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Handbook of Aviation Human Factors
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In this paper, the authors present an overview of the history of human factors in aviation and present a Framework for the Effective Practice of Human Factors, or "What Your Mentor Never Told You About a Career in Human Factors."Abstract:
Contents: B.H. Kantowitz, Series Foreword. Preface. Part I:Introduction. J.M. Koonce, A Historical Overview of Aviation Human Factors. J.E. Deaton, J.G. Morrison, Aviation Research and Development: A Framework for the Effective Practice of Human Factors, or "What Your Mentor Never Told You About a Career in Human Factors..." D. Meister, Measurement in Aviation Systems. D.W. Abbott, M.A. Wise, J.A. Wise, Underpinnings of System Evaluation. R. Westrum, A.J. Adamski, Organizational Factors Associated With Safety and Mission Success in Aviation Environments. Part II:Human Capabilities and Performance. L. Bainbridge, Processes Underlying Human Performance. R.R. Amalberti, Automation in Aviation: A Human Factors Perspective. C. Prince, E. Salas, Team Processes and Their Training in Aviation. D.E. Maurino, Crew Resource Management: A Time for Reflection. G. Costa, Fatigue and Biological Rhythms. M.R. Endsley, Situation Awareness in Aviation Systems. D.L. Pohlman, J.D. Fletcher, Aviation Personnel Selection and Training. Part III:Aircraft. L. Hitchcock, Pilot Performance. J.M. Reising, K.K. Liggett, R.C. Munns, Controls, Displays, and Workplace Design. W.F. Moroney, B.W. Moroney, Flight Simulation. L.E. Kovarik, R.C. Graeber, P.R. Mitchell, Human Factors Considerations in Aircraft Cabin Design. B.E. Hamilton, Helicopter Human Factors. Part IV:Air Traffic Control. M.S. Nolan, Air Traffic Control. D.J. Garland, E.S. Stein, J.K. Muller, Air Traffic Controller Memory: Capabilities, Limitations, and Volatility. V.D. Hopkin, Air Traffic Control Automation. K. Kerns, Human Factors in Air Traffic Control/Flight Deck Integration: Implications of Data-Link Simulation Research. Part V:Aviation Operations and Design. J.M. Hammer, Human Factors of Functionality and Intelligent Avionics. T.A. Lindholm, Weather Information Presentation. C.G. Drury, Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance. R.J. Lofaro, Human Factors in U.S. Civil Aviation Security. S. Baker, Aviation Incident and Accident Investigation. R.D. Gilson, Forensic Aviation Human Factors [Accident/Incident Analyses for Legal Proceedings].read more
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