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Field Evaluation of Advanced Training Technologies in Terminal Air Traffic Control

Currently, the FAA performs site-specific training for Terminal Air Traffic Control students at facilities using mainly non-automated methods of training. While higher fidelity simulation is used, much of the training occurs in classrooms and with instructors during on-the-job training, making it resource intensive and non-standardized. Innovative approaches to controller training need to be developed to improve efficiency, quality, and standardization across facilities, particularly as the air traffic system evolves towards the next generation (NextGen) of automation (FAA, 2009a). The MITRE Corporation's Center for Advanced Aviation System Development (CAASD) is developing the Terminal Trainer Prototype, a web-based airspace training system that incorporates state-of-the art training and data-driven technology using templates for multimedia tutorials, serious games, simulations, and interactive discovery learning tools. This prototype has been undergoing field evaluation since September 2008, first at the Miami TRACON facility site, and now continuing at Potomac Consolidated TRACON. This paper describes the prototype and discusses the results of field evaluations performed to date.