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Narrowing of Attention and Functional Field of View for Helicopter Pilots in a Degraded Visual Environment

Joseph Geeseman, Naval Air Systems Command

May 17, 2016

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Narrowing of Attention and Functional Field of View for Helicopter Pilots in a Degraded Visual Environment

Authors / Details: Joseph Geeseman, Naval Air Systems Command

Abstract
In an attempt to quantify the change in attentional allocation found during landing in degraded visual environments (DVE) for helicopter pilots, this study imposed a secondary visual task for pilots to complete while landing a simulated CH-53 helicopter. Pilots were tasked to identify visual cues as they appeared on the windscreen while they flew to a landing zone that had varying levels of DVE. It was found that pilots were less sensitive to the secondary visual task and slower to respond when landing in DVE conditions.

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