WEATHER IN THE COCKPIT

nine88

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Hello,
My name is Ibrahim Dodoji. I am a graduate student at Florida Institute of Technology Melbourne Fl. As a requirement for my graduate program I am conducting a study on “weather information in the general aviation cockpit”. I am humbly requesting that pilots, regardless of the license they hold, to please help me and take the following survey which takes less 5 minutes to complete. I can be contacted at [email protected] for any question or further information. The following is the link to the survey and it will be opened until 30th May 2013. Thank you very much for helping.

http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/FZKSVHK
 
Completed. Most of my weather info comes from Foreflight, then 1-800-WX-BRIEF if anything looks below absolute VFR. I've never received inflight weather from anyone except from an ATIS broadcast or ATC recommending I don't attempt an approach.
 
The survey is a jumble. It is impossible to respond accurately. It confuses products (e.g., FA and METAR) with sources (e.g., NWS and DUATS). I started, but did not finish because of that confusion.
 
Honestly, these all-too-easy surveys tick me off, as the methodology is so flawed as to be utterly useless. You're a GRAD student, and if you don't understand self-selection bias, you're not ready to move on.
 
Even scarier that somebody might actually use one of these tripe sheets as a background reference at some time in the future.

Honestly, these all-too-easy surveys tick me off, as the methodology is so flawed as to be utterly useless. You're a GRAD student, and if you don't understand self-selection bias, you're not ready to move on.
 
I get weather in the cockpit sometimes when flying through moderate rain. It drips a little onto my arm. I need to improve my canopy seal.
 
Every time I read this I think we're about to discuss the F16 crash at Oshkosh.
Now there was weather IN the cockpit.
 
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