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HSI Issues from a USAF Pilot/Combat UAV Test Operator Perspective 22 May 02

HSI Issues from a USAF Pilot/Combat UAV Test Operator Perspective 22 May 02. Major Mark E. Garner, USAF AFRL/VAC (937) 255-4078 mark.garner@wpafb.af.mil. Agenda. My Background Why this subject? Observations from the X-45 Program The Rules The Bottom Line. Agenda. My Background

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HSI Issues from a USAF Pilot/Combat UAV Test Operator Perspective 22 May 02

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  1. HSI Issues from a USAF Pilot/Combat UAV Test Operator Perspective22 May 02 Major Mark E. Garner, USAF AFRL/VAC (937) 255-4078 mark.garner@wpafb.af.mil

  2. Agenda • My Background • Why this subject? • Observations from the X-45 Program • The Rules • The Bottom Line

  3. Agenda • My Background • Why this subject? • Observations from the X-45 Program • The Rules • The Bottom Line

  4. Agenda • My Background • Why this subject? • Observations from the X-45 Program • The Rules • The Bottom Line

  5. Why This Subject? • It is critical to the success or failure of the program and ultimately—the success of the planned mission • Results of bad HSI designs

  6. Agenda • My Background • Why this subject? • Observations from the X-45 Program • The Rules • The Bottom Line

  7. FY98 FY99 FY00 FY01 FY02 FY03 FY04 FY05 FY06 FY07 UCAV Program Baseline FY98 FY99 FY00 FY01 FY02 FY03 FY04 FY05 FY06 FY07 FY08 Vision Advanced Technology Development Risk Reduction & Operational Evaluation System Demonstration Program UOS Analysis System A Design/Fab/Int/SCO X-45A First Flights 1 2 Transfer to Air Force Block 1 S/W & Demos Block 2 S/W & Demos System Block Evolution 1 – Single vehicle 2 – Multi-vehicle 3 – Smart single vehicle 4 – Smart multi-vehicle 5 – Joint exercise with manned systems Block 3 S/W & Demos UOS Refinement System B Design/Fab/Integ/SCO Spiral 0 X-45B 3 4 5 Spiral 1 Block 4 S/W & Demos Spiral 2 Block 5 S/W & Demos Program Cycle Timeline Incubation -3 -2 -1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 UOS Refinement Effects Based Development Development ATP MNS Draft ORD Software Build & Test 6 A/V 8 A/V Fabrication & Assembly Operational Assessment User Assessment

  8. Mission Control Console

  9. Nose Camera View From NASA Demo

  10. Nose Camera View From NASA Demo

  11. Agenda • My Background • Why this subject? • Observations from the X-45 Program • The Rules • The Bottom Line

  12. The Rules • Operators should be included in the design process from day one • The design process should allow for immediate changes in the HSI • The HSI should be integrated with an accurate simulation • The HSI should be user-configurable

  13. The AFRL/HEC OVI Lab

  14. Agenda • My Background • Why this subject? • Observations from the X-45 Program • The Rules • The Bottom Line

  15. The Bottom Line • Design and implementation tools that allow real-time prototyping and use with a simulation are essential QUESTIONS ???????

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