[JYO] ATP's - runway safety systems and cockpit design

 
Make a difference in advancing runway safety systems and  cockpit design! 
MITRE’s Center for  Advanced Aviation System Development (CAASD) is 
soliciting participation for a  study to evaluate flight deck-based runway 
safety 
technologies.  In  coordination with the FAA, RTCA Special Committee 186, and 
line 
pilot  organizations (the Airline Pilots Association, ALPA and the Independent 
Pilots  Association, IPA) MITRE CAASD is developing requirements for advanced 
 indications and alerts on Cockpit Displays of Traffic Information (CDTI). By 
 processing Automatic Dependent Surveillance–Broadcast (ADS-B) data, this  
research identifies display and alerting options to reduce runway incursions 
and 
 collisions in the airport environment. Pilot input is needed to address the  
human factors issues. 
Participants will operate a  medium-fidelity, fixed-base simulator with a 120 
degree out-of-window  view.  Simulations consist of landing, taxi, and 
departure operations in  multiple scenarios over the course of approximately 7 
hours, starting at 9:00  am.  The study will take place between June 2nd and 
June  
27th, 2008 at MITRE II at 7515 Colshire Drive in McLean, VA.   
MITRE  CAASD is looking for pilots with ATP ratings.  Simulator training will 
be  provided. 
Participants  will be compensated $200 for the two sessions.  If only the 
simulation is  completed, a lesser compensation will be provided. 
We look forward  to your participation. For scheduling, please contact 
Charmaigne Burriss at  703-983-2850 or _cburriss@xxxxxxxxxx 
(mailto:cburriss@xxxxxxxxx) .  
Thanks, 
Charmaigne D.  Burriss 
Office Admin Spt  III 
MITRE/CAASD 
F052 &  F053 
_cburriss@xxxxxxxxxx (mailto:cburriss@xxxxxxxxx)  
Off.  (703)  983-2850 
Fax (703)  983-1264
 
 
 




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