Human Automation Engagement and Enhanced Vision Systems
Impact Acceleration and Crashworthiness
Sustained Acceleration
Noise, Vibration, and Radiation Effects
Aircraft Cabin Depressurization
100

Observing and checking the progress or quality of something over a period or time or keeping something under systematic review is called this.

Monitoring

100

This refers to the structural deformation and induced impact forces occupants are exposed to in a crash event.

Aircraft Crashworthiness

100

Sustained acceleration can cause this kind of hypoxia.

Stagnant

100

This is produced by longitudinal, mechanical pressure waves from vibrating air particles.

Sound

100

This system manages the flow of air into and out of the pressure vessel.

ECS

200

This is the enemy of effective operations.

Ambiguity

200

Acceleration is calculated as a change in this quantity divided by a change in time.

Velocity

200

Sustained acceleration is exposure to an unbalanced force for longer than this amount of time.

1 second

200

Periodic or random mechanical oscillations are this.

Vibrations

200

Typical cabin differential is between these two values.

7.8psi and 9.4psi

300

Fatigue, boredom, and distraction are known as this, which distracts from the monitoring task.

Disruptors

300

These are the three rules for crashing an airplane.

Arrive at the ground at the lowest possible ground speed

Arrive at the ground under control

Allow the aircraft and environment to absorb your kinetic energy

300

This G force is experienced forward to backward.

Gx

300

Unwanted sound is called this.

Noise

300

These are the three types of decompression events.

Slow

Rapid

Explosive

400

The technique of controlling an apparatus, process, or system by means of electronic and/or mechanical devices is this.

Automation

400

Survivability is exponentially improved if impact forces are kept below this.

9Gs

400

This G force is experienced left-right.

Gy

400

A common loss of hearing gradually occurring as an individual grows older is called this.

Presbycusis

400

Pressurization air comes from which engine section?

Compressor

500

This man developed the first automated system in an aircraft.

Lawrence Sperry

500

The CREEP acronym considers these factors.

Container

Restraints

Environment

Energy

Post-Crash Hazards

500

This G force is experienced Headward-Footward.

Gz

500

No more than this amount of radiation exposure should occur in one year.

50mSv

500

This mode is meant to maintain a stable cabin altitude despite the altitude of the aircraft.

Isobaric

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