Introduction to Trans Australia Airlines CRM training

Trans Australia believes that its excellent accident rate record is due to a number of factors. It has a good group of standard operating procedures, and its crews are pretty well self-disciplined and adhere to those procedures. But the other thing that it believes is a factor in its safety record is that perhaps it is also due to its preparedness to be innovative, to keep up with what is going on in the rest of the world and, if it looks to have value, then to be amongst the first to try it out. Trans Australia commenced a program similar to Line Oriented Flight Training (LOFT) fairly early in 1979--that being its first windshear program-- which leads to why they are doing a course of resource management training, which we have chosen to call Aircrew Team Management (ATM). This course is detailed in another presentation

Understanding sprint-cycling performance: the integration of muscle power, resistance, and modeling

pre-printSprint-cycling performance is paramount to competitive success in over half the world-championship and Olympic races in the sport of cycling. This review examines the current knowledge behind the interaction of propulsive and resistive forces that determine sprint performance. Because of recent innovation in field power-measuring devices, actual data from both elite track- and road-cycling sprint performances provide additional insight into key performance determinants and allow for the construction of complex models of sprint-cycling performance suitable for forward integration. Modeling of various strategic scenarios using a variety of field and laboratory data can highlight the relative value for certain tactically driven choices during competition

Training with power measurement: a new era in cycling training

Journal ArticlePROVIDING CYCLISTS WITH A reliable measure of exercise intensity presents unique challenges. Environmental factors such as wind speed, road grade and surface texture, and air density interactively influence the resistance encountered during cycling and thus alter the speed a cyclist can maintain while riding at any specific intensity. For example, a cyclist might be capable of averaging 40 km/h in a tailwind with very little effort, but might be unable to maintain 20 km/h when climbing a hill at maximal effort

Archive 2.0: Imagining the Michigan State University Israelite Samaritan Scroll Collection

This project will work with Michigan State University units and the A.B. Samaritan Institute in Holon, Israel to create using the latest in Web 2.0 technologies an accessible, useable and living archive for the Israelite Samaritan community in Holon and Nabulus as well as biblical scholars. To facilitate this work we will digitize over the next several years three 15th century Israelite Samaritan Pentateuch scrolls, and provide a unique suite of tools to help facilitate collaboration: social networking, tagging, social bookmarking, zoomify view, and multilingual support. The aim is to bring together two distinct groups of users - textual scholars and members of the Israelite Samaritan community - both of whom have a significant stake in the cultural and scholarly value of the Samaritan Archive, via an online environment in which they can view and interpret the Samaritan texts, interact with members of their respective communities, and interact with one another

Prospectus, September 22, 1969

STUDENTS APPROVED PAPER; SC: Our New Home; Drawings For Campus Completed on Schedule; Students\u27 Program Initiated; Sports Competition Opens; Farris Welcomes Students, Sees Activity Day Continuing; Parking Fines Are Doubled This Year; Editors\u27 Column; Farris, Davidson Featured in Paper; Davidson\u27s Column; CIP Gives C-U Kids Week Camp; Parkland Chemistry Teacher All Italian; Parkland\u27s Femme Fetale Sandra Hoffee; Blazier Changes Biology Instructionhttps://spark.parkland.edu/prospectus_1969/1004/thumbnail.jp

The realities of storing carbon dioxide - A response to CO2 storage capacity issues raised by Ehlig-Economides & Economides

In a recent publication, Ehlig-Economides & Economides (2010) have sought to demonstrate that carbon dioxide capture and storage (CCS) is not technically or economically feasible, based on a supposed lack of underground storage capacity. We consider this to be a serious misrepresentation of the scientific, engineering and operational facts surrounding CCS. Ehlig-Economides & Economides raise a number of storage related issues: reservoir boundaries, capacity, pressure management, storage integrity, dissolution and storage in depleted reservoirs. We take each one in turn, highlighting specific errors in the paper but also drawing attention to more general background issues. Finally, we discuss in more detail some inconsistencies in the paper surrounding the reservoir engineering calculations

Prospectus, May 4, 1970

PC TEACH-IN ON OVER POPULATION; James, Neal Propose Registration Revisions; Parking Tickets Can Cause Suspension; Applications Ready For Fall Elections; Second Road Rally Scheduled; Butler Wins Scholarship; Letters To The Editor; Political Oppression; Environmental Crisis Week: Boneyard Cleanup Has Large Turnout; What People had to say....; C-U Boneyard Shown On Slides In Quiet Lounge; Government needs to be Restructured: Malkovich; Kraft-Humko Given Thirty Days; \u27Fantasia\u27 Is Sensory Experience; College President Is Not Censor; Bull Page: Speaker Engaged For Graduation, Calendar, Second Road Rally Scheduledhttps://spark.parkland.edu/prospectus_1970/1028/thumbnail.jp

Prospectus, February 21, 1969

SG DEMANDS CODE REVISION; Students Grumble At Code; Letter Sent To Staerkel Tells Student Opinion; Readerspeak; Supersnake; Black Rap; Science, Music Interest PC Biology Instructor; BSA Demands Are Answered By Staerkel; Ask Minerva; Spring Means Formal Plans; Phi Beta Lamda Has Casino Night; BSA Style Show; Spoon River; The Martyr; Literary Magazine Dumped; They\u27re All Dead; Cold-Shooting Parkland Tumbles To Olney, 59-47; Bigler Talks, New Manager Is Needed; Regional Next For PC; White Wins FT Contest; Bulletin; Spoon River Flows Past Cobras; 36\u27ers Hot, Three Teams Still On Top; Cobras Or \u27Toppers?\u27 Battle Resumes Again; E.I.U. Drops Cobras In OT, 75-70; PC Cheerleaders Are Impressivehttps://spark.parkland.edu/prospectus_1969/1011/thumbnail.jp

Prospectus, January 24, 1969

BLACK PANEL TALK; Fall Quarter Honors List; New Officers Sworn in at SG Meeting; SIU Visitor; Editors\u27 Column; Readerspeak; Locker Dispute; Panel Speaks Up; Black Rap; Higher Tuition: How Students React to Increase; Parkland Seen; Presenting Another Dynamic Duo; Ask Charlie Brown; Call it By Name; Hit the Ice This Mondayhttps://spark.parkland.edu/prospectus_1969/1013/thumbnail.jp

Prospectus, January 27, 1970

NCA VISIT IS FAVORABLE; Student Gov\u27t Demands Action; Larry Bell Wins Alcoa Award; Election Results, Pay Vote Favorable; Black Rap; These Three Kings; Letters To The Editor; Student Code Now Official; Ski Club Plans Weekend; Parkland College Faculty Appointment; DeVore Memorial Service Held; From Who\u27s Point of View; James Lauds Students; Black Week At Parkland College; Black Panther Goals; Panthers To Protect Black Community; Outbrust Spark Panel Discussion; Bull Page: Advisor System, Calendar, Nixon Football and Politics, Illinois Grant Program, Writing Clinic, WANTED Yearbook Title, The Spieler, The Killer Was Pollution, Student Loans, Circle K Sponsors Dance; Synapse: Gold, Jacks, Rock & Roll Is Alive or Dead, The Bag, Four Days & A Night; !!! A Rock Opera; Bucks Lead in I.M.; Cobras Drop 3 in Texas; Cobras Trim Joliet, 92-88; A man for all seasons: Scholarships at Parkland?; Illini Frosh Trim Cobras 80-68; Vets Say Need Is Great; New Campus Developmentshttps://spark.parkland.edu/prospectus_1970/1033/thumbnail.jp