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Phase I Pilot Study: VTRS Transfer of Training Experiment.

Robert N. Isley, William Spears

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This report describes a pilot study undertaken during the first phase of a research effort designed to assess the training effectiveness of visual display system variables for aircraft carrier qualification training in the Navy Jet Undergraduate Pilot Training program. The purpose of the pilot study was to develop information useful to the development of a recommended experimental design for a full-scale transfer of training experiment using the Navy's Visual Technology Research Simulator and the T-2 aircraft. Feasibility concerns related to (1) simulator variables, (2) performance assessment, and (3) logistic and administrative problems are addressed. Seven student naval aviators participated in the study. Study results supported other first phase findings that conduct of a full-scale transfer of training study is feasible. (Author)

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This report describes a pilot study undertaken during the first phase of a research effort designed to assess the training effectiveness of visual display system variables for aircraft carrier qualification training in the Navy Jet Undergraduate Pilot Training program. The purpose of the pilot study was to develop information useful to the development of a recommended experimental design for a full-scale transfer of training experiment using the Navy's Visual Technology Research Simulator and the T-2 aircraft. Feasibility concerns related to (1) simulator variables, (2) performance assessment, and (3) logistic and administrative problems are addressed. Seven student naval aviators participated in the study. Study results supported other first phase findings that conduct of a full-scale transfer of training study is feasible. (Author)

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This report describes a pilot study undertaken during the first phase of a research effort designed to assess the training effectiveness of visual display system variables for aircraft carrier qualification training in the Navy Jet Undergraduate Pilot Training program. The purpose of the pilot study was to develop information useful to the development of a recommended experimental design for a full-scale transfer of training experiment using the Navy's Visual Technology Research Simulator and the T-2 aircraft. Feasibility concerns related to (1) simulator variables, (2) performance assessment, and (3) logistic and administrative problems are addressed. Seven student naval aviators participated in the study. Study results supported other first phase findings that conduct of a full-scale transfer of training study is feasible. (Author)

Key concepts: Training (meteorology), Phase (matter), Transfer (computing), Transfer of training, Computer science, Physics, Meteorology, Knowledge management

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