workload

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3.2.6 Economics, including the goal of reducing flight deck workload to permit safe and efficient utilization of two- rather than three-person crews, was a major driving force behind the next major step in flight deck automation: electronic cathode ray tube (CRT) displays and automated system management devices. (The relationship between automation and workload has yet to be established, however, and it is incorrect to accept as a general statement that automation reduces workload, since there are conditions under which the very opposite occurs.) The attempt to reduce workload and thus crew complement, allowing the introduction of wide-body aircraft requiring only a two-pilot crew. Automation was seen as one way to reduce flight deck workload, but experience suggests that, while a reduction in manual workload has been achieved, mental workload has not been reduced by the same amount. Operational experience also suggests that automation may not always reduce workload in those phases of flight in which it is usually high, for example, arrivals and landings at busy terminals.

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1 general::   noun ADJ. enormous, heavy, huge | excessive | additional, extra, increased | lighter, reduced | administrative VERB + WORKLOAD have She's got an increased workload this year. | expand, increase | ease, lighten, reduce An assistant one day a week would ease my workload. | distribute, share, spread We want to try and distribute the workload more evenly. | cope with WORKLOAD + VERB expand, increase Doctors are having to cope with an ever-expanding workload.

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