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SEPARATION SAFETY MODELING
B-16
a pending collision.
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TN/89/18.)
1. This study was conducted in response to the Federal Aviation
Administration's (FAA) Office of Aviation Safety and the
recommendations of the Interagency Near Midair Collision (NMAC)
Working Group, dated July 21, 1986, which suggested a review of
see and avoid effectiveness, conspicuity enhancement, and their
relationship to cockpit visibility. This report summarizes the
salient facts in these areas, based on a review of the literature,
and assesses the potential for significant reduction of collision
risk. The study was conducted by Walton Graham, Questek,
Incorporated, who was previously involved in numerous FAA see and
avoid, pilot warning instrument/ collision risk studies and
analyses of the near midair collision data. Keywords: See and
avoid, Conspicuity enhancement, Cockpit visibility.
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1. Topic: Empirical or semi-empirical expressions
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in an ATC system.
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the ONLY one where a midair collision results.
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1. A technique of calculation applicable to the air collision problem
showing that a clear understanding of the pilot’s cockpit workload
is necessary prerequisite.
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1. The ATSD (Airborne Traffic Situation Display) being tested by the
M.I.T. Lincoln Lab. makes it possible for the pilot to see what's
going on and maneuver accordingly without confusion from
ground-based controllers.
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Maneuvering Aircraft," PH.D Thesis, Georgia Inst. of Technology,
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SEPARATION SAFETY MODELING
B-18
1. A warning criteria for areas where traffic densities are high and
aircraft maneuvers occur frequently, based on the probability of a
collision.
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