The Problem of a Human Factor in Aviation Transport Systems

Rezchikov, A. F.; Dolinina, Olga; Kushnikov, V. A.; Ivaschenko, Vladimir; Kachur, Konstantin; Bogomolov, A. S.; Filimonyuk, L. Yu.

doi:10.17485/ijst/2016/v9i46/107351

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“…The procedure of prevention chaotic conditions is developed. Currently, the developed mathematical software undergo testing on the basis of a complex of technical means of control RTC Kawasaki at OJSC "Transmash "(Engels, Russia) by methods [10][11][12][13][14][15][16].…”

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Prevention unstable conditions in the welding process via robotic technological complexes

2018

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The article presents the statement of the problem, models and algorithms for controlling the welding process via robotic technological complexes in conditions of the risk of unstable states. The system dynamics model was used to describe the technological process. As system levels the basic indicators influencing quality of the made production chosen on the basis of experience of operation of the robotic technological complexes are taken. Functional dependences between indicators and their dependences on external factors are determined by approximation of statistical data. The procedure of identification of unstable states for the mathematical model on the example of the Rossler's attractor is developed. An algorithm for preventing the system from falling into unstable states in the process control is proposed

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“…One of the mistakes i i s that instructions for flight operations are deliberately not adhered to; another is related to the incorrect assessment of situations encountered suddenly during the flight and the decisions taken following the incorrect assessment. Both are very noticeable mistakes (Rezchikov et al,2016) and such mistakes can be reduced by applying work psychology.…”

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The Aviation Sector from a Work Psychological Perspective: A Bibliometric Analysis of Graduate-Level Theses Written in Türkiye

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2023

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When aviation studies from past to present are examined, it has been observed that human- oriented studies have increased gradually after it was determined that airplane accidents are caused by human error rather than technical problems. Because work psychology is a discipline that examines the attitudes and behaviors of employees in work life, includes issues related to the improvement of current working conditions and the correction of negative conditions, and will contribute to the minimization of human errors, this research will examine the theses written within the scope of work psychology in the aviation sector by excluding the technical parts in the aviation field. For this purpose, in the National Thesis Center of the Council of Higher Education in Türkiye, between 2003 and 2023, some keywords related to the field were searched and it was determined in which years, on which subjects, where, about whom the research was conducted, and which type of research was used. As a result of the analysis, it has been determined that there has been a great interest in “human”-oriented studies in aviation in Türkiye in the last 20 years, but the number of theses has increased more than in the past after 2019, mostly in Beykent, Anadolu and Gelişim universities and social sciences institutes, and in business and civil aviation management departments, using quantitative research methods. Moreover, “organizational commitment”, “stress”, “burnout”, “communication” and “safety management” subjects were mostly studied at the master's level and “performance”, “organizational commitment”, “personality”, “competence” and “management style” were mostly studied at the doctoral level and the most studied sample group types were employees in the aviation sector generally as well as pilots.

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“…Fires often lead to injuries and casualties among people [1]. In this regard, it is important to predict dangerous fire factors and to adopt preemptive solutions to eliminate fire hazards [2,3]. However, it is not possible to exclude fire hazards completely.…”

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Fire and Heat Spreading Model Based on Cellular Automata Theory

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Abstract. The distinctive feature of the proposed fire and heat spreading model in premises is the reduction of the computational complexity due to the use of the theory of cellular automata with probability rules of behavior. The possibilities and prospects of using this model in practice are noted. The proposed model has a simple mechanism of integration with agentbased evacuation models. The joint use of these models could improve floor plans and reduce the time of evacuation from premises during fires.

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The Problem of a Human Factor in Aviation Transport Systems

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Prevention unstable conditions in the welding process via robotic technological complexes

Prevention unstable conditions in the welding process via robotic technological complexes

The Aviation Sector from a Work Psychological Perspective: A Bibliometric Analysis of Graduate-Level Theses Written in Türkiye

Fire and Heat Spreading Model Based on Cellular Automata Theory

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