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Технически университет - София

Abstract: Pilot activity is associated with mental and physical strain. At the same time, exceptional endurance, quick reaction, adequacy of actions, good thinking, knowledge of the technique and handling of it are required in order to be able to fulfil the tasks assigned to them. Our goal is to create a method for monitoring biophysiological indicators precisely related to the performance of various actions by pilots and comparison with people who have not flown. The method should support assessment, training progress and decision-making by trainers and examiners as well as license issuers. For creating a method we first need to collect experimental data from experienced pilots to make the model based on their behavior. For collecting this experimental data we are creating these scenarios.

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