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Panoramic cockpit displays for tactical military cockpits
SPIE Proceedings, 2010The F-35 Joint Strike Fighter (JSF) incorporates the latest technology for aerial warfighting. To support this aircraft's mission and to provide the pilot with the increased situational awareness needed in today's battlespace, a panoramic AMLCD was developed and is being deployed for the first time. This 20" by 8" display is the largest fielded to date
Mark Fletcher, David Huffman
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HealthcarePapers, 2020
The 2015 merger of health authorities in Nova Scotia was aggressive in pursuit of greater value. The goal was to create an integrated, accountable care network across the entire province. Years of pent-up frustration, death by a thousand cuts, declining service and growing expectations merged into a slow, insidious bleeding of support for change.
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The 2015 merger of health authorities in Nova Scotia was aggressive in pursuit of greater value. The goal was to create an integrated, accountable care network across the entire province. Years of pent-up frustration, death by a thousand cuts, declining service and growing expectations merged into a slow, insidious bleeding of support for change.
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2013 24th International Workshop on Database and Expert Systems Applications, 2013
We live in a world of very large-scale systems which can be described as global, very fast, and often saturated with uncertainty. Talking about global communication and energy supply systems, interconnected financial markets, global business operation platforms or contemporary large social networks, we usually deal with normal operating regimes (~99 ...
Kemal A. Delic, Jeff A. Riley
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We live in a world of very large-scale systems which can be described as global, very fast, and often saturated with uncertainty. Talking about global communication and energy supply systems, interconnected financial markets, global business operation platforms or contemporary large social networks, we usually deal with normal operating regimes (~99 ...
Kemal A. Delic, Jeff A. Riley
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Ergonomics of Cockpits in Cars
2006It is essential that designers of motor-vehicle cockpits see the driver as part of the driver-vehicle-environment system. This entry starts by systematizing the factors influencing the driver-vehicle-environment system and then goes on to examine features, such as design of signals, controls, and driver assistance systems.
Abendroth, Bettina, Landau, Kurt
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The Engineer, 2020
Is it really possible to keep adding cockpit functionality without distracting the driver? Chris Pickering looks at some of the technology designed to offer the best of both worlds
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Is it really possible to keep adding cockpit functionality without distracting the driver? Chris Pickering looks at some of the technology designed to offer the best of both worlds
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Proceedings of the 2nd ACM/SPEC International Conference on Performance engineering, 2011
Measurement-based performance evaluations are heavily used in practice to test system behavior under load, identify resource bottlenecks, or size system landscapes. Existing literature provides guidelines on how to conduct performance evaluations correctly. Many tools (e.g.
Westermann, D., Happe, J.
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Measurement-based performance evaluations are heavily used in practice to test system behavior under load, identify resource bottlenecks, or size system landscapes. Existing literature provides guidelines on how to conduct performance evaluations correctly. Many tools (e.g.
Westermann, D., Happe, J.
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2006
Abstract In daylight savings season, the wristwatch on a person in Korea will read thirteen hours later than the watch on a man or woman in Washington, D.C. The war that began in Korea at 4 a.m. on Sunday, 25 June 1950, started at 3 p.m. on Saturday the 24th in the U.S. capital, where the thermometer approached 96 degrees.
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Abstract In daylight savings season, the wristwatch on a person in Korea will read thirteen hours later than the watch on a man or woman in Washington, D.C. The war that began in Korea at 4 a.m. on Sunday, 25 June 1950, started at 3 p.m. on Saturday the 24th in the U.S. capital, where the thermometer approached 96 degrees.
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Ergonomics in Design: The Quarterly of Human Factors Applications, 2016
“Lead, where are you going?” Considering this life-saving radio call from my wingman many nights ago, one may wonder how technology could provide every pilot with as vigilant a wingman within his or her own aircraft. Questions regarding this artificial wingman reach beyond its design to include “Is it appropriate or necessary to develop standard ...
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“Lead, where are you going?” Considering this life-saving radio call from my wingman many nights ago, one may wonder how technology could provide every pilot with as vigilant a wingman within his or her own aircraft. Questions regarding this artificial wingman reach beyond its design to include “Is it appropriate or necessary to develop standard ...
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Aircraft Engineering and Aerospace Technology, 1970
THE shape of the hood, windscreen and quarter‐lights of the early P.1127 and Kestrel aircraft was carefully chosen to give the pilot maximum possible downward view over the nose and sides of the fuselage to cater for V/S.T.O.L. manoeuvres.
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THE shape of the hood, windscreen and quarter‐lights of the early P.1127 and Kestrel aircraft was carefully chosen to give the pilot maximum possible downward view over the nose and sides of the fuselage to cater for V/S.T.O.L. manoeuvres.
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