Short-Term Solutions to Prevent Simulator-Induced Motion Sickness: Report of a Conference.
Abstract
On September 21-28, 1985, a conference was held at Pensacola, Florida, for the purpose of determining a model of simulator-induced motion sickness. A total of 17 scientists, with expertise in areas related to the study of motion sickness and its treatment, were in attendance. The scientists were asked to address a variety of questions which had been previously prepared by the conference conveners, and were individually deposed in a quasi-legal manner in the presence of a court reporter. From theses depositions a set of guidelines and recommendations have been proposed as short-term approaches to limiting the severity of the problem until longer term solutions can be experimentally validated. Keywords: Flight simulators; Simulator sickness, Visual-vestibular asynchrony; Training; Motion sickness.
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Mar 01, 1986
- Accession Number
- ADA187275
Entities
People
- K. S. Berbaum
- L. J. Hettinger
- R. S. Kennedy
- W. P. Dunlap