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Spatial disorientation-implicated accidents in Canadian forces, 1982-92.

Published 1995-06-01 From Aviation Space and Environmental Medicine 4 authors
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A retrospective study of SD-implicated category A accidents in the Canadian Forces during 1982-92, finding that there were two episodes of vestibular origin, involving the somatogravic illusion, and all but two fell into the category of USD (the pilots were unaware of the disorientation).

Authors

  • B. Cheung
  • K. Money
  • H. Wright
  • W. Bateman

Keywords

  • Medicine
  • Engineering

Citation: B. Cheung, K. Money, H. Wright , et al. (1995). Spatial disorientation-implicated accidents in Canadian forces, 1982-92.. Aviation Space and Environmental Medicine. Semantic Scholar ID 258fcab1cee70b8892b5873a9eccb53b00cd1796. https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/258fcab1cee70b8892b5873a9eccb53b00cd1796 ↗