Measuring and Evaluation of Dynamic Properties of Human Operator

This paper deals with an interaction between human and controlled element called MMS (Man-Machine Systems) and presents a methodology of measurements, evaluation and modelling of human behavior using modern simulation and computation technologies and statistical methods. For this purpose, mathematical models of human behavior must be described. Based on these models can be evaluated actual state of human abilities in terms of dynamic properties, e.g. reaction delay, adaption on controlled element ability, etc. These abilities expressed by the model parameters and their changes in time are observed. The nature of this approach is data acquisition and processing from a real environment. This data are obtained from flight simulator at Brno University of Defense where two sets of test measurements with real pilots were realized.