Applicability of Using the CAR-II Model in Design and Evaluation of Multioperator Workstations with Shared Controls
Stephen Morrissey, Bruce E. Herring, M. G. Gennetti
Abstract
Stephen Morrissey, Bruce E. Herring, M. G. Gennetti
Abstract
This study was done to show how a computerized workstation design program could be used to design and evaluate workstations having multiple operators with shared or common controls. To do this the Computerized Assessment of Reach program (CAR) was used to evaluate the cockpit of the OH-58A (Huey) helicopter. This same program was then used to demonstrate methods of cockpit redesign.
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This study was done to show how a computerized workstation design program could be used to design and evaluate workstations having multiple operators with shared or common controls. To do this the Computerized Assessment of Reach program (CAR) was used to evaluate the cockpit of the OH-58A (Huey) helicopter. This same program was then used to demonstrate methods of cockpit redesign.
Key concepts: Cockpit, Workstation, Computer science, Operating system, Aeronautics, Engineering