NASA NTRS ยท 19760013736
An investigation of correlation between pilot scanning behavior and workload using stepwise regression analysis
Abstract
An electro-optical device called an oculometer which tracks a subject's lookpoint as a time function has been used to collect data in a real-time simulation study of instrument landing system (ILS) approaches. The data describing the scanning behavior of a pilot during the instrument approaches have been analyzed by use of a stepwise regression analysis technique. A statistically significant correlation between pilot workload, as indicated by pilot ratings, and scanning behavior has been established. In addition, it was demonstrated that parameters derived from the scanning behavior data can be combined in a mathematical equation to provide a good representation of pilot workload.
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Waller, M. C.. 1976-03-01. An investigation of correlation between pilot scanning behavior and workload using stepwise regression analysis. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19760013736
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