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All.Weather-Landing Operations Bibliography AD-754 267 All.Weather-Landing Operations Bibliography Transportation Systems Center, prepared for Federal Aviation Administration JUNE 1972 Distributed By: National Technical Information Service U. S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE REPORT NO. FAA-RD-72-102 t". ALL-WEATHER-LANDING OPERATIONS BIBLIOGRAPHY James M. Morris Transportation Systems Center 55 Broadway Cambridge,, MA 02142 JUNE 1972 D BIBLIOGRAPHY •l JAN 26 1973 DOCUMENT IS AVAILABLE TO THE PUBLIC C THROUGH THE NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, SPRINGFIELD. VIRGINIA 22151. Rep'odu-d." hy NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE 1~ )(ttfl~fl~ I fh C' -- rerc" l d VA 72151 Prepared for DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION Systems Research and Development Service Washington, D.C. 20591 lSTRhIlON ..SY•MM,. hrlo ntis t gI:sl gRuJD/AVALAL~I"Y 0'2E NOTICE This document is disseminated under the sponsorship of the Department of Transportation in the interest exchange. The United States Govern- of information use ment assumes no liability for its contents or .thereof. /:I REPORT NO. FAA-RD-72-102 ALL-WEATHER-LAND ING OPERATIONS BIBLIOGRAPHY James M. Morris Transportation Systems Center 55 Broadway Cambridge, MA 02142 0. JUNE 1972 BIBLIOGRAPHY DOCUMENT IS AVAILABLE TO THE PUBLIC THRCUGN THE NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, SPRINGFIELD, VIRGINIA 22111. Prepared for DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION Systems Research and Development Service Washington, D.C. 20591 I I. Rport No.. 2. Goernmment Aceession No. 3. Roalpe..ge's Catalog No.. FAA-RD -72-102 1 4. T~itl and Swbeotte 5. Report Date ALL-WEATHER-LANDING OPERATIONS June 1972, BIBLIOGRAPHY 6. Perforuing Orrpiletason Cede 7. Autber(s) James M. Morris 1.FtoigOgniainnw o 9. Performing OrganisaionIr Nome and Address 10. Work. Unit No.. Department of Transportation R2118 Transportation Systems Center 11. Contract ofOren#tNo. 55 Broadway, Cambridge, MA 02142 EA pot2n1erodCvee onsering A-snev N 4 Address B b ig a h Bipelartment oT7r ansportation Bibliography Federal Aviation Administration196-97 Systems Research and Devel. Service 14. Sponsoring Agency Code Washinzton, D.C. 20591__________ 15. 5uppl..ontery Noto& 16. t~rect The bibliography provides a selected coverage of several topic areas within the general subject of all-weather landing. The period covers the re- cent years of 1966 through 1971. The areas are as follows: Approach and Landing, Human-Factors, Navigation and Display Systems, Requirements and/,Standards,. Safety~x'Reliability, and,'Maintenance. 17. Key Woods Is. Dlisribution Metemewmn Landig,Al-WetherDOCUMENT 13 AVAILABLE TO THE PUBLIC Landing, Category III TAU"TENTOA EHIA OpertionsLow-Visibility IMP TWEATIONA PRNGIC1.LTEVICH VIRGINIA 22151. 19. Soew14ti Cleoslf. (5 OWa roper) 20. seourillyClessil. (of this paeg) j21. No. of Pages 22. Poise Unclassified Unclassified Preceding page blank .iii PREFACE The bibliography has been compiled in the course of work on Task C: Human Factors in Category III Operations of Project FAA207. For most of the items in the bibliography, information as to where the abstract may be found, or a report may be obtained, has been included; i.e., A numbers (used in International Aerospace Abstracts), AD numbers (used in U.S. Government Research and Devel- opment Reports), and N numbers (used in NASA's Scientific and Technical Aerospace Reports) are listed where applicable. Preceding page blank CONTENTS Section Page 1. TOPIC INDEX........... ........ ....... .... 11.... 1.1 Approach and Landing.........*............ 2 1.2 Human Factors .................................. 3 1.3 Navigation and Display Systems......... 3 1.4 Requirements and Standards ...................... 4 1.5 Safety, Reliability, and Maintenance............ 4 2. SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ALL-WEATHER LANDING, CATEGORY II AND CATEGORY III LANDING OPERATIONS 1966. 7 2.1 Approach and Landing ............................ 8 2 .2 Human Fatr c.eeeegg.c 8 2.3 Navigation and Display Systems.................. 8 2.4 Requirements and Standards...................... 8 2.5 Safety, Reliability, and Maintenance............ 8 3. SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ALL-WEATHER LANDING, CATEGORY II AND CATEGORY III LANDING OPERATIONS 1967. 15 3.1 Approach and Landing ............................ 16 3.2 Human Factors ................................... 16 3.3 Navigation and Display Systems.................. 16 3.4 Requirements and Standards ...................... 16 3.5 Safety, Reliability, and Maintenance ............ 16 4. SELECTED BIBLIOGRAP!IY OF ALL-WEATHER LANDING, CATEGORY II AND CATEGORY III LANDING OPERATIONS 1968. 21 4.1 Approach and Landing............................ 22 4.2 Human Factors .......... ......................... 22 4.3 Navigation and Display Systems.................. 22 4.4 Requirements and Standards........................ 22 4.5 Safety, Reliability, and Maintenance............. 22 5. SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ALL-WEATHER LANDING, CATEGORY II AND CATEGORY III LANDING OPERATIONS 1969. 29 5.1 Approach and Landing ...... 30 5.2 Human Factors. c..... ~~............ ... 30 5.3 Navigation and Display Systems....... ........... 30 5.4 Requirements and Standards ........... ......... 30 5.5 Safety, Reliability, and Maintenance............ 30 Preceding pags blank vii CONTENTS (CONT.) Section rue 6. SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ALL-WEATHER LANDING, CATEGORY II AND CATEGORY III LANDING OPERATIONS 1970. 33 6.1 Approach and Landing............................ 34 6.2 Human Factors ......... ..... ......... ...... ...... 34 6.3 Navigation and Display Systems.................. 4 6.4 Requirements and Standards.............. ; ....... 34 6.5 Safety, Reliability, and Maintenance............ 34 7. SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ALL-WEATHER LANDING, CATEGORY II AND CATEGORY III LANDING OPERATIONS 1971. 41 7.1 Approach and Landing............................ 42'P 7.2 Human Factors ............. .. .... .,..... .... ..... 42 7.3 Navigation and Display Systems .................. 42 7.4 Requirements and Standards...................... 42 7.5 Safety, Reliability, and Maintenance ............ 42 viii 1, TOPIC INDEX The topic index is presunted to facilitate the reader in iden- tifying an article, paper, or report in its chronological and appro- priate topical area. Thus, 66-1: "i1".Adklins, L. A., aet al Plan For The Development Of All Weather Landing System Reliability Analysis And Criteria, Phase I, Jan 1966, FAA-RD-66-2" is indexed under the year of 1966 and topic of "Safety, Reliability, and Maintenance." The materials are enumerated 66-1, etc., by the alphabetical listing of each first author's last name. Where authorship is un- known, the article is listed at the end of each section. 1 1.prahad1966 1967 1968 15~69 1970 I1971 Landing 66 - 4 67 - 3 68 - 1 69 - 1 70 - 1 71 - I 66 - 5 67 - 6 68 - 2 69 - 3 70 - 2 71 - 2 66-6 67 - 968 - 369 -670 - 571 -4 66 - 9 67 - 11 68 - 4 69 - 8 70 - 6 71 - 66 - 13 67 - 13 68 - 9 69 - 10 70 - 7 71 - 66 - 18 67 - 14 68 - 11 69 - 11 70 - 8 71 - 8 66 -19 67 -15 68 -1269 -12 90 -971- 9 66 - 20 67 - 19 68 - 15 69 - 13 70 - 10 71 - 10 66 24 67 -2068 -16 69-14 70 -14 71 -11 66-25 67 -2168 -17 69 -1570 -15 71 -12 66-30 67 -22 68 -2369 -16 70 -16 66-32 67 -24 68 -28 70 -18 66-33 68 -29 70 -19 66-34 68 -31 710 -20 66 -35 68 -32 70 -21 66 -36 68 -33 70 -22 F)70 - 23 70 - 24 70 - 25 70 - 26 70 -28 70 -29 70-30 70- 31 J['0 - 33 2 1.2 Human Factors 1966 1967 1963 1969 1970 1971 66- 5 67 - 5 68- 3 69 - 4 70 -11 66 - 7 67 - 8 68 - 1 69 - 7 70 - 12 66 - 22 68 - 5 69 - 12 66 28 68 - 22 66 -34 68 - 27 66 - 37 68 - 30 66 - 39 1.3 Navigation and Display Sys- tems 66 - 6 67- 3 68 - 1 69- 1 70 - 1 71 2 66 - 9 67- 6 68 - 2 69- 2 70 - 2 71 3 66 - 11 67 7 68 - 7 69- 5 70 - 3 71 4 66-12 67- 9 68 - 13 69- 6 70- 4 71 6 66 - 13 67 -12 68 - 14 69- 9 70 - 5 71 7 66 - 14 67 -14 68 - 16 69 - 10 70- 8 71 - 10 66 - 15 67 -15 68 - 17 70 - 10 71 - 12 66 - 16 68 - 18 70 - 13 66 - 17 68 - 19 70 - 14 66 - 21 58 - 20 70 - 18 66 - 23 68 - 24 70 - 19 66 - 24 68 - 25 70 - 23 66 - 26 68 -27 70 -25 66 - 27 68 28 70 27 66 - 29 68 33 70 28 66 - 30 70 32 66 - 32 66 -33 66 - 35 66 - 38 _ | .__J_ 3 1.4 Requirements 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 197i and Standards _ 66- 8 67 - 3 68 6 69 - 11 70 -20 71 - 8 66 - 10 67 - 16 68 8 69 - 17 70 -33 71 9 66 -18 67 - 17 68 -9 70 34 71 -11 66 - 20 67 - 18 68 - 10 70 - 35 66 - 30 67 - 21. 68 - 20 66 - 36 68 - 34 66 - 37 68 - 35 66 - 40 68 - 36 66 - 41 1.5 Safety, Reli- ability, and Maintenance 66 - 1 67 - 1 68 - 10 70 - 6 71 -1 66- 2 67- 2 68 -21 70 -22 66 - 3 67 - 10 68 - 23 70 - 29 66 - 14 67 - 12 68 - 26 166 - 15 67 - 13 _66 - 29 -4 ---- SECTI ONS 2-7: SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ALL-WEATHER LANDING, CATEGORY II AND CATEGORY III LANDING OPERATIONS, 1966-1971. S SECTION 2. SELECTED BI BLIOGRAPHY 1966 Preceding page blank 7 S2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 2.5 Approach Human Navigation Requirements Safety and Landing Factors and Display and Standards Reliability 1966 Systems and Maintenance 66 - 1 * 66 - 2 66 - 3 * 66 - 4 * 66 - 5 * * 66-6 * * 66-7 7 * 66 - 8 66 - 9 * 66 - 10 * 66 - 11 66- 12 * 66- 13 * 66- 14 It 66 - 15 I* 66- 16 * 66- 17 * 66- 18 * * 66 - 19 * 66 -20 * * 66 -21 * 66- 22 * 66 -23 * 66- 24 * * 66 -25 * 66 -26 * 66 -27 * 66 -28 * 66 -29 * 6630 * 66 -31 66 -32 * "66 -33 * * 66 - 34 * * 66 -35 * * 66 - 36 * 66 -37 * 66 - 38 66 - 39 S 66 - 40* L66 - 41 * 8 1.
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