Aerospace Vehicle and Air Traffic Simulation

Pritchett, Amy R.; Paassen, M.M. van; Wieland, Frederick; Johnson, Eric N.

doi:10.1007/978-1-4419-9218-5_16

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“…Edwin Link's invention of the first flight simulator in the late 1920s, the "Link Trainer," incorporated a rudimentary motion and control system, which gradually evolved to today's full-flight simulators that accurately replicate a flight-deck, large external field of view, pilot controls, and motion response. 4,5 These simulators have become commonplace both in civil and military aeronautics training. Simulators improve safety by "accelerating experience," allowing pilots to rehearse in selected conditions and learn to manage difficult, complex situations that may rarely be experienced in an actual flight.…”

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The Value of Simulation in Interventional Radiology

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Pua

2020

Dig Dis Interv

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Medicine has increasingly incorporated simulation training amidst improving simulation technologies and evolving educational perspectives. This article examines the broad concept of simulation in medicine to focus, in particular, on its multifaceted value for providers and patients within the field of interventional radiology. Simulation technology ranges in degrees of fidelity, with new advancements notably in high-fidelity endovascular simulation, as well as in augmented and virtual reality. Current evidence on the validity of simulation within interventional radiology is promising, spanning training, credentialing, preprocedural planning, and team-building applications.

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