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DESCRIPTION:Invited Speaker!!! (Lunch-time Brown Bag)\n	Mr. Brent Kiss\n	Huma
 n Factors Assessment of Ground Control Station (GCS) Interfaces for small 
 Unmanned Aerial Systems\nSince the explosion of the Unmanned Aerial Vehicl
 e (UAV) market in the past five years\, the technology available Commercia
 lly-Off-The-Shelf (COTS) has become not only easily attainable\, but also 
 extremely advanced.  An amateur hobbyist with a little bit of energy\, tim
 e\, passion (and of course money)\, can develop a completely autonomous sy
 stem with the ability to communicate via a live telemetry antennae to its 
 corresponding Ground Control Station (GCS).  How is all of this informatio
 n conveyed to the operator though?  . . . And how is the operator interfac
 ing with the GCS?  . . . Do the flight control systems have the ability to
  record data from their proprietary UAV onboard payload sensors?  . . . An
 d if they do\, then how is this information/data conveyed to the user?  Al
 l of these questions raise many human factors concerns\, and will be discu
 ssed during the presentation.\nMr. Brent Kiss is a Human Factors Engineer 
 at WSRI\, and has supported multiple UAV related projects\, both in the co
 mmercial domain\, as well as AFRL (RHCI).  He has personally tested more t
 han 65 pilots during his research experience at WSU under the supervision 
 of Dr. Jennie Gallimore.  Research efforts focused on ways to improve inte
 rfaces supporting data-link communication for commercial pilots utilizing 
 graphics on a traditional navigation display in conjunction with concatena
 ted clearances.  Mr. Kiss has also designed and constructed a custom VTOL 
 to accommodate multiple miniaturized sensors for various applications.
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LOCATION:Fawcett Hall 339A
SUMMARY:Human Factors and Ergonomics Society/Southern Ohio Chapter Meeting
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 southern-ohio-chapter-meeting
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