Risk Decision Making and Flight Simulation Testing for an Airline

Analyzing civil aviation accidents over the past decade reveals that more than 70% of these incidents are linked to pilot decision-making errors or adverse emotional states. This underscores the pivotal role a pilot's risk decision-making capacity plays in ensuring the safety and success of flight missions. While numerous methods exist to assess and train pilots' decision-making skills, pinpointing their decision-making tendencies during crucial moments with precision and clarity remains challenging. Vibration imaging technology, an innovative method for emotion measurement, introduces an avenue to anticipate decision-making behaviors by capturing pilots' physiological responses. This research endeavors to investigate the applicability of this technology in forecasting pilot risk decision-making, with the aspiration of furnishing a robust auxiliary tool for enhancing flight training and safety.