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Pilot Decision Simulator on the Web.  www.aviationresearch.org

Please help us help all pilots.  Researchers at the University of
Oregon and NASA with support from the National Science Foundation have
created a virtual laboratory available on the Internet at:
www.aviationresearch.org.
  
Pilots from anywhere in the world can access this laboratory via the
World Wide Web, and we encourage pilots of all levels of experience to
do so.  This system functionally simulates a General Aviation flight
including preflight and in-flight experiences with maps, weather
reports, and interactions with briefers and air traffic controllers.
The pilot is given the opportunity to make several decisions
throughout the simulated flight.  The entire simulation takes about 45
minutes.

The goal of this project is to develop a deeper understanding of how
pilots make decisions in order to design effective programs for
training pilots in decision-making skills. The data gathered from each
pilot is pooled with the data from other pilots in a research
database.  Detailed analyses of these data will tell us a great deal
about how pilots make decisions.  Please help us help everyone who
flies by participating in this research.  Thank you.
Aviation Research Project
Institute of Cognitive & Decision Sciences
1227 University of Oregon
Eugene  OR  97403-1227
Voice (541) 346-3936
FAX: (541) 346-4911