ANALYSIS OF DISPLAY-PILOT-VEHICLE DYNAMICS FOR ILS APPROACH OF A LARGE JET AIRCRAFT

Multiloop pilot/vehicle analysis forms the foundation of a rational procedure for synthesizing manual control/display systems. The theory for manual control displays is applied to the instrument landing approach of a large subsonic jet transport and a methodical display design procedure is presented...

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Hauptverfasser:	Clement, W F, Best, J J, Stapleford, R L
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Schlagworte:	Air Navigation and Guidance Aircraft design APPROACH CONTROL SYSTEMS DISPLAY SYSTEMS DYNAMICS HUMAN FACTORS ENGINEERING INSTRUMENT LANDINGS JET TRANSPORT AIRCRAFT PERFORMANCE(HUMAN) PILOTS Transport Aircraft
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