VSAT

VSAT can describe your visual system requirements in operational terms.  In the past, visual requirements have been characterized in purely engineering terms. Generally, this has not produced systems that met operational training requirements. Attempts to convey fighter, transport and other aircraft visual out-the-window requirements from the pilot’s perspective to the acquisition community, development contractor, and finally to the design engineers has proven to be a daunting task.

A "visual cue analysis" describes each flight task and its visual cues and references together with descriptions of how the visual cues and references are used during the performance of the flight tasks. VSAT personnel developed a method for collecting such data for combat training tasks. Such a database describes all of the associated tasks in pilot terms together with detailed out-the-window visual cue descriptions. These descriptions document the ranges at which a visual cue is identified, significant characteristics of the cue, cue size, and how visual cues used to perform a task. VSAT can also provide the link between operational and engineering requirements.

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Last modified: September 27, 2006