Pilot Visual Detection of Small Unmanned Aircraft on Final Approach during Nighttime Conditions is a study to evaluate the effectiveness of in-flight pilot visual detection of small UAS platforms encountered during nighttime, visual meteorological conditions (VMC) during the approach to landing phase of flight.
Publication Date- 2021
This work contains the following main sections:
- Problem
- Significance of the Problem
- Purpose
- Research Questions
- Literature Review
- Methodology
- Data Analysis
- Assumptions and Limitations
- Findings & Discussion
- Conclusion
- Recommendations
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Authors- Jon M. Loffi, Ryan J. Wallace, Samuel M. Vance, Jamey Jacob, Jared C. Dunlap, Taylor A. Mitchell, and Dane C. Johnson
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