NASA NTRS ยท 19980073308
Terminal Area Productivity Program: Dynamic Spacing Human Factors
Abstract
Dynamic spacing human factors deals with the following human factors issues: define controller limits to incorporating dynamic changes in separation standards; identify timing, planning, and coordination strategies; and consider consistency with current practices, policies, and regulations. The AVOSS technologies will make it possible to reduce separation standards in the terminal area under certain meteorological conditions. This paper contains the following sections: Dynamic space human factors overview, Preliminary tests, and current research status & plans.
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Kanki, Barbara G.. 1997-11-01. Terminal Area Productivity Program: Dynamic Spacing Human Factors. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19980073308
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