Pilots 2.0: DIRAC pilots for all the skies

Naming Guidelines for Directory Pilots

Status of this Memo This memo provides information for the Internet community. I t d o e s not specify an Internet standard. Distribution of this memo is unlimited. Abstract Deployment of a Directory will beneet from following certain guidelines. This document deenes a number of naming guidelines. Alignment to these guidelines is recommended for directory pilots.

Policy Pilots and Evaluation

Ants Guide Future Pilots

In this paper an Ant Colony Optimization (ACO) approach is extended to the safety and time critical domain of air traffic management. This approach is used to generate a set of safe weather avoidance trajectories in a high fidelity air traffic simulation environment. Safety constraints are managed through an enumeration-and-elimination procedure. In this procedure the search space is discretize...

Of orthopedists and pilots

Some professions carry great responsibility, and this responsibility is what weighs most heavily in practicing these professions. In most instances, the professional is not the one who furnishes the elements needed for the quality of the service provided to be ideal, but it falls to this professional to judge whether what has been made available is enough for him to accept responsibility for ca...

How Pilots Represent Risk

Pilots are front-line operators in a system, civil aviation, which is inherently risky. For good reasons, much effort has been devoted to the tasks of creating objective measures of risk and of devising systems of risk management in aviation as well as other process industries. It is commonly assumed that risk perception and risk management are elements of pilot decision making. But what do we ...