Computerization and Automation: Upgrading the American Air Traffic Control System

Simolunas, Arthur A.; Bashinski, Howard S.

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-76556-8_3

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“…Many investigations, like the French project PHIDIAS (Phidias, 1991), the European project SWIFT (Swift, 1992), or the American project AERA (Simolunas & Bashinski, 1991) have tried to determine the characteristics of future controllers' workstations which will include specific assistance tools. They have tried to specify groupware so as to facilitate communication and data sharing among different air traffic controllers.…”

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Human‐machine cooperation: Toward an activity regulation assistance for different air traffic control levels

Vanderhaegen

Crévits

Debernard

et al. 1994

International Journal of Human-Computer Interaction

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Our research is based on the air traffic control activity regulation assistance. It aims at integrating the two levels of the air traffic control organization: a tactical level managed by a so-called radar controller and a strategic one managed by a so-called organic controller. Concerning the tactical level, our research is directed toward a "horizontal cooperation" that consists in a dynamic allocation of control tasks between a human air traffic controller and an assistance tool. Regarding the other level, it is oriented toward a scheduling module in order to improve the initial allocation policy.

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