Research reading 069 / Actors / 2026
Visualizing Student Pilot Mental Workload in Real Flight Training Using Wearable Heart Rate Monitoring
Source authors: Hana Procházková; Jaroslav Juračka
Originally published in Transportation Research Procedia · 2026
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Visualizing Student Pilot Mental Workload in Real Flight Training Using Wearable Heart Rate Monitoring
Hana Procházková; Jaroslav Juračka
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A2 Workload and adaptive learning
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Addresses wearable heart-rate monitoring during real student flight training. Helps connect simulator workload discussions to measurements outside the simulator.
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Heart-rate variation has several causes; the title-level inclusion is not an endorsement of a workload threshold.
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Hana Procházková; Jaroslav Juračka (2026). Visualizing Student Pilot Mental Workload in Real Flight Training Using Wearable Heart Rate Monitoring. Transportation Research Procedia, 94, 111-120. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.trpro.2026.01.012
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