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USS-Net: A neural network-based model for assisting flight route scheduling.

PloS one Jan 1, 2025
Air traffic congestion-induced flight accidents pose a significant challenge in the aviation sector. Currently, aviation navigation systems primarily rely on GPS and Inertial Navigation Systems (INS) to track aircraft, yet they lack the capability to...
Models, Theoretical Aircraft Accidents, Aviation Aviation Humans Neural Networks, Computer Algorithms
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Instrument Failure, Stress, and Spatial Disorientation Leading to a Fatal Crash With a Large Aircraft.

Aerospace medicine and human performance Nov 1, 2017
BACKGROUND: An aircraft's orientation relative to the ground cannot be perceived via the sense of balance or the somatosensory system. When devoid of external visual references, the pilot must rely on instruments. A sudden unexpected instrument indic...
Aircraft Pilots Equipment Failure Analysis Adult Confusion Accidents, Aviation Humans Male Orientation, Spatial Sweden Stress, Psychological Risk Factors
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Cloudy with a Chance of Drones.

Scientific American Sep 1, 2015
Robotics Aircraft Accidents, Aviation Humans
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Pilot licensing after aortic valve surgery.

The Journal of heart valve disease May 1, 2010
BACKGROUND AND AIM OF THE STUDY: Bicuspid aortic valve is the most common congenital heart malformation, and a high percentage of patients with this condition will develop complications over time. It is rare that pilots undergo aortic valve surgery, ...
Heart Valves Risk Assessment Aortic Valve Europe Licensure Military Personnel Humans Aerospace Medicine Heart Valve Prosthesis Adult Bioprosthesis Accidents, Aviation Male
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My copilot is a nurse--using crew resource management in the OR.

AORN journal Jan 1, 2006
Crew resource management (CRM) has been used for more than 20 years in the aviation industry to teach individual error countermeasures by developing nontechnical (ie, cognitive, social) skills based on the observed traits of successful individuals an...
Safety Management Efficiency, Organizational Practice Guidelines as Topic Health Care Sector Operating Rooms Nursing Staff, Hospital Communication Attitude of Health Personnel Health Knowledge, Attitudes, Practice Humans Disclosure Interprofessional Relations Assertiveness Patient Advocacy Medical Errors Accidents, Aviation Conflict, Psychological Professional Competence Operating Room Nursing Self-Assessment Negotiating Decision Making, Organizational Organizational Culture Aviation
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Incorrect identification of a military pilot with international implications.

International journal of legal medicine Jan 1, 1997
The case is reported of a military pilot shot down in 1986 during a mission whose body was recovered in an advanced state of decomposition and delivered to Italian police in 1989. The first autopsy led to an incorrect identification of the corpse. Be...
Accidents, Aviation Dental Records Forensic Dentistry Postmortem Changes Military Personnel Humans Adult Male
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Rupture of dissecting aneurysm in a China Airlines co-pilot.

Forensic science international Aug 15, 1996
A 46-year-old male co-pilot of China Airlines developed shortness of breath during landing on a flight from Tokyo to Taipei on May 17, 1994. He was found dead shortly after landing. He was well and had passed his semi-annual health examination with n...
Aneurysm, Ruptured Accidents, Aviation Aortic Aneurysm Arteriosclerosis Fatal Outcome Aortic Dissection Hyperlipoproteinemias Work Capacity Evaluation Humans Male Middle Aged China
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A correlative investigation of simulated occupant motion and accident report in a helicopter crash.

Aviation, space, and environmental medicine Jan 1, 1996
BACKGROUND: In the late 1980's, an Army Apache helicopter crashed during a training mission, resulting in fatal injuries to the rear seat pilot and survivable injuries to the front seat copilot. U.S. Army investigators assessed the aircraft damage an...
Computer Simulation Biomechanical Phenomena Models, Theoretical Humans Seat Belts Accidents, Aviation Equipment Design Spinal Injuries Head Protective Devices Motion Protective Devices Acceleration
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The effect of trans-cockpit authority gradient on Navy/Marine helicopter mishaps.

Aviation, space, and environmental medicine Aug 1, 1992
Navy and Marine Corps helicopter mishaps which had a pilot causal factor assigned were examined to determine if the relative military rank of the pilot and copilot was associated with the rate of occurrence per 100,000 flight hours. All class A and B...
Humans Accidents, Aviation United States Aerospace Medicine Aircraft Military Personnel
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