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The Role of the Air Traffic Controller in Future Air Traffic Management: An Empirical Study of Active Control versus Passive Monitoring
Metzger, Ulla; Parasuraman, Raja
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Metzger, U. and Parasuraman, R. (2001) 'The Role of the Air Traffic Controller in Future Air Traffic Management: An Empirical Study of Active Control versus Passive Monitoring', *Human Factors*, 43(4), pp. 519–528. doi: 10.1518/001872001775870421. Empirical ATC simulator study (14 controllers, 2×2 within-subject: active control vs. passive monitoring × moderate vs. high traffic) under simulated Free Flight. Passive monitoring and high traffic density both degraded conflict-detection timeliness; under high traffic, detection took ~2 min longer when monitoring. Supports keeping separation authority with the controller. RAW PDF carries a journal-page offset: PDF p. N = orig. printed p. 518+N (PDF p. 1 = orig. p. 519). ```bibtex @article{metzger2001role, author = {Metzger, Ulla and Parasuraman, Raja}, title = {The Role of the Air Traffic Controller in Future Air Traffic Management: An Empirical Study of Active Control versus Passive Monitoring}, journal = {Human Factors}, year = {2001}, volume = {43}, number = {4}, pages = {519--528}, doi = {10.1518/001872001775870421} } ```
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