NASA NTRS · 19900039179
Communication variations and aircrew performance
Abstract
Crew-related communication variations and their effects on performance are examined. The communication analysis involves evaluating the performance of 18 pilots to a high-fidelity full-mission simulation. Initiating speech consists of four categories: commands, questions, observations, and dysfluencies. Response speech is coded as: reply, acknowledgements, and zero response. A standard form of communication has been adopted which should aid in the coordination process and enhance crew performance.
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Kanki, Barbara G., Greaud, Valerie A., Irwin, Cheryl M.. 1989-01-01. Communication variations and aircrew performance. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19900039179
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