The Future of Air Traffic Control¶
Wickens, C. D. (1998). The Future of Air Traffic Control: Human Operators and Automation. National Academy Press.
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Domain-specific¶
- Situational-Awareness Collapse
- the commander's picture of force disposition and enemy action falls behind the adversary's action cycle. Hospital mass-casualty triage — the picture of who is where, with what injury, under whose care fragments across services as patient flow accelerates past the recordkeeping that feeds the incident commander. Cybersecurity incident response — the picture of which hosts are compromised, what the attacker is doing now, and the current containment posture lags the attacker's rate of action as log volumes spike. Air-traffic control — the controller's mental picture of the airspace diverges from its actual state under cascading sector overload, the canonical tempo-driven case for flow control.
This sourceReports that increasing traffic density reduces the controller's situation awareness, a hazard of air-traffic-control automation.
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“density will reduce the controller\u2019s situation awareness”
- the commander's picture of force disposition and enemy action falls behind the adversary's action cycle. Hospital mass-casualty triage — the picture of who is where, with what injury, under whose care fragments across services as patient flow accelerates past the recordkeeping that feeds the incident commander. Cybersecurity incident response — the picture of which hosts are compromised, what the attacker is doing now, and the current containment posture lags the attacker's rate of action as log volumes spike. Air-traffic control — the controller's mental picture of the airspace diverges from its actual state under cascading sector overload, the canonical tempo-driven case for flow control.
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