Abstract
This paper examines an icon set designed for displaying uncertainty surrounding threat levels of an approaching object in an aircraft cockpit. This is done through an experiment that compares an icon set designed for this experiment with two icon sets from existing research that were tested in static laboratory conditions. The experiment used a flight simulator to simulate realistic flight conditions. The results showed that the icon set designed for this experiment was easier to read. Guidelines for the design of icons for displaying uncertainty are presented based on the results of the experiment.
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