NASA Synthetic Vision EGE Flight Test

Prinzel, Lawrence J.; Kramer, Lynda J.; Comstock, J. Raymond; Bailey, Randall E.; Hughes, Monica F.; Parrish, Russell V.

NASA NTRS · 20030015757

NASA Synthetic Vision EGE Flight Test

Prinzel, Lawrence J.·Kramer, Lynda J.·Comstock, J. Raymond·Bailey, Randall E.·Hughes, Monica F.·Parrish, Russell V.

Abstract

NASA Langley Research Center conducted flight tests at the Eagle County, Colorado airport to evaluate synthetic vision concepts. Three display concepts (size 'A' head-down, size 'X' head-down, and head-up displays) and two texture concepts (photo, generic) were assessed for situation awareness and flight technical error / performance while making approaches to Runway 25 and Runway 07 and simulated engine-out Cottonwood 2 and KREMM departures. The results of the study confirm the retrofit capability of the HUD and Size 'A' SVS concepts to significantly improve situation awareness and performance over current EFIS glass and non-glass instruments for difficult approaches in terrain-challenged environments.

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Prinzel, Lawrence J., Kramer, Lynda J., Comstock, J. Raymond, Bailey, Randall E., Hughes, Monica F., Parrish, Russell V.. 2002-01-01. NASA Synthetic Vision EGE Flight Test. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20030015757

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