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Kent K. Gillingham

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Publications by Kent K. Gillingham (bibliography)

1990

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Ercoline, William R. and Gillingham, Kent K. (1990): Effects of Variations in Head-Up Display Airspeed and Altitude Representations on Basic Flight Performance. In: D., Woods, and E., Roth, (eds.) Proceedings of the Human Factors Society 34th Annual Meeting 1990, Santa Monica, USA. pp. 1547-1551.

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1989

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Ercoline, William R., Gillingham, Kent K., Greene, Frances A. and Previc, Fred H. (1989): Effects of Variations in Head-Up Display Pitch-Ladder Representations on Orientation Recognition. In: Proceedings of the Human Factors Society 33rd Annual Meeting 1989. pp. 1401-1405.

“Head-up display (HUD) research has centered on modifications to the basic aircraft control symbology -- the pitch-ladder lines. Although some of these modifications have led to minor improvements in attitude recognition, major problems still exist: pilots continue to experience spatial disorientation and to complain of occlusion due to the HUD symbols. This experiment compared four variations of a basic HUD pitch ladder: Display A, double articulation; Display B, single negative articulation; Display C, single negative articulation with gradually increasing thickness: and Display D, single negative articulation with gradually increasing thickness in a global arrangement. Accuracy of bank recognition was best when pitch-ladder symbology incorporated noticeable asymmetry. Double articulation and graduated thickness were associated with greater accuracy of pitch recognition. Studies under dynamic conditions are recommended.”

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