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Above-real-time training (ARTT) improves transfer to a simulated flight control task.

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  • 1Human Factors North, Toronto, Ontario, Canada. dcdonderi@sympatico.ca

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Above-real-time-training (ARTT) combined with high screen resolution and criterion speed training significantly enhances performance in simulated flight control tasks, improving visual-motor coordination for mission simulators.

Area of Science:

  • Aviation psychology
  • Human-computer interaction
  • Simulation-based training

Background:

  • Above-real-time-training (ARTT) has demonstrated potential in enhancing skill transfer in military simulations.
  • This study investigated ARTT speed and screen resolution for air mission simulator development.
  • Research was sponsored by Defence Research and Development Canada.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To evaluate the impact of ARTT speed and screen resolution on simulated flight control performance.
  • To optimize training parameters for enhanced transfer to criterion tasks in aviation simulations.

Main Methods:

  • 54 participants engaged in a PC-based flight simulation task, controlling an F-18A fighter jet.
  • Training involved varying screen resolution and ARTT speed across sessions.

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  • Performance was assessed using pretest and posttest trials at high resolution and criterion speed.

    • Main Results:

    • Higher screen resolution during training led to improved posttest performance.
    • A training regimen combining one ARTT session followed by a criterion speed session yielded the best results.
    • These findings suggest an optimal training sequence for simulated flight tasks.

    Conclusions:

    • ARTT followed by criterion speed training significantly boosts performance in visual-motor coordination tasks.
    • ARTT appears to enhance transfer by increasing task similarity and contextual interference.
    • Recommendations include using high screen resolution and a specific ARTT-criterion speed training order for mission simulations.