Air Traffic Controller Strategies in Resolving Free Flight Traffic Conflicts: The Effect of Enhanced Controller Displays for Situation Awareness

985583

9/28/1998

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Free Flight (FF) would permit aircraft to fly preferred routes, and self-separate, with minimal ATC intervention. The controller would be expected to intervene tactically only as necessary to ensure separation. Based on the results of earlier experiments at the NLR, an enhanced ATC display was developed that incorporated airborne-derived conflict detection and resolution information. Trials with controllers demonstrated benefits in terms of monitoring time and performance, as well as in general acceptance. Two important issues were identified for future work: (1) FF training needs and (2) controller responses to abnormal system modes.
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https://doi.org/10.4271/985583
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Pekela, W. and Hilburn, B., "Air Traffic Controller Strategies in Resolving Free Flight Traffic Conflicts: The Effect of Enhanced Controller Displays for Situation Awareness," World Aviation Congress & Exposition, Anaheim, California, United States, September 28, 1998, https://doi.org/10.4271/985583.
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9/28/1998
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985583
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Technical Paper
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English