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Designing augmented reality for future commercial aviation: a user-requirement analysis with commercial aviation pilots

Source authors: James Blundell; Don Harris

Originally published in Virtual Reality · 2023

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Designing augmented reality for future commercial aviation: a user-requirement analysis with commercial aviation pilots
James Blundell; Don Harris

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Uses pilot and aviation-expert input to identify AR applications and requirements. Supports designing displays around situation awareness and operational needs.

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Requirements from eleven experts need subsequent task-specific design and validation.

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James Blundell; Don Harris (2023). Designing augmented reality for future commercial aviation: a user-requirement analysis with commercial aviation pilots. Virtual Reality, 27(3), 2167-2181. https://doi.org/10.1007/s10055-023-00798-9

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