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Mid Fidelity Simulation
- Capt. Mark Cameron - Emirates
Expanding Experience into Expertise
IASS 2018 November 12-14 Seattle, USA
From this…
“Report 22 / ACCID / 2001 p17”
Mid Fidelity Simulation Expanding Experience into Expertise IASS - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Mid Fidelity Simulation Expanding Experience into Expertise IASS - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Mid Fidelity Simulation Expanding Experience into Expertise IASS 2018 November 12-14 Seattle, USA Capt. Mark Cameron - Emirates From this Report 22 / ACCID / 2001 p17 We got to this Wee in YYC (AvHerald) - 2010 And finally
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We got to this…
Wee in YYC (AvHerald) - 2010
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And finally…
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So what do we do? Change the checklist? – That usually works.
NASA SA-508 Checklist ET 55:54:53
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Find out what they did? Tell them not to do it again?
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Line Experience ‘Envelope’ – The Gap
Experience Training
SOPs
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Problem Solution
Training Experience ?? SOP
Resilience
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But what kind of package? Reliable Resilient Exploration Compliance Focus on Procedures Focus on Competence
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Delivering the ‘pinch point’
Mid Fidelity Simulation
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But what kind of scenario? Domain Non Domain Leveraged Expertise Expertise
Enhanced Expert Training
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Assembling a scenario?
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Microworlds
- Brehmer
- Dörner
- Dahlström
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Complexity Participants
The ‘Ecology’ of simulations
Coldstore C3 Fire m/s Antwerpen Fuel Leak Emergency Descent Interlab
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You have changed career, grown a hipster beard and now you are the manager of a supermarket…
Call from the supermarket: “The automatic temperature control in the cold storage room has failed, you must come and sort
- ut the temperature
manually!”
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Emergency Descent
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m/s Antwerpen
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Design Goals
- Agnostic, (not A, B, C or E)
- Essentials – what is the minimum
required?
- Intuitive indication of functional
relationships.
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Which means…
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Utility of MFS
- Complementing and enhancing training
– Provides experience of unusual and complex situations – “Risk free” learning beyond execution of SOPs
- Provides pilot performance data
– Logs of actions for analysis, feedback and training design – Development towards automatic feedback and debriefing
- Flexibility and cost
– Can be done anywhere and anytime at limited cost – Responsive to new and short-term training requirements
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MFS ‘in the wild’
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From exactly the same starting point…
NONE
Dublin Keflavik Lajes AB Shannon Gander
ALTERNATE SELECTIONS
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Opinions count…
Strongly Agree Agree Neutral
Disagree Strongly Disagree
I WOULD LIKE TO DO MORE OF THESE SIMULATIONS...
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Planned Work
- Expanding the functionality of the simulation
– Flight trajectory management – Communication capabilities
- Development of new scenarios and of
delivery of simulation as part of a training module
- Aim for a ”suite of simulations” to become
fully integrated in pilot training programs
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