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Lypaczewski, P. A.

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Simulation in support of advanced cockpit development

It is noted that the system complexity and high workload of the next generation of light scout/attack (SCAT) helicopters are areas of great interest to the U.S. Army. This paper describes the Crew Station Research and Development Program established by the Army to study the issues of battle captain performance for one-man vs. two-man crews. A Crew Station Research and Development Facility (CSRDF) has been contracted for which consists of a distributed computer system with several stations which play different roles in experiments. Coordination of experiments is effected from the Experimenter/Operator Console where a team of Army experimenters and NASA personnel controls and monitors the mission scenario used to test the crew members.

Lypaczewski, P. A.↗

Simulation of an advanced scout attack helicopter for crew station studies

The system complexity and high workload of the next generation of light scout/attack helicopters is being evaluated in the Crew Station Research and Development Program. This program has been established to study the issues of battle captain performance for one-man versus two-man crews when confronted by a hostile environment. The crew station experiments are described along with the facility elements and simulation.

Lypaczewski, P. A.↗