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    and challenging situations a pilot can go through. On 25 January 2006, a pilot crashed his recently purchased Cessna 172C while ferrying it from Arkansas to his home base in Richfield, Utah after encountering instrument meteorological conditions (IMC) while flying via visual flight rules (VFR). The airplane suffered extensive damage when it collided with numerous trees

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    Providing for homeland security in the United States requires protection from a diverse set of threats. One prominent avenue of attack is via maritime routes, yet the nature of the coastal marine space makes it extremely difficult to detect and intercept smuggling vessels. Many sensing technologies exist for detection of seacraft, but there are few options for deployment of these sensors. Currently, such sensors are deployed on various manned vessels, tethered buoys, and aircraft. Development and

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    prevention of spatial disorientation is mandatory, one of the main priorities is to understand the definition for ‘spatial disorientation’ in terms of aviation. When it comes to the definition, it can have a few definitions. It can be known as a condition where the pilot fails to match the perception of direction with true performance. However, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) of the United States gives a more simplified definition for it which is when the pilot is incapable of telling which

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    stored in a cooler and brought 143 back to the laboratory on the same day. The samples were immediately filtered using pre-rinsed 0.2 μm Remote Sens. 2015, 7 5 Nuclepore membrane filters (Whatman GmbH) and analyzed for optical 144 absorption. Meteorological 145 data (wind speed and wind direction) were acquired from NOAA 's National Data Buoy Center 146 (NDBC) at the Grand Isle station (GISL1, 20.265°N 89.958°W) for 2010 and 2011. River discharge 147 information was obtained

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    presence, they still plague our skies. Spatial disorientation is one of these dangers and “is defined as the failure to perceive or perceiving incorrectly the position, motion, or attitude of the aircraft” (Cheung, 2013, p. 1211). The deprivation of visual references such as darkness, fog, haze, clouds or terrain can cause spatial disorientation. In order to perceive the “position, motion, and attitude of the aircraft” we require the input of our sensory system to facilitate the identification and

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    “The New Gold Rush” Is deep sea mining the next frontier for mining or a search for fool’s gold? Should the ocean be mined? Rare earth elements are not necessary rare but are rarely found in pure form. Rare earth elements are hard to find in large concentrations, mix together with other minerals and elements underground. Rare earth elements are a group of soft, lustrous, sometimes magnetic metals that form trivalent salts that include thorium, yttrium scandium, lanthanides, neodymium, trivalent

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    Introduction The purpose of this study is to examine the performance of pilots flying multiple types of aircraft in an experimental setting. Pilot performance will be assessed by written tests and simulator sessions. This study will build on a previous field study, Pilots Flying Multiple Aircraft Types or Multiple Flightdeck Layouts, which was conducted for AVS 4504 Aviation Safety Analysis. The results of that study showed a need for a simulator study to further identify if pilots have issues maintaining

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    Hawaiian Airlines Karreem L. Lisbon Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University This paper will cover information about Hawaiian airlines. Founded in 1929, now in its 87th year of consecutive service, Hawaiian Airlines is Hawai 'i 's biggest and longest-serving airline, as well as the largest provider of passenger air service from its primary visitor markets on the U.S. mainland. Specifically, research to describe the airline, its aircraft fleet, route structure and number of employees will be provided

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    The scope of this investigation included an on-site visit of the Mr. Federico’s residence to examine the roof and interior of the insured property. MFES investigation included a visual, non-destructive assessment of the affected portions of the structure, photographs of the claimed damages, and weather data analysis around the reported date of loss. The Federico’s residence is located at 2210 Marshall Street in Pasadena, Texas. This is a single story, single family home with an attached garage

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    Army Signal Corps

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    Started on June 21, 1860 and formally recognized as a branch of the US military on March 3, 1863, the Signal Corps of the United States Army has had a varied and honored history. Although it began simply by today's standards, with the use of flags and torches at its inception, through contemporary times it continues to innovate and embrace technology in order to keep commanders informed and warfighters communicating. What started as the vision of one man in the mid-nineteenth century has transformed

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