World Aviation Congress & Exposition Technical Session Schedule Wednesday, September 10 Realistic Training (Session Code: WAC27) Room 511A  3:30 p.m. An analysis of cognitive science in complex dynamic environments starts off, including concrete examples in the NASA in-flight icing training program. This is followed by presentation of data from air line pilots in Part 121 Subpart O and N training compared to air line pilots in Advanced Qualification Programs. A Third presentation explores a process for developong recommended training practices and standards development. The concluding panel addresses goals, resources and indicators with a panel format. Organizers - James Ward, Comair Chairpersons - James Ward, Comair Time Paper No. Title 3:30 p.m. 2003-01-3061 Cognitive Science and Aviation Training: Foundations for Effective Learning and Operational Application Immanuel Barshi, NASA Ames Research Center; Robert Mauro, University of Oregon 4:00 p.m. 2003-01-3062 Airline Pilots Experiences in and Reactions to Their Check Rides: Results From a Nationwide, Representative Survey David P. Baker, J. Matthew Beaubien, Gonzalo Ferro, American Institutes For Research 4:30 p.m. ORAL ONLY Training: Information, Issues and Recommended Practices James Ward, Comair 5:00 p.m. ORAL ONLY Training Goals: Resources and Indicators: Past, Present and Future David P. Baker, American Institutes For Research; Immanuel Barshi, National Aeronautics and Space Administration; J. Matthew Beaubien, American Institutes For Research; Robert Mauro, University of Oregon; Gonzalo Ferro, American Institutes For Research; James Ward, Comair Planned by Human Behavioral Technology Committee / Aerospace Technologies Activity