A Peripherally-Located Virtual Instrument Landing Display Affords More Precise Control of Approach Path during Simulated Landings than Traditional Instrument Landing Displays

Conference paper

Nathan Bulkley, Brian Dyre, Roger Lew and Kristin Caufield

Annual Meeting of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society

2009

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Title: A Peripherally-Located Virtual Instrument Landing Display Affords More Precise Control of Approach Path during Simulated Landings than Traditional Instrument Landing Displays
Creators: Nathan Bulkley - University of Idaho
Brian Dyre - University of Idaho
Roger Lew - University of Idaho
Kristin Caufield - University of Idaho
Conference: Annual Meeting of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society
Identifiers: 996630619801851
Academic Unit: Institute for Modeling Collaboration and Innovation; Virtual Technology and Design
Language: English
Resource Type: Conference paper