Long, J; Hill, B; (2005) Validating diagnostic design knowledge for air traffic management: a case-study. In: Marmaras, N and Kontogiannis, T and Nathanael, D, (eds.) Proceedings of the Annual Conference of the European Association of Cognitive Ergonomics : EACE 2005 Conference, 29 September-1 October 2005, Chania, Greece. (pp. 3 - 10). Hellenic Ergonomics Society: Athens, Greece.

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Abstract

This paper reports research, aimed at validating design knowledge (Timmer, 1999) for airtraffic management (ATM). The knowledge is applied to an ATM simulation to diagnose design problems, associated with controller planning horizons. The case-study is judged a success. The design knowledge is shown to be correctly operationalised, tested and generalised to an ATM simulation, more complex than that used to develop the knowledge. However, problems with application are reported. The validation is, thus, only partial. Solution of these problems constitutes a requirement for future research. More general problems of applying design knowledge from research are identified and discussed.

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