Browsing College of Aeronautics by Issue Date
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Obtaining Objective Measurements of Reaction Times to Auditory Alarms
(2000-05)Several pulse parameters that were believed to affect response time to auditory alarms were investigated in a factorial experiment. 18 subjects, (14 male, 4 female), participated in an experiment where the effects of ... -
Experimental GOES Sounder products for the assessment of downburst potential
(2000-10)Several experimental products derived from Geostationary Operational Environmental Satellite (GOES) Sounder retrievals (vertical profiles of temperature and moisture) have been developed to assist weather forecasters in ... -
Near-real-time applications of a mesoscale analysis system to complex terrain
(2002-03-22)Several mesoscale data analysis systems are reviewed, of which one is then adapted and applied to the complex terrain of northwest Utah and the western United States. The analysis system relies on the simple, but computationally ... -
Evaluation of the human impact of password authentication practices on information security
(2004)The research objective was to develop a model for evaluating the human impact that password authentication issues are having on the security of information systems. Through distributing a survey and conducting an experiment, ... -
Evaluation of the human impact of password authentication practices on information security
(2004)The research objective was to develop a model for evaluating the human impact that password authentication issues are having on the security of information systems. Through distributing a survey and conducting an experiment, ... -
Local adjustment of the background error correlation for surface analyses over complex terrain
(2005-04-01)The terrain between grid points is used to modify locally the background error correlation matrix in an objective analysis system. This modification helps to reduce the influence across mountain barriers of corrections to ... -
Simulation for Evaluating the Usability of Integrated Flight Decks
(2005-12)There is a modern revolution of pilot interface designs as technological advancements force industrial progress in general aviation (GA). Recent accident statistics and safety reports indicate that computerized flight ... -
Evaluation of a wind-wave system for ensemble tropical cyclone wave forecasting. part I: Winds
(2013-04)A computationally efficient method of producing tropical cyclone (TC) wind analyses is developed and tested, using a hindcast methodology, for 12 Gulf of Mexico storms. The analyses are created by blending synthetic data, ... -
Probability distributions and threshold selection for monte carlo-type tropical cyclone wind speed forecasts
(2014-04-30)Probabilistic wind speed forecasts for tropical cyclones from Monte Carlo-type simulations are assessed within a theoretical framework for a simple unbiased Gaussian system that is based on feature size and location error ... -
Ascent and Scenario-Based Time of Useful Consciousness (TUC)
(2014-05)The Time of Useful Consciousness (TUC) is a standardized table that has been used by aviation regulatory, safety, and manufacturing organizations for over 50 years to better understand the potential danger of cabin ... -
Qualitative and Quantitative Analyses of Drivers Attitudes towards General Usability of Smart Technology Specific to the Secondary Task of Texting While Operating a Vehicle
(2014-05)The purpose of this study was to assess the qualitative and quantitative analyses of driver’s attitudes towards general usability of smart technology specific to the secondary task of texting while operating a vehicle for ... -
Factors Leading to a Satisfying Career in Airport Management: Evidence from Airport Managers in Norway
(2014-05)The purpose of this study was to identify factors that influence a person to choose airport manager as a professional career and how these factors relate to the level of satisfaction the person experiences with this career ... -
Validity and Reliability of a Mini - Situational Judgment Test (SJT) for Pilots
(2014-07)Situational judgment test (SJT) was developed by Hunter (2002) to test pilot judgment. SJT is very useful. However, this test takes too long for participants to complete. A mini-SJT was developed with shortened questions. ... -
Airline Consumer's Perception of Transport Security Administration’s Prohibited Items
(2014-07)There has been limited research conducted and significantly limited scholarly articles on consumer attitudes towards the current TSA prohibited items list. If the research were to be conducted a year after the September ... -
Previous mental illness diagnoses predict perceptions of current mental illness: a cultural and gender differences analysis of the United States and India
(2015-04-30)The disparities in mental health care around the world have led to differences in the way mental illness is treated, diagnosed, and stigmatized. The studies conducted revealed in this article investigated differences between ... -
System Wide Trust Contagion Effect
(2015-05)Trust is integral in any service industry, especially in the consumer-oriented field of aviation. The first step of this research is the reorganization of the importance of trust. To understand its importance on the ... -
Consumers’ Trust in Pilots Based on Pilot’s Preference for use of Breathalyzer in the Cockpit
(2015-05)Trust has been studied across disciplines for years, with the focus looking at trust between individuals, between individuals and organizations, and between organizations (Lee & See, 2004). Establishing trust between ... -
Review of Aviation Research: A Content Analysis of Articles Published in the Collegiate Aviation Review, 2007–2012
(2015-12)The purpose of the study was to conduct a content analysis of the methodological quality of articles published in the Collegiate Aviation Review (CAR)— a refereed journal of the University Aviation Alliance (UAA)—to determine ... -
Ras Labs.-CASIS-ISS NL experiment for synthetic muscle: Resistance to ionizing radiation
(2016-03-21)In anticipation of deep space travel, new materials are being explored to assist and relieve humans in dangerous environments, such as high radiation, extreme temperature, and extreme pressure. Ras Labs Synthetic Muscle - ... -
Trust in Automation: A Study of Helicopter Pilot Perception on Enhanced Flight Vision Systems (EFVS)
(2016-09)Trust in automation is a growing field of research that serves a vital role in understanding how humans interact with modern technology. Though automation is certainly becoming more prevalent in many professions, it has ...