Editorial for Vol. 31, No. 2
In Vol. 31, No. 2, our journal prepared a review article, two original papers, and three case reports. First, autonomous systems are increasingly being introduced in aircraft systems. Therefore, it is crucial that flight crews are trained to adapt and handle these autonomous systems better. Conse...
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doaj-7a5e360cf30046fca631ae3b2be66ebf2021-08-27T05:56:14ZengAerospace Medical Association of KoreaHanggong uju uihakoeji1738-25482713-99722021-08-01312313210.46246/KJAsEM.210015Editorial for Vol. 31, No. 2Young Hyo Kim0https://orcid.org/0000-0002-3623-1770Inha University School of MedicineIn Vol. 31, No. 2, our journal prepared a review article, two original papers, and three case reports. First, autonomous systems are increasingly being introduced in aircraft systems. Therefore, it is crucial that flight crews are trained to adapt and handle these autonomous systems better. Consequently, we discussed crew resource management for handling autonomous systems. The fatigue of aviation workers is one of the biggest threats to aviation safety. Therefore, we analyzed the degree of fatigue in commercial aircraft pilots and evaluated the relationship between fatigue and their workload and the effect of fatigue on sleep. Since obesity has a significant impact on the health of aviation workers, we also comparatively analyzed the prevalence of obesity in Korea and Japan based on the data from the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey. We defined cases that are difficult for aviation medical examiners to evaluate. This issue included cases of peripheral dizziness and tinnitus, cases of atopic dermatitis treated with biological agents, and cases of malignant tumors.aerospace medicineartificial intelligencefatigueobesityvertigo |
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In Vol. 31, No. 2, our journal prepared a review article, two original
papers, and three case reports. First, autonomous systems are increasingly being
introduced in aircraft systems. Therefore, it is crucial that flight crews are trained to
adapt and handle these autonomous systems better. Consequently, we discussed
crew resource management for handling autonomous systems. The fatigue of aviation
workers is one of the biggest threats to aviation safety. Therefore, we analyzed
the degree of fatigue in commercial aircraft pilots and evaluated the relationship
between fatigue and their workload and the effect of fatigue on sleep. Since obesity
has a significant impact on the health of aviation workers, we also comparatively
analyzed the prevalence of obesity in Korea and Japan based on the data from the
National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey. We defined cases that are difficult
for aviation medical examiners to evaluate. This issue included cases of peripheral
dizziness and tinnitus, cases of atopic dermatitis treated with biological agents, and
cases of malignant tumors. |
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