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For almost 30 years, the Human Systems Integration Division at NASA-AMES has been on the leading edge of human-centered aerospace research.

Past and current research is driven by a number of programs which include:

  • The NASA Aviation Safety and Reporting System, which was requested by the FAA (1975-current)
  • Crew Factors and Resource Management Program (1980-current)
  • Fatigue Countermeasures Program, which was a Congressional request (1981-current)
  • Workload, Strategic Behavior, and Decision-Making (1980-current)
  • Vision Science and Technology (1980-current)
  • Traffic Collision Avoidance System which was requested from the FAA and ATA (1988-1992)
  • Aviation Safety/Automation Design which was requested by the ATA (1990-current)
  • Army/NASA Aircrew/Aircraft Integration (MIDAS) (1980-current)
  • Datalink (1993-current)
  • HSR (1996-current)
  • AATT (1996-current)

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Last Updated: April 8, 2008