Eye Movement Analysis of Pilots in Initial Training Aircraft Go-around Subject Training
In order to conduct a more comprehensive quantitative analysis of pilots'eye movement behavior characteristics during the go-around process,wearable eye-tracking devices were employed to capture pilots'eye movement parameters under both normal landing and go-around states.The experimental results indicate that during normal landing,pilots exhibit a linear scanning pattern of instrument panel-external environment-instrument panel in their eye movement behavior.In contrast,under the go-around state,the eye movement trajectory notably demonstrates a triangular scanning pattern of external environment-left instrument panel-right instrument panel-external environment.Under the go-around state,the proportion of time spent on the area of interest of external environment significantly decreases to 76％,compared to the 92％observed during normal landing.Moreover,the proportion of time spent on the aircraft altitude area of interest under the go-around state increases significantly to 10％,as opposed to the 0.9％during normal landing.The proportions of time spent on the airspeed and aircraft attitude areas under the go-around state are 5％and 7％respectively,both of which are lower than the proportion of time spent on the aircraft altitude area of interest.
flight traininggo-aroundeye movementscanning patternsareas of interest
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