Three aviation-oriented colleges — the University of North Dakota (UND), the University of Alaska and Embry Riddle Aeronautical University (ERAU) — are co-opting on a research project aimed at clarifying pilots’ needs for in-cockpit weather. The study also hopes to gain insight into how best to educate pilots in using the available weather data. Dubbed Weather Technology in the Cockpit (WTIC), the study seeks input from Flying eNewsletter readers, among others. To help with this project, you can complete a user survey by clicking here. The survey will not be linked back to you, and your input is completely anonymous.
University Study Needs Your Input
Key Takeaways:
- Three aviation-focused universities (University of North Dakota, University of Alaska, Embry Riddle Aeronautical University) are collaborating on the "Weather Technology in the Cockpit" (WTIC) research project.
- The WTIC study aims to clarify pilots' needs for in-cockpit weather information and determine the best methods for educating them on its use.
- The project is seeking input through an anonymous user survey to gather data for the research.
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