Sleep on Long Haul Layovers and Pilot Fatigue at the Start of the Next Duty Period.
Semantic Scholar · Article (Aerospace Medicine and Human Performance) · 76909e909a240167a6e86528063982f5db1d857f · Published 2018-01-01 · Aerospace Medicine and Human Performance · 5 authors
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Abstract
In this dataset, circadian end-time of layovers is a key determinant of pilot fatigue status at the beginning of the inbound duty period.
Authors
- J. Cosgrave
- Lora Wu
- M. J. van den Berg
- T. L. Signal
- P. Gander
Keywords
- Psychology
- Medicine
- Engineering
Citation
J. Cosgrave, Lora Wu, M. J. van den Berg , et al. (2018). Sleep on Long Haul Layovers and Pilot Fatigue at the Start of the Next Duty Period.. Aerospace Medicine and Human Performance. Semantic Scholar ID 76909e909a240167a6e86528063982f5db1d857f. https://doi.org/10.3357/AMHP.4965.2018 ↗