Using anthropometrics in designing for enhanced crew performance

Designing Performance Enhanced Digital Signal Processors Using Loop Transformations

Digital Signal Processors (DSPs) are employed in all fields of multimedia applications such as speech, audio, modem, video, or graphics. Often, they are embedded into multimedia systems as a System on Chip (SoC) component. Although DSPs could still be modified in the SoC domain, they are mainly employed as fixed DSP cores. Possible adaptations to the embedding system are not carried out. Thus, ...

High Performance Integer Optimization for Crew Scheduling

Performance aspects of a Lagrangian relaxation based heuris-tic for solving large 0-1 integer linear programs are discussed. In particular , we look at its application to airline and railway crew scheduling problems. We present a scalable parallelization of the original algorithm used in production at Carmen Systems AB, GG oteborg, Sweden, based on distributing the variables and a new sequentia...

Anthropometrics, Physical Performance, and Injury Characteristics of Youth American Football

BACKGROUND Prior research has described the anthropometric and physical performance characteristics of professional, collegiate, and high school American football players. Yet, little research has described these factors in American youth football and their potential relationship with injury. PURPOSE To characterize anthropometric and physical performance measures, describe the epidemiology o...

Technologies for Low-Crew/No-Crew Ships

Related transport engineering sciences show spectacular progress in automation reviving a discussing of unmanned ships using Artificial Intelligence technologies particularly for combatants. The nautical tasks could be largely automated and the commercial expert systems for automatic navigation including collision and grounding avoidance are on the market. Damage control appears to be another p...

Dynamic Modeling of Crew Performance for Long-Duration Space Missions