julius keller

Assistant Professor

Purdue University

United States

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Dr. Julius Keller is an Assistant Professor at Purdue University in the United States. His research focuses on aviation safety, particularly in the areas of wildlife strikes, fatigue, and stress among aviation pilots. He has contributed significantly to the understanding of factors affecting pilot performance and aeronautical decision-making through his recent publications.

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Chenyu Huang

University of Nebraska Omaha

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FLAVIO ANTONIO COIMBRA MENDONCA

Assistant Professor & Researcher

Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University

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Yi Gao

Associate Professor

Purdue University

UNITED STATES

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Trends in Wildlife Strikes to Aircraft in Brazil: Implications for Airport Operators

Navigating Massive Text Reports: An Automated Approach to Aviation Safety Reporting System Safety Event Detection

Assessing perceived stress, sleep disturbance, and fatigue among pilot and non-pilot trainees

Sleep quality and stress: An investigation of collegiate aviation pilots

Understanding Factors Underlying Fatigue among Collegiate Aviation Pilots in the United States

Comprehensive Assessment of Fatigue and Stress Research on Collegiate Aviation Pilots in the United States

Enhancing the Aeronautical Decision-Making Knowledge and Skills of General Aviation Pilots to Mitigate the Risk of Bird Strikes: A Quasi-Experimental Study

Understanding Fatigue within a Collegiate Aviation Program

Contributory Factors of Fatigue Among Collegiate Aviation Pilots: An Ordinal Regression Analysis

An analysis of wildlife strikes to aircraft in Brazil: 2011-2018

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Chenyu Huang

FLAVIO ANTONIO COIMBRA MENDONCA

Yi Gao

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