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Modulating Workload for Air Traffic Controllers during Airport Ground Operations

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Figure 1. Map of the South end of Roissy Charles-de-Gaulle Airport (Paris, France) and Representative Scenario Event Time- Time-line
Figure 2. Changes in Workload due to Scenario.  asked  to  complete  the  NASA  Task  Load  Index  (TLX)  after  each run (1: low workload; 7 high)

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