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Showing 1 to 16 of 16 for “"Aviation Training"”.
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An Analysis of Students' Perceptions to Just Culture in the Aviation Industry: A Study of a Midwest Aviation Training Program (Case Study)
… can be used to create „Just Culture‟ within the aviation industry. Specific focus will be placed on an aviation program conducted by an accredited university, with the institution in focus being the midwest aviation training program. To this end, a variety of different aspects of safety culture …
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Feasibility and requirements analysis of MIS for operational patrol squadrons in the United States Navy
The feasibility of a computer based Information/Training Support System for Operational Patrol Squadrons is examined in detail. The historical development and evolutionary trends of such a system are reviewed, current initiatives and projects are explained and evaluated, and user requirements are …
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Effects of Oxygen Deprivation on Pilot Performance and Cognitive Processing Skills: A Pilot Study
<p>According to Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) regulations, pilots flying above 14,000 ft. are required to use supplemental oxygen. The purpose of this study was to examine how oxygen deprivation below 14,000 ft. affects pilot performance using the Frasca Mentor Advanced Aviation Training …
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Distance Learning for Instrument Flight: Evaluating the Effectiveness of a Virtual Mentor
… alternative to traditional forms of instrument training. This type of training typically requires an instructor to be present with the student in order to facilitate training. Flight instructors play many important roles in aviation training, one of which is the role of mentor. The premise of …
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Analysis of the Impact of Scenario-Based Training on the Aeronautical Decision Making of Collegiate Flight Students
… of this study was to analyze scenario-based training's effectiveness at improving the aeronautical decision making of collegiate flight students. The researcher scored each participant's aeronautical decision making as they completed simulated flights in an advanced aviation training device. …
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The Effects of Energy Beverages in Counteracting the Symptoms of Mild Hypoxia at Legal General Aviation Altitudes
… certificated pilots at a simulated legal general aviation altitude, utilizing the normobaric High Altitude Lab (HAL) located at <a href="http://search.proquest.com.ezproxy.libproxy.db.erau.edu/pqdtglobal/docview/1466003206/abstract/F2BDA52FF0A64EB1PQ/1?accountid=27203#">Embry Riddle Aeronautical …
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The Effect of Simulator Platform Motion on Pilot Training Transfer: A Meta-Analysis
… (δ) for simulator motion with regard to pilot training transfer. The analysis was based on the techniques developed by Hunter and Schmidt (1990). A d statistic was used for effect size calculations based on information available in the included sources. Eleven studies were reviewed and …
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Cognitive Training Transfer Using A Personal Computer-based Game:a Close Quarters Battle Case Study
… This realism has caught the attention of the training community, which has traditionally sought system and operational replication in training systems such as flight simulators. Since games are designed and marketed for entertainment and not designed for training of tasks, questions exist …
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Naturalistic Study Examining the Data/Frame Model of Sensemaking by Assessing Experts in Complex, Time-Pressured Aviation Domains
… the pilot is physically removed. The military aviation domain may be similar to studied domains that some decisions need to be made rapidly, and situations can change rapidly; nevertheless, as a new domain to the model, offers the potential to reveal new insights. Based on this research, …
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Evaluating Scenarios That Can Startle and Surprise Pilots
… flight deck is a contributing factor in multiple aviation accidents that have been recognized by multiple aviation safety boards. This study identified the effects startle and surprise had on commercial pilots with single and multiengine ratings. Surprise is defined here as something unexpected …
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Examining the influence of frames of reference on flight instructors' process of informal learning in an aviation setting
… with facilitating their students’ learning in an aviation training setting.
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Determinants of Aviation Students’ Intentions to Use Virtual Reality for Flight Training
… technology has been incorporated into numerous training environments, including medicine, engineering, and marketing. The aviation industry, in particular, has a history of embracing technology to enhance training and has especially regulated the requirements of devices for flight training. …
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The Use of Virtual Reality Training Environments for Procedural Training in Fourth-Generation Airliners
… the effectiveness of using virtual reality training environments for procedural training in fourth-generation airliners. Its goal was to assess whether the training outcomes from a recurrent training course for FAA certificated Airframe and Powerplant (A&P) technicians, which used a Full …
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Evaluating The Effectiveness Of Training System Approaches For Highly Complex Flight Training
This research investigates the Training Effectiveness of a low-cost, PC-based training system when compared with two modes (motion and no motion) of a cab training system with large screen for various aviation flying tasks. While much research on this topic has been done in the past, advances in …
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Fly Like a Naval Aviator: Effect of Procedural Angle-of-Attack Training on Pilot Comprehension and Decision-Making in General Aviation
… life-saving equipment more accessible to general aviation (GA) aircraft owners and operators, the FAA streamlined installation of angle of attack (AOA) systems in GA fleets. Yet studies suggest GA pilots are ill-equipped to use these systems without training. Pilot performance suffers when an AOA …