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Situation awareness through the integration of transient information into future cockpit taxi guidance

Today, pilots have to deal with an ever increasing amount of information required to conduct not only a safe but also efficient flight. Nevertheless, most of the information is presented in a wide-ranging manner. Situation Awareness (SA) is the becoming and remaining aware that a situation has changed to a potential problematic situation. Intuitive action of a pilot is based on established training procedures and the human's intuition — this allows for performing the right operational procedure during any operation in flight or on ground. SA is significantly improved only when adequate and accurate information is available at the appropriate moment. As part of a combined research effort between Jeppesen Research and the Institute of Flight Guidance of the Technical University of Braunschweig, a concept & demonstrator for the integration of transient information into future taxi guidance support systems, such as an Electronic Flight Bag (EFB), has been developed. The intent of the concept and demonstrator is to provide the pilot with assistance during the taxi phase.