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Oculographic assessment of workload influence on flight performance
J Szczechura1, J F Terelak, Z Kobos
1Department of Psychology, Air Force Institute of Aviation Medicine, Warsaw, Poland.
The International Journal of Aviation Psychology
|September 7, 2001
Abstract:
Presented are specific parameters of visual information intake in pilots on the job. The role of eye movements in the process of visual stimulus reception is discussed. Our own study on a MIG-23 flight simulator is presented. The method of oculographic testing of pilots performing professional assignments differing in workload is presented, and the practical implications of oculographic research are discussed.

