Attachment B: Copyrighted Literature Search Results - FAA Human ...

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DT- Bibliography
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JA- GRAI7918
AB- Reports dealing with maritime and aviation search and rescue are
presented. Studies are included on search and rescue planning, locating
equipment, rescue beacons, communication devices, specialized aircraft
and their components, and searching strategies. Underwater rescue and
survival are excluded. (This updated bibliography contains 232
abstracts, 36 of which are new entries to the previous edition.)
DE- *Bibliographies; *Search and rescue; Air sea rescues; Rescue operations
; Rescue equipment; Searching; Detection; Radio beacons; Rescue beacons
; Crash locator beacons; Sea markers; Helicopters; Coast Guard;
Aviation safety; Rescue systems; Computerized simulation; Communication
satellites; Relay satellites; Transmitter receivers; Direction finding;
Distress signals; Search radar; Downed aircraft; Survival kits; Loran;
Omega navigation; Navigational aids; Crash rescue boats; Survival
equipment; Life rafts
ID- Flying drift search tactics; Sprint drift search tactics; Sea loiter
aircraft; Sea sitting aircraft; Loran C navigation systems; NTISNTIS
SH- 85GE* (Transportation--General); 95D* (Biomedical Technology and Human
Factors Engineering--Human Factors Engineering)
AZ- 0765708
AA- N79-23080/1/XAB
TI- Comparison of Electromechanical and Cathode-Ray-Tube Display Mediums
for an Instrument Approach Display
AU- Abbott, T. S.
CS- National Aeronautics and Space Administration. Langley Research Center,
Hampton, VA.
RN- NASA-TM-80069; L-12805
PY- May 79
PG- 16p
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B-755
JA- GRAI7918; STAR1714
AB- The effect on pilot performance of replacing a single electromechanical
display with similar cathode-ray-tube displays was studied. The effects
of dimensionality, color, and shading were evaluated with respect to
the pilot's ability to interpret and respond to displayed information.
DE- *Cathode ray tubes; *Display devices; *Electromechanical devices;
*Flight instruments; Color; Dimensions; Flight simulation; Flight tests
; Helicopters; Pilot performance; Qualitative analysis
ID- NTISNASA
SH- 51E (Aeronautics and Aerodynamics--Avionics); 49E
(Electrotechnology--Optoelectronic Devices and Systems); 95D
(Biomedical Technology and Human Factors Engineering--Human Factors
Engineering)
AZ- 0765193
AA- AD-A068 044/7/XAB
TI- Military Organizations and Systems: Human Factors Research Projects
TI- Technical rept
AU- Kubala, A. L.
CS- Human Resources Research Organization Alexandria VA
CS- 405260
SP- Army Research Inst. for the Behavioral and Social Sciences, Alexandria,
VA
RN- HUMRRO-FR-WD(TX)-77-9; ARI-TR-78-A33
CN- DAHC19-75-C-0025; 2Q763743A775
PY- Nov 78
PG- 24p
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JA- GRAI7918
AB- This report summarizes five reserach efforts conducted between May 1976
and May 1977 at Fort Hood, Texas and dealing with aspects of the field
assessment of human performance factors in developmental military
systems. Separate reports provide more detail for each effort: (1)
Study of target Handoff Techniques, ARI TR-78-A34, investigated the
verbal interchange in simulated ground-to-air and air-to-ground target
handoffs. (2) A Study of Selected Problems in Armor Operations, ARI
TR-78-A35, investigated target acquisition performance and internal
temperatures in buttoned-up tanks; escape modes; and crew effectiveness