherry, L., Polson, P., and Feary, M., "Designing User-Interfaces for the Cockpit: Five Common Design Errors and How to Avoid Them," World Aviation Congress & Exposition, Phoenix, Arizona, United States, November 5, 2002, https://doi.org/10.4271/2002-01-2968.
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11/5/2002
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2002-01-2968
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Technical Paper
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English