摘要: The accuracy with which some relevant display elements are set during a visual approach to landing at a desired, nominal, position was determined in an experiment via the phychophysical method of adjustment. Subjects were required... 展开 The accuracy with which some relevant display elements are set during a visual approach to landing at a desired, nominal, position was determined in an experiment via the phychophysical method of adjustment. Subjects were required to perform a number of visual positioning tasks while viewing a scene representing a position (200 ft on a 3 deg glide scope) during a landing. Mean settings, means and standard deviations of the adjustment errors and root mean square values for the various configurations were obtained. 收起