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" Advances in aviation psychology. "
edited by Michael A. Vidulich (Air Force Research Laboratory, USA), Pamela S. Tsang (Wright State University, USA) & John M. Flach (Wright State University, USA)
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BL
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644360
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Advances in aviation psychology.\ edited by Michael A. Vidulich (Air Force Research Laboratory, USA), Pamela S. Tsang (Wright State University, USA) John M. Flach (Wright State University, USA)
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Ashgate studies in human factors for flight operations
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Advances in aviation psychology ;; v. 1
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xxvii, 274 pages :: illustrations ;; 25 cm
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9781472438409
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: 147243840X
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9781472438423
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9781472438416
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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Part 1. Aviation psychology: Aviation psychology: optimizing human and system performance / Michael A. Vidulich, Pamela S. Tsang, & John M. Flach -- Applying systems thinking to aviation psychology / Nancy G. Leveson -- An earthbound perspective on orientation illusions experienced in aerospace flight / James R. Lackner -- Part 2. Next generation air space and air traffic control: NASA NextGen flightdeck research: a database of research areas and results / Kathleen L. Mosier & Alec Munc -- Flight-deck models of workload and multi-tasking: an overview of validation / Christopher D. Wickens & Angelia Sebok -- Clarifying cognitive complexity and controller strategies in disturbed inbound peak ATC operations / Marian J. Schver-van Blanken -- Ecological flight deck displays: the world behind the glass / Max Mulder -- Risk perception in ecological information systems / Jan Comans, C. Borst, M.M. van Paassen, & Max Mulder -- Part 3. Pilot factors for air and/or ground based operations: Implications of text chat for air crew communication and coordination / Nancy J. Cooke, Christopher W. Myers, & Prashanth Rajivan -- Human-centered automation as effective work design / Amy R. Pritchett & Karen M. Feigh -- Enhancing military helicopter pilot assistant systems through resource adaptive dialogue management / Felix Maiwald & Axel Schulte -- Individual pilot factors predict simulated runway incursion outcomes / Kathleen van Benthem & Chris M. Herdman -- Part 4. Training and selection: Synthetic task environments and the three body problem / John M. Flach, Winston Bennett Jr., & Scott M. Galster -- Enhancing management of complex and unforeseen situations among pilots: new trends in cognitive-adaptation training / Marie-Pierre Fornette, Marthe Bourgy, Jean-Yves Jollans, Corinne Roumes, & Françoise Darses -- Distribution of attention as a function of time -- a different approach to measure a part of situation awareness / Katrin Meierfrankenfeld, Werner Gress, & Bettina Vorbach
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"This book is the first in a series of volumes to be published in conjunction with the Biennial International Symposium on Aviation Psychology (ISAP). The aim of each volume is not only to report the latest findings in aviation psychology but also to suggest new directions for advancing the field. More than simply a collection of selected proceeding papers authors expand on their work following the benefit of interactions at the symposium"--Provided by publisher
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Aviation psychology
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Flight-- Physiological aspects
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Aerospace Medicine-- methods
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Psychology, Industrial-- methods
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Space Flight
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Aircraft-- instrumentation
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155.965
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RC1085.A38 2014
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Vidulich, Michael A.
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Tsang, Pamela S.
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Flach, John
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International Symposium on Aviation Psychology(17th :2013 :, Wright State University)
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