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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"In-Flight Simulation"”.

  1. Social Facilitation and Test Anxiety in Flight Simulation Training

    <p>The power of an individual's presence to influence another's behavior is apparent in many aspects of human interaction. Performance competitions, team working environments, as well as instructor-student relationships, to name a few, have demonstrated the potential to produce social facilitation …

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  2. Control Law Design and Validation for a Helicopter In-Flight Simulator

    In-flight simulation allows one aircraft to simulate the dynamic response of another aircraft. A control system designed to give RASCAL, a JUH-60A Black Hawk helicopter based at Moffett Field, CA, in-flight simulation capabilities has been designed, optimized and validated in this research. A …

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  3. Architectural experience and motion : a design tool based on simulation and immersing technologies

    … architectural design. This field has evolved and influenced continuously the design medium and process. Architecture implies experience of space and experience relies on motion. Presently, the visualization process offers minimal experiential feed-back as it lacks immersive and proprioceptive …

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  4. The Role Of Domain Expertise And Judgment In Dealing With Unexpected Events

    Unexpected events, particularly those creating surprise, interrupt ongoing mental and behavioral processes, creating an increased potential for unwanted outcomes to the situation. Human reactions to unexpected events vary. One can hypothesize a number of reasons for this variation, including level …

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