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A Review of the Perceptual and Cognitive Issues Associated With the Use of Head-Up Displays in Commercial Aviation

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A head-up display (HUD) is a projection of symbology into the pilot's forward field of view that enables the pilot to monitor the instrumentation while, theoretically, also viewing the external domain. Although the HUD has been shown to improve flight performance, there are perceptual and cognitive issues that need to be addressed. This article reviews selected literature that investigates these issues and the possible solutions posed and identifies areas that remain in doubt.

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2015Engineering Psychology and Human Performance 1980Cognitive issues in head-up displays 1998Costs and Benefits of Head-Up Display Use: A Meta-Analytic Approach 2001Pathway HUDs: Are They Viable?

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