EVALUATING INSTRUCTOR/EVALUATOR INTER-RATER RELIABILITY FROM PERFORMANCE DATABASE INFORMATION
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Carriers operating under the FAA's Advanced Qualification Program are required to assess individual and crew performance via Line Oriented Evaluations (LOEs). LOEs take place in a full-motion simulator, and involve a full crew performing a simulated flight from take-off to landing. Evaluating crew performance in the LOE is an arduous task, even for highly-trained professionals. Therefore, techniques are needed for training Instructor/Evaluators (I/Es), and for maintaining I/E calibration indefinitely. This paper describes the major steps involved in the development of Inter-Rater Reliability (IRR) training programs, as well as the usefulness of LOE performance database information for assessing I/E calibration between IRR training sessions. BACKGROUND
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