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Innovating Aircraft Repair Processes: The Role of Digitalization in Sustainability

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This research explores how digitalization—by storing detailed non‐destructive testing data in structured DICONDE databases and creating a standard data model of the component—innovates aviation maintenance and repair processes. Coupled with a developed state‐based simulation model, it enables data‐driven, sustainable repair strategies that reduce waste,
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Beyond "spatial ability"

Proceedings of the seventh annual ACM/IEEE international conference on Human-Robot Interaction, 2012
Prior research has proposed the use of a Perception by Proxy framework that relies on human perception to support actions of autonomy. Given the importance of human perception, this framework highlights the need to understand how human cognitive abilities factor into the human-robot dynamic.
Fincannon, Thomas   +3 more
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Understanding spatial ability

Educational Psychologist, 1984
Spatial ability is discussed in terms of psychometric factors and information processing research. Reanalysis of major psychometric studies suggests two major spatial factors — spatial relations and spatial visualization ability. Apparent differences between these factors in speed versus power and cognitive complexity are verified by process analyses ...
James W. Pellegrino   +2 more
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Learning anatomy enhances spatial ability

Anatomical Sciences Education, 2013
Spatial ability is an important factor in learning anatomy. Students with high scores on a mental rotation test (MRT) systematically score higher on anatomy examinations. This study aims to investigate if learning anatomy also oppositely improves the MRT‐score.
Vorstenbosch, M.A.T.M.   +5 more
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Spatial Aptitude and Permutational Ability

The Journal of Psychology, 1975
The relationship between spatial aptitude and the ability to permute letters and numbers was investigated by presenting the Revised Minnesota Paper Form Board (MPFB), a letter rearrangement test (LRT), and a number rearrangement test (NRT) to two separate samples of college students (N = 94 and N = 53). For every comparison (MPFB vs.
Edward I, Gavurin, Dorothy, Murgatroyd
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Predicting Cognitive Styles from Spatial Abilities

The American Journal of Psychology, 2006
Abstract Previous studies on spatial memory reveal that people represent spatial information in 3 different forms: landmark, route, and survey. The aim of this work was to assess spatial abilities in order to predict a person’s cognitive style. In order to do this we used 9 different spatial tasks, which were linked with these 3 forms of
NORI, RAFFAELLA, GIUSBERTI, FIORELLA
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SPATIAL ABILITIES AND SPATIAL EGOCENTRISM IN THE YOUNG CHILD

Child Development, 1971
SHANTZ, CAROLYN U., and WATSON, JOHN S. Spatial Abilities and Spatial Egocentrism in the Young Child. CHILD DEVELOPMENT, 1971, 42, 171181. It was hypothesized that the ability of the young child to predict the location of objects on a mock landscape after he has physically moved around the landscape is positively related to his ability to identify ...
C U, Shantz, J S, Watson
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Vehicles of spatial ability

Personality and Individual Differences, 2002
Spatial ability implies the generation, retention, retrieval, and transformation of visuo-spatial information. Factor analytic research has identified a broad array of spatial factors. Visualization (Vz) and Spatial relations (SR) are among the most cited.
Roberto Colom   +3 more
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Spatial abilities for architecture

2020
data and source code on spatial ability study with ...
Emo, Beatrix   +5 more
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