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Two pilots may be safer than one: The effect of group discussion on perceived invulnerability [PDF]
, 2011 Although most general aviation (GA) pilots have received training in aviation decision making, one of the most common causes of GA accidents remains a pilot’s decision to press-on with a flight, when the safe decision was to turn back or divert ...
Gilbey, Andrew, Lee, Seung Yong
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The evaluation of product and process for in-flight decision-making training [PDF]
, 2006 Forty-One male pilots from ROC Air Force Tactical Training Wings participated in the study. The flying experience of participants was between 354 and 220 hours with an average of 292 hours. Participants were randomly divided into two groups, 21 pilots in
Harris, Don +2 more
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The automatic pilot of honeybees [PDF]
Proceedings of the Royal Society of London. Series B: Biological Sciences, 2003 Using scanning harmonic radar, we make visible for the first time the complete trajectories of "goal-vector" flights in honeybees. We demonstrate that bees captured at an established feeding station, and released elsewhere, nevertheless embark on the previously learned vector flight that would have taken them directly home from the station, had they ...
Riley, J. R. +8 more
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Analysis of Health Problems among Airline Pilots in Korea (2016~2018)
Hanggong uju uihakoeji, 2020 The medical fitness of pilots is part of the civil aviation safety scenery. This study aimed to analyze the health problems occurring among Korean commercial pilots.
Ji Seon Kim, Yun Young Choi
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The rescue of the allied pilots in Poreče in 1944 [PDF]
Istorija 20. Veka, 2017 The paper presents the results of the research conducted on the rescue of the seven Allied (American) pilots in Macedonia (Poreče) by the Ravna Gora Movement. This event took place in August, 1944.
Aleksandar Simonovski
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Evaluating Mobile Learning: Reflections on Current Practice [PDF]
, 2005 The field of mobile learning is at present characterised by a proliferation of pilots and trials that allow mobile technologies to be tested out in a variety of learning contexts.
Kukulska-Hulme, Agnes, Traxler, John
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Social SciencesThe profession of airline pilots is characterized by high levels of stress and a significant risk of burnout. The health emergency period has exacerbated these challenges to health and well-being, with long COVID adding further strain to aviation ...
Cataldo Giuliano Gemmano +3 more
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D7.3 - Pilots and Cross-Pilot collaboration report
, 2021 This document reports the work conducted in the inter-pilot and collaboration task (T7.6). It includes new use cases tested in each pilot site, describes the main generalization aspects of the PIXEL Platform and models and lessons learnt regarding the PIXEL framework, in the four use-cases, have been included.
Lacalle, Ignacio +21 more
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Gender on the flightdeck: experiences of women commercial airline pilots in the UK [PDF]
, 2015 The reasons for, and the implications arising from, the underrepresentation of women on the flightdeck of commercial aircraft continues to challenge national Governments, the aviation industry, and the academic community. Although some airlines have made
Budd, Lucy +2 more
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High- and low-pressure pneumotachometers measure respiration rates accurately in adverse environments [PDF]
, 1968 Respiration-rate transducers in the form of pneumotachometers measure respiration rates of pilots operating high performance research aircraft. In each low pressure or high pressure oxygen system a sensor is placed in series with the pilots oxygen supply
Fagot, R. J. +2 more
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