The impact of impulsivity on incident involvement in Chinese airline pilots: The serial mediating roles of risk perception and situation awareness
Xudong Xie,
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Yizhi Zhou,
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Xudong Jiang
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Safety Science,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
186, P. 106833 - 106833
Published: Feb. 22, 2025
Language: Английский
Impacts of Flight Operations on the Risk of Runway Excursions
Applied Sciences,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
14(3), P. 975 - 975
Published: Jan. 23, 2024
The
Quick
Access
Recorder
(QAR),
as
an
onboard
device
used
for
monitoring
and
recording
flight
parameters,
has
been
extensively
installed
on
various
types
of
aircraft.
Recently,
there
a
significant
focus
studying
the
typical
safety
event
runway
excursions
based
QAR
data.
However,
is
limited
research
that
combines
analysis
excursion
risks
with
operations,
also
scarcity
studies
divide
investigation
landing
phase
into
multiple
key
stages.
In
this
paper,
we
propose
comparative
operational
characteristics
associated
from
perspective
styles.
A
total
2087
flights
were
classified
basis
touchdown
distance,
taxiing
magnetic
heading
changes
divided
three
styles
these
indicators.
Subsequently,
analyze
operations
attitudes
at
five
stages:
threshold,
flare,
speed
brake
deployment,
touchdown,
reverse
thrust
activation.
Furthermore,
employ
selection
criteria
pilot
proficiency
levels
to
filter
out
standard
curves.
curve
similarity
compare
difference
between
actual
operating
curves
Finally,
correlation
explore
relationship
distance
variances.
findings
indicate
Style
1
pilots
exhibit
lowest
probability
excursions,
yet
their
maneuvers
potentially
elevate
risk
hard
events.
Language: Английский
Knowledge mapping analysis of situational awareness and aviation: A bibliometric study
International Journal of Cognitive Computing in Engineering,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
5, P. 279 - 296
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
This
study
was
motivated
by
the
observed
growth
and
increased
significance
of
situation
awareness
(SA)
in
recent
years.
Despite
its
acknowledged
importance,
a
notable
gap
exists
literature
regarding
comprehensive
systematic
reviews
SA
within
aviation
sector.
spurred
meticulous
analysis
754
articles
from
Web
Science
(WoS)
core
database
for
bibliometric
knowledge
mapping.
The
primary
aim
to
fill
this
acquire
holistic
understanding
aviation.
highlighted
USA
as
contributor
publications,
with
NASA
leading
among
institutions
paper
contributions.
Human
Factors
International
Journal
Aerospace
Psychology
were
journals
domain.
underscored
key
focus
on
healthcare,
aviation,
performance,
workload,
safety
through
co-occurrence
co-citation
analyses.
A
chronological
examination
keywords
revealed
central
research
trajectory
centered
patient
crew
impact
automation
human
performance
dynamic
flight
scenarios.
Burst
keyword
pinpointed
leading-edge
model,
system
design,
implications
factors.
explored
landscape
using
approach.
outcomes
shed
light
present
expedite
scholars'
comprehension
advancements
pivotal
field.
Finally,
we
derived
conceptual
framework
main
components
found
literature.
will
help
researchers
identify
dimensions
SA.
Language: Английский
Level of Pilot Fear on Maneuvering based Brain Wave Using Naïve Bayes Method
Arjon Turnip,
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Ezra Fachry Athalla,
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Daniel Dewantoro Rumani
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et al.
Published: Feb. 21, 2024
In
aviation,
safety
is
a
top
priority.
To
maintain
the
stability
of
airline
performance
and
minimize
accidents
due
to
emotional
responses
from
pilots,
preventive
measures
are
needed.
The
study
focused
on
identifying
pilots'
fear
when
at
certain
altitude.
detect
fear,
this
used
Electroencephalography
(EEG)
with
Naïve
Bayes
method
because
was
able
classify
high
accuracy
that
could
reach
95.0%.
This
signifies
potential
technology
understand
enable
appropriate
action
be
taken.
Thus,
use
EEG
contributes
significantly
development
pilot
decision
support
systems
improve
flight
welfare
safety.
research
will
help
future
improvements
aviation
industry
can
determine
classification
level
maneuvering.
Although
has
percentage,
there
lot
distortion
if
signals
isn't
applied
filtration.
Language: Английский
Safe Work Practice: Choosing the Right Level of Flight Deck Automation
Aud Marit Wahl,
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Tor Erik Evjemo,
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Aleksander Wessel Lind
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et al.
Published: Jan. 1, 2023
Automation
in
modern
aircraft
has
been
a
major
contributor
to
increased
safety
and
efficiency
commercial
flight
operations
the
last
decades.However,
complexity
of
automation
can
reduce
pilots'
understanding
control
thereby
creating
dangerous
even
fatal
situations.The
objective
this
qualitative
study
is
expand
our
human-automation
interaction
by
examining
how
airline
pilots
use
technology
social
collaborative
context.In-depth
interviews
with
describe
situated
practices
on
deck
shed
light
collaborate
interact
automation.It
interesting
note
that
level
not
regarded
as
set
entity
throughout
flight,
but
chosen
strategically
risk
based
an
overall
judgment
operators'
competence
situation
factors
such
weather
navigation.Automation
both
enabler
well
obstacle
for
efficient
teamwork.Our
shows
distinct
proactive
embedded
practice
facilitates
joint
at
hand,
imperative
safe
execution
flights.
Language: Английский