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Spatial disorientation mishap trends in the U.S. Air force 1993-2013.

Published 2014-09-01 From Aviation Space and Environmental Medicine 2 authors
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Abstract

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Results indicate that future SD research should be focused on fighter/attack and helicopter platforms, and class A mishaps involving spatial disorientation had a higher rate as a function of hours flown for helicopter and fighter/ attack fixed wing aircraft than other aircraft.

Authors

  • Robert J. Poisson
  • Michael E. Miller

Keywords

  • Engineering
  • Medicine

Citation: Robert J. Poisson, Michael E. Miller (2014). Spatial disorientation mishap trends in the U.S. Air force 1993-2013.. Aviation Space and Environmental Medicine. Semantic Scholar ID c08bf9619d69fcce7cbcb021a66ea435c97a5ab1. https://doi.org/10.3357/ASEM.3971.2014 ↗