CAA, Medical Service

CRASH INJURY AS RELATED TO ‘THE CLViL AERONAUTICS
ADMINISTRATION

by B. G, King and D. J. Morrow

Presented at Crash Injury Conference, Committee on
Aviation Medicine, National Research Council,
Washington, D, C., June 1949 9 p.

Anthropometry Aviation accidents
Aviation injuries Aviation safety
Safety devices

MED 155 423

CAA, Medical Service

DATA ON THE HUMAN REQUIREMENTS FOR OXYGEN IN RAPID
DESCENT FROM HIGH ALTITUDES FOLLOWING DECOMPRESSION
by G. R, Spealman, Feb, 1953 4 p.

Acceleration tolerances Blackout (physiology)
Descent Oxygen Respiration

MED 156

CAA, Medical Service

DC-4-66-PASSENGER AIRCOACH EVACUATION TESTS
Done by Cornell Aeronautical Laboratory, Inc.,
with assistance of B. G. King

Contract # United Air Lines 7100, Report No.
JA-829-D-1, Nov, 1952 107 p.

Abandonment Aviation safety Tests Time
Transport planes

MED 157

CAA, Medical Service

DESCRIBING MAN FOR DESIGN DEVELOPMENT

by B. G, King, P. T, Bruyere, J, J. Swearingen
Presented at Flight Safety Foundation International
Air Safety Seminar, Florida, Dec, 1956 12 p.

Anthropometry Cockpit Design Human engineering
Pilots

MED 158 428

CAA, Medical Service

DESCRIPTION OF EXPERIMENTAL DESIGN OF STUDY IN
PROGRESS WITH OPERATIONAL DIRECTIVES FOR ITS
PROSECUTION

by R. ¥, Walker, Oct, 1944 16 p.

(inst. of Aviation Psychology, CAA NRC, Committee
on Selection and Training of Aircraft Pilots,
Tennessee State Bureau of Aeronautics, U. of
Tennessee)

TH15

Performance tests Pilots Transfer of training
Standards

MED 159 353,

CAA, Medical Service

DEVELOPMENTS IN EMERGENCY ESCAPE PROBLEMS

by B. G. King

Presented at Fourth ALPA Air Safety Forum, March
1956 19 p.

Abandonment Aviation accidents Ditching
Life rafts Tests

MED 160

GAA, Medical Service

DEVELOPMENTS IN EMERGENCY ESCAPE PROBLEMS

by B. G, King

Presented at Fourth ALPA Air Safety Forum, March
1956 19 p.

Aviation safety Ditching Life rafts Sea rescues

MED 161 377

CAA, Medical Service

DIAGNOSTIC AIDS IN CORONARY DISEASE USING EXERCISE
WITH MULTIPLE CHEST LEADS

by J. E. Smith

Reprinted from Medical Annals of the District of
Columbia, Vol. XIX, No. 9, Sept, 1950, 484-490 5 p.

Blood circulation Diagnosis Disease Heart

MED 162 415

CAA, Medical Service

DYNAMIC VISUAL FLELDS

by B. G. King and P, J. Sutro

Printed in Highvay Research Board Bulletin 152,
NAS/NRC, Pub. #487, “Driver Characteristic:
nd, 14 p.

Threshold (physiology) Visibility Vision
Windshields

MED 163° 376

GAA, Medical Service

THE EFFECTS OF CARBON MONOXIDE ON THREE TYPES OF
PERFORMANCE AT SIMULATED ALTITUDES OF 10,000 AND
15,000 FEET

by B.C, King, J. E. Birren, &. P. Vollmer

Reprinted from J. Experimental Psychology, Vol. 36,
No. 3, June 1946 7 p.

Hypoxia Performance tests Poisonous gases
Toxic tolerances

MED 164 375


FAA, Civil Aeromedical Research Institute

ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY OF RECENTLY TRANSLATED
MATERIAL

by W. E, Collins, J. V. Tobias, M. J. Capps
(Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1963 7 p.

Tech, Pub, No, 1

Bibliography Coriolis effects Eye
Motion sickness

MED 369 © 2264

FAA, Civil Aeromedical Research Institute

‘THE DEVELOPMENT OF REVERSIBLE HEMATURIA AND OLIGURIA
FOLLOWING ELEVATION OF RENAL VENOUS PRESSURE

by T. E, Emerson, L. B. Hinshaw, C. M. Brake
(Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1963 5p.

CARI Rept. 63-1

Exeretion Kidneys Physical fitness
Physiology Urine

MED 370 452

FAA, Civil Aeromedical Research Institute

RESUME AND INDEX OF REPORTS OF THE CIVIL AEROMEDICAL
RESEARCH INSTITUTE 1961-1962

by 8. R, Mohler and J. R. Dille (Oklahoma City,
Okla.) 1963 6p.

CARI Rept. 63-2

Abstracts Civil aviation Indexes
Medical research

MED 371

FAA, Civil Aerogedical Research Institute

OBSERVATIONS ON THE ELICITATION OF SECONDARY AND
INVERTED PRIMARY NYSTAGMUS FROM THE CAT BY
UNILATERAL CALORIC IRRIGATION

by W. E. Collins (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1963 11 p.
ARE Rept. 63-3

Adaptation (physiology) Ear Hye Motion sickness
wep 372

FAA, Civil Aeromedical Research Institute

PROBLEMS IN AERIAL APPLICATION--II, EFFECTS OF
CHLORINATED HYDROCARBONS ON SUBSTRATE-LINKED
PHOSPHORYLATION

by J. W. Daugherty, D. E. Lacey, P. Korty
(Okiahoma City, Okla.) 1963 5 p.

CARI Rept, 63-4

Hydrocarbons Insecticides Phosphorylation
Toxicity

MED 373

37

FAA, Civil Aeromedical Research Institute
NEUTRAL CONTROL OF THE CILIARY MUSCLE
by C, E, Melton, Jr. (Oklahoma City, Okla.)
1963 11 p.
CART Rept, 63-5
Autonomic nervous system Hye Muscles Vision

MED 374

FAA, Civil Aeromedical Research Institute

A SIMPLE FIELD TEST FOR THE ASSESSMENT OF PHYSICAL
FITNESS

by B. Balke (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1963 8 p.
CARI Rept. 63-6

Aviation personnel Exercise Oxygen consumption
Physical fitness Respiration

MED 375

FAA, Civil Aeromedical Research Institute

RELATION OF EARPHONE TRANSIENT RESPONSE TO
MEASUREMENT OF ONSET-DURATION

by J. V, Tobias and L, A, Jeffress (Oklahoma
City, Okla.) 1963 3p.

ARI Rept, 63-7

Auditory nerve Earphones Hearing Transients
MED 376

FAA, Civil Aeromedical Research Institute

CALIBRATION OF AN ELECTRONIC COUNTER AND PULSE
HEIGHT ANALYZER FOR PLOTTING ERYTHROCYTE VOLUME

SPECTRA

by J. M, McKenzie, P. R, Fowler, P, J. Lyne
(Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1963 8 p.

CARI Rept. 63-8

Blood counts Calibration Electronic equipment
Erythrocytes Instrumentation
Pulse height analyzers

MED 3772152

FAA, Civil Aeromedical Research Institute

STUDIES OF AIR LOADS ON MAN
by J. J. Swearingen and E, B, McFadden (Oklahoua
City, Okla.) 1963 8 p,

CART Rept. 63-9

Air burst Drag Explosive decompression
Man Wind tunnel tests

MED 378



FAA, Office of Aviation Medicine

FATEOUE, EMOTIONAL PROBLEMS AND CONDITIONED OR
AUTOMATIC BEHAVEOR IN THE JET PLLOT
by J. E, Crane (Medical Examiner) n.d. 4 p.

Behavior Emotions Fatigue (physiology)
Jet planes Pilots

‘MED 327

FAA, Office of Aviation Medicine
FEDERAL ATR SURGHON'S MEDICAL BULLETIN
April 1964 12 p.

64-1

Aviation accidents Aviation medicine
Aviation safety Newspapers Standards

‘MED 328

FAA, Office of Aviation Medicine

FLYING BOATS ANYONE?
by R. L. Wick

Reprinted from Flying Physician, Vol, 8, 8-14,
duly 1964 6 p.

Gockpits Control panels Flying boats
Pilots Training

MED 329

FAA, Office of Aviation Medicine
HUMAN FACTORS OF EMERGENCY EVACUATION

by 8. R. Mohler, J. J. Swearingen, E, B. McFadden
Presented at Air Transport and Space Meeting, New
York, April 27-30, 1964 sponsored by Soc, Automotive
Engineers--Am, Soc. Mech, Engs. 11 p.

SAE-ASME 851B

Abandonment Aviation accidents Hatches
Safety devices Time

MED 330

FAA, Office of Aviation Medicine

HYPERVENTILATION, ONE CAUSE

by R. L. Wick, Aviation Medical Examiner

Reprinted from Parachutist, p. 13, Feb. 1963

Same article published in Sky Diver, Feb. 1963 1 p.
Oxygen Parachute jumping Poisoning

MED 331

FAA, Office of Aviation Medicine
IN DEFENSE OF AIR MEDICOS

by R. L, Wick, Aviation Medical Examiner
Reprinted from AOPA Pilot, Dec, 1962 4 p.

Aviation accidents Flight surgeons
Physical fitness Pilots Standards

MED 332

33

FAA, Office of Aviation Medicine

LIGHT AIRCRAFT NOISE PROBLEMS
by R. L. Wick, L, B. Roberts, W. F. Ashe
Reprinted from research conducted at Ohio State
University, Dept, of Preventive Med., Aero:

Med., Vol, 34, No, 12, 1133-1137, Dec. 19635 p.

Airplane noise Hearing Pilots
Protective clothing Tolerances (physiology)
Utility planes

MED 333

FAA, Office of Aviation Medicine

MEDICAL ACTIVITIES ASSOCIATED WITH THE UNITED
STATES SUPERSONIC TRANSPORT PROGRAM

by M, 8, White

Presented at 13th International Congress of
Aviation and Space Medicine, Dublin, Sept. 25-27,
1964 11 p.

Explosive decompression Fatigue (physiology)
Medical research Radiation hazards
Supersonic transports Toxicity

MED 334

FAA, Office of Aviation Medicine
MEDICAL EDUCATION FOR STUDENT PILOTS
by R. L. Wick
Reprinted from Flying Physician, Vol. 6, No. 3, 4=5,
July 1962 2p
Aviation safety Education Pilots Training

MED 335

FAA, Office of Aviation Medicine

MEDICAL FACTS FOR PILOTS
by 8. R. Mohler and P, V. Siegel. Jan, 1964 8 p.

Medical examination Physical fitness
Pilots Standards

MED 336

FAA, Office of Aviation Medicine

NIGHT TAKEOFF
by R. L. Wick
Reprinted from AOPA Pilot, 6:9, Aug. 1963 3 p.

Aviation accidents Instrument flight
Night flight Takeoff

MED 337

FAA, Office of Aviation Medicine

NOISE IN THE CABIN

by RL, Wick

Reprinted from AOPA Pilot, 32-36, July 1964 2 p.

Airplane noise Earphones Ears Hearings
Jet plane noise Protective clothing

MED 338





FAA, Civil Aeromedical Research Institute

HUMAN VOLUNTARY TOLERANCE TO VERTICAL IMPACT

by 5. J. Swearingen, E. B, McFadden, J. D, Garner
(Oklahoma City, Okla.)

Presented at Aerospace Med. Assoc. Meeting, Miami,
1960

Reprinted from Aerospace Med., Vol. 31, Dec, 1960
10 p.

Acceleration tolerances Aviation accidents
Impact shock Posture

MED 421

FAA, Civil Aeromedical Research Institute

KINEMATIC BEHAVIOR OF THE HUNAN BODY DURING
DECELERATION

by J. J. Swearingen, A. S, Hasbrook, R. G. Snyder
(Oklahoma City, Okla.)

Reprinted from Aerospace Med., Vol, 33, 188-197,
Feb, 1962 10 p.

Acceleration tolerances Anthropometry
Deceleration Posture Safety harness

MED 422

FAA, Civil Aeromedical Research Institute

MANIPULATION OF AROUSAL AND ITS EFFECTS OF HUMAN
VESTIBULAR NYSTAGMUS INDUCED BY CALORIC IRRIGATION
AND ANGULAR ACCELERATIONS

by W. E, Collins (Oklahoma City, Okla.)

Presented at Aerospace Med, Assoc. Meeting, Atlantic
City, April 9, 1962

Reprinted from Aerospace Med., Vol. 34, No. 2,
124-129, Feb, 1963 6 p.

Acceleration tolerances Ear Electroencephalography
Eye Motion sickness Psychometrics

MED 423

FAA, Civil Aeromedical Research Institute

PERIODIC DESYNCHRONIZATION IN HUMANS UNDER OUTER

SPACE CONDITIONS

by G. T, Hauty (Oklahoma City, Okla.)

In, "Rhythmic Functions in the Living System",
Acad. Sciences, Vol. 98, Art. 4,

Annals N.Y.

1116-1125, Oct, 1962 9 p.
Adaptation (physiology) Adjustment (psychology)
Closed cycle ecological systems
Fatigue (physiology) Pilots Space medicine

MED 424

42

FAA, Civil Aeromedical Research Institute

PHYSICAL WORKING CAPACITY IN MEDICAL PERSONNEL
AND THE RESPONSE OF SERUM CHOLESTEROL TO ACUTE
EXERCISE AND TO TRAINING
by J. Naughton, B, Balke (Oklahoma City, Okla.)
Reprinted from Am. J. Med. Sciences, Vol. 247,
No. 3, March 1964 7 p.

Cholesterol Exercise Fatigue (physiology)
Tolerances (physiology)

MED 425

FAA, Civil Aeromedical Research Institute
PROBLEMS IN AERIAL APPLICATION
by P. W, Smith
Presented at CARI Aeromedical Symposium
Reprinted from Aerospace Med., Vol. 34, No. 6,
542-544, June 1963 3 p.

Hazards Health physics Insecticides Toxicity

MED 426

FAA, Civil Aeromedical Research Institute
PROJECT STUDIES REPORT, DEC, 1961

by Civil Aeromedical Research Institute (Oklahoma
City, Okla.) 1961 11 p,

Air traffic controllers Design Drugs
Pilots Stress (physiology) Utility planes

MED 427

FAA, Civil Aeromedical Research Institute
PROJECT STUDIES REPORT, OCT. 1962
by Civil Aeromedical Research Institute (Oklahoma
City, Okla.) 1962 10 p.
Air traffic controllers Design Drugs
Physical fitness Stress (physiology)
Utility planes

MED 428

FAA, Civil Aeromedical Research Institute
PROJECT STUDIES REPORT, JAN. 31, 1963

by Civil Aeromedical Research Institute (Oklahoma
City, Okla.) 13 p.

Aviation injuries Design Pharmacology Pilots
Stress (physiology) Utility planes

MED 429344


CAA, Division of Research

AVIATION PSYCHOLOGY (TRANSLATION FROM THE JAPANESE)

by M. Mochizuki, translated by W, F, Day, 1949 65 p,

Research Report #87

Motion sickness Pilots Psychology
Sensory mechanism Space perception

MED 93546

CAA, Division of Research

‘THE AIRLINE TRYOUT OF THE STANDARD FLIGHT-CHECK
FOR THE AIRLINE TRANSPORT RATING

by J. A. Nagay. 1949 111 p,

Research Report #88

Flight-check Performance tests Pilots
Transport planes

MED 94 S41

CAA, Division of Research

REVISION OF THE STANDARD FLIGHT-CHECK FOR THE
AIRLINE TRANSPORT RATING BASED ON THE AIRLINE
‘TRYOUT

by J. A, Nagay, 1950 33 p,

Research Report #89

Flight-check Job analysis Performance tests
Pilots

MED 95 542

GAA, Division of Research

STALL RECOVERY AND STALL WARNING INSTRUMENTATION
IN A LIGHT AIRPLANE

by P. J. Rulon and K. W. Vaughn, 1950 147 p.
Research Report #90

Altimeters Stalling Utility planes
Warning systems

MED 96 © (90

CAA, Division of Research

FIELD TRYOUT OF A PROCEDURE FOR EVALUATING THE
PROFICIENCY OF AIR ROUTE TRAFFIC CONTROLLERS
by J. A. Nagay. 1950 121 p,

Research Report #91

Air traffic controllers Job analysis
Performance tests Records

MED 97544

CAA, Division of Research

COMPARATIVE EVALUATION OF PICTORIAL AND SYMBOLIC
VOR NAVIGATION DISPLAYS IN THE 1-CA-1 LINK TRAINER
by S. N, Roscoe, J. F. Smith, B. E. Johnson,

1950 113 p.

Research Report #92

Display systems Radio navigation
Training devices

MED 98 545

CAA, Division of Research

A STUDY OF THE SEMI-ANNUAL INSTRUMENT CHECK FOR
AIRLINE PILOTS

by J. A, Nagay, 1950 43 p,

Research Report # 93

Instrument flight Performance tests Pilots
Training

MED 99 546

CAA, Division of Research

VISUAL DEFICIENCY AND FLYING EXPERIENCE FOLLOWING
FLIGHT TRAINING

by D, Bakan and £, S, Ewart. 1950 41 p.
Research Report #94

Aviation accidents Pilots Statistical analysis
Training Vision

MED 100547

GAA, Division of Research

DEVELOPMENT OF AN OBJECTIVE PROFICIENCY CHECK FOR
PRIVATE PILOT CERTIFICATION

by S.C. Ericksen, 1951 42 p.

Research Report #95

Aviation safety Flight-check Job analysis
Performance tests Pilots

MED 101 548

CAA, Division of Research

‘THE MEDICAL REQUIREMENTS OF THE CAA AND THE
RECOMMENDED MEDICAL REQUIREMENTS OF THE PERSONNEL
LICENSING DIVISION OF THE PROVISIONAL INTERNATIONAL
CIVIL AVIATION ORGANIZATION

by National Research Council, Committee on Selection
and Training of Aircraft Pilots. June 1947 75 p.
Research Report Spec.

Color vision Medical examination Nervous system
Pilots Sensory mechanisms

MED 102 524


Analysis of the Aviation Medicine Situation
and Recommendations for a Bureau Program

Analysis of the Desire to Fly (D-F) Inventory

An Analysis of the Oxygen Protection Problem
at Flight Altitudes Between 40,000 and
50,000 Feet

Analysis of the Personal History Inventory

Annotated Bibliography of Recently Translated
Material

Annual Report on Analysis of Pulse Wave
Contours and Phonocardiograms by Digital
Computer, July 1, 1962-September 30, 1963

Aortic Stenosis--A Study with Special
Reference to the Use of an Indirect
Carotid Pulse Recording

Appendices to “An Investigation of Prediction
of Success in Naval Flight Training,"
Report 81

Application of a "Relative" Procedure to a
Problem in Binaural Beat Perception

An Appraisal of Certain Tests of Pilot Aptitude

An Approach to the Evaluation of Emergency
Exit Provisions

An Approach to the Selection of Regression
Curves as Predictors for Emergency Exit
Evaluation

Areas of Vision and Cockpit Visibility

Assessment of Pulmonary Function by Analog
Computer Technics and Conventional Methods

The Association Between Ratings on Specific
Maneuvers and Success or Failure in Flight
Training of RAF Cadets

Asymptomatic Myocardial Infarction

Automatic Recording of Muscular Tension
During Flight, Progress Report

Av-CIR Crash Survival Study, US Army Bell
H-13 Accident at Monmouth County Airport,
Belmar, N, J., June 21, 1956

(Aviation Accidents) an address

(Aviation Accidents) an address

Aviation Medical Research for Airman Safety

Aviation Medical Service Bulletin

Aviation Medicine and Patient Air Travel

Aviation Medicine and Physical Standards
for Airmen

Aviation Psychology (Translation from the
Japanese)

Aviation Toxicology-~An Introduction to the
Subject and a Handbook of Data

Aviation Toxicology Bulletins, Nos. 1-18,
April 1950-July 1958 and Index to Abstracts
in Bulletins Nos, 1-15, 1950-1958

56

497

48

369

486

132.

88

386

70

132

133

134

487

43

135

106

136

137

138

139

140
302

141

93

142

143

74

Biomedical Research Studies in Acceleration,
Impact, Weightlessness, Vibration, and
Emergency Escape and Restraint Systems--
A Comprehensive Bibliography

Le Bruit Dans le Cabine (Noise in the Cabin)
Bureau of Aviation Medicine

The CAA-National Testing Service: Summary
of Test Results and Comparisons with
Success in Flight Training

CAA-USPHS Cooperation on Problems of Public
Health

A Calibrated Bar-Magnet Velocity Meter for
Use in Ballistocardiography

Calibration of an Electronic Counter and
Pulse Height Analyzer for Plotting
Erythrocyte Volume Spectra

Cardiopulmonary Consequences of Pyrogen-
Induced Hyperpyrexia in Man

Cardiovascular Effects of the Insecticide
Endrin

Cardiovascular Health Status, Age, and
Psychological Performance

A Case of Survival of Extreme Vertical Impact
in Seated Position

A Central Factor in Pure Tone Auditory
Fatigue

Central Nervous System Effects of Chronic
Exposure to Organophosphate Insecticides

The Changing Age Distribution of Holders of
Class I Medical Certificates

Chronic Thrombotic Obstruction of Major
Pulmonary Arteries: Report of a Case
Successfully Treated by Thrombendarterectomy,
and a Review of the Literature

Chronological Summary of Events in Studies
on the Energency Evacuation of Aircraft

Civil Aeromedical Research--Responsibilities,
Aims, and Accomplishments

Civil Aeromedical Research Progress

Class I Medical Certificate Pilots with
"Waiver" Defects (Their Age Distribution,
Population Growth Trend and Accident
Record)

Comments on the Progress and Scope of the
Practice of Aviation Medicine

Commission on Accidental Trauma, Armed
Forces Epidemiological Board, Annual
Report, 1951-1952

Comparative Evaluation of Pictorial and
Symbolic VOR Navigation Displays in the
1-CA-1 Link Trainer

A Comparison of Accident Rates of Pilots
Certificated by Trained and Untrained
Medical Examiners

Comparison of Ballistocardiographic Systems
with Special Reference to the Use of a
Jerkmeter

399

324

288

45

144

145

377

408

449

366

388

393

146

450

147

367

409

148

149

150

98

151

276


University of Minnesota

‘THE EFFECTS OF REPEATED AND PROLONGED EXPOSURE TO
HIGH CONCENTRATIONS OF OZONE ON THE VISION OF
AIRLINE PILOTS

by J. M, Lagerwerff and G, L. Kane. May 1961 76 p.
Contract # FA-824
Research Report # 180

Medical research Ozone Pilots Vision
Visual acuity

MED 501 407

University of Oklahoma

FATIGUE AND AGING AS EXPRESSED IN THE CIRCULATORY
SYSTEM, FINAL REPORT

by G, Sevelius, June 1962 26 p,
Contract # FA-1765

Aging (physiology) Cardiovascular system
Fatigue (physiology)

MED 502

52

University of Utrecht

THE USE OF AN ANALOG COMPUTER IN A CIRCULATION MODEL
by A. Noordergraaf, P. D. Verdouw, H. B. K, Boom
Reprinted from Medical Electronics in Cardiovascular
Disease, C. K, Friedberg, ed. Grune and Stratton,
Inc., 1963, 84-104, Also published in Progress in

Cardiovascular Diseases, Vol, 5, No, 419, 1963 21 p.
Contract # FA-2021

Analog computers Blood circulation Design
Diagnosis Mathematical models

MED 503


Flight Safety Foundation, Inc.

FSEF/CAA MEDICAL STUDY, REPORT NO, 2--MEDICAL
ASPECTS OF CIVIL AVIATION

by M. A. Kraft. Mar, 1958 119 p,

Contract # Cca~31853

Aviation personnel Aviation safety
Civil aviation Medical examination
Physical fitness Standards

MED 482 358

Flight Safety Foundation, Inc.

FSF/CAA MEDICAL STUDY, REPORT NO, 2-~SUPPLEMENT~~
FEDERAL REGULATION OF PHYSICAL QUALIFICATIONS IN
MOTOR CARRIERS, MERCHANT MARINE, AND RAILROADS

by F. H, Mueller and H.R, Hosea, Mar. 1958 95 p.
Contract # Cca-31853

Medical examination Personnel
Physical fitness Standards

MED 483 348

Flight Safety Foundation, Inc.

FSF/FAA AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL STUDY--EFFECIS OF
ACTIVITY AND ENVIRONMENT ON AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL
PERSONNEL, INTERIM REPORT

by M. A. Kraft, Feb, 1959 52 p.

Contract # Cca-33802

Air traffic controllers Attitudes
Job analysis Management engineering

MED 484 350

Flight Safety Foundation, Inc.

FSF/FAA AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL PERSONNEL STUDY--
EFFECTS OF ACTIVITY AND ENVIRONMENT, FINAL REPORT
by M.A, Kraft, July 1959 172 p.

Contract # Cca~33802

Air traffic controllers Air traffic control system
Job analysis Management engineering Noise

‘MED 485 345

Georgetown University

ANNUAL REPORT ON ANALYSIS OF PULSE WAVE CONTOURS
AND PHONOGARDLOGRAMS BY DIGITAL COMPUTER, JULY 1,
1962-SEPTEMBER 30, 1963

Submitted by Dr, Hubert Pipberger in partial
fulfillment of Contract # FA-821 4 p.

Aging (physiology) Atherosclerosis Diagnosis
Digital computers Transducers

MED 486

Georgetown University

ASSESSMENT OF PULMONARY FUNCTION BY ANALOG COMPUTER
‘TECHNICS AND CONVENTIONAL METHODS

by P. C. Luchsinger. Apr. 1962 9 p.

Contract # FA-890, Sept. 1960-Dec. 1961

Analog computers Exercise Lungs
Physiology Respiration

MED 487

Georgetown University

‘IMPROVED TRANSDUCER FOR EXTERNAL RECORDING OF
ARTERIAL PULSE WAVES

by M. Davis, B. Gilmore, E. Freis

Published in IEEE Transact. Bio-Med, Electronics,
BME 10 173-5, in partial fulfillment of Contract
# FA-821 (H. Pipberger) Oct. 1963 3 p.

Arteries Atherosclerosis Blood pressure
Diagnosis Transducers

MED 488

Georgetown University

THE RECOGNITION OF STRICTLY POSTERIOR (INFRA-ATRIAL)
MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION BY CONVENTIONAL SCALAR
ELECTROCARDIOGRAPHY

by J. K. Perloff and A. C, De Leon, n.d. 9 p,
Contract # FA~2050

Diagnosis Disease Electrocardiography Heart
MED 489

Johns Hopkins University

DIAGNOSTIC CRITERIA FOR SUB-CLINICAL CORONARY ARTERY
DISEASES, FINAL REPORT

by S.A. Talbot, n.d,

Contract # FA-2359, Say” 1 Pi96i-sune 30, 1962

Arteries Ballistocardiography Diagnosis
Disease Heart

MED 490

Johns Hopkins University

METHODS AND PRACTICES IN APPLIED BALLISTOCARDIOGRAPHY
by S, A, Talbot. n.d. 3 p.

Contract # FA~503, Jan. 4, 1960-Nov. 30, 1969

Ballistocardiography Diagnosis Disease
Heart

‘MED 491


Aviation safety

101 122 123
132 133 139
155 157 161
180 182 191
214 224 233
240 244 245
271 284 308
344 368 354
477 481 482
Awards
4d,
Ballistocardiography
145 153 7
228 229 276
475 490 491

Barometric pressure

242 243 359
Beacon lights

344,
Behavior

108 173 206

327 343 419
Bibliography

369 399 494
Binoculars

379
Biochemistry

337 492 494
Biophysics

4% 475
Birds

351

124
140
167
196
234
252
321
361
497

185
462

294

127
148
173
209
235
254
328
367
498

216
468

319

129

176
213
237
266
335
409

227

322

56

Blackout (physiology)
156

Blood

Blood chemistry
452 453

Blood circulation
162 365 401 454

Blood coagulation

452 453
Blood counts
377

Blood disorders
391 460

Blood pressure
23 365 401 488

Blood vessels
451

3 us

Body temperature

392 448
Body weight
348 416
Brain
393 451 463

468


Job analysis

79 89 1

479 480 484
Kidneys

365 370 391
Landing gear

184

Landing impact

384
Landings
16 62 %
231
Law
144 205 301
Learning
2 26 50
119 249
Life rafts
160 161 1%
Light
272 459

Locking fastener devices
354,

‘Mammals

95 7 101
485
395 401
uz 206 208
59 75 81
182 241
487

62

Man
222 255 361 378 384
435 438

Management engineering
480 484 485

317

Mathematical analysis
18 218

Mathematical models
503

Measurement
186 310 317 394 443

Measuring devices (electrical and electronic)

145 153 185 276

Medical examination

2 5 6 7 8
52 68 102 138 144
151 172 195 196 199
212 226 239 248 288
292 296 303: 304 314
325 336 461 469. 473
482. 483

Medicat facilities
27 283 289 303 316

Medical personnel

5 144 149 152 12
179 183 189 204 209
213 225 226 27 282
286 294 308 316 320

420

478

456

178
212




CAA, Medical Service

PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS, TOLERANCES, AND
SUSCEPTIBILITY TO ACCIDENTS

by B. G, King, nd. 14 p.

Aviation accidents Aviation medicine
Stress (physiology) Tolerances (physiology)

MED 194 382

CAA, Medical Service

PHYSICAL EXAMINATIONS AND THE PRIVATE FLIER

by W. R, Stovall

Presented at Aero Med, Assoc,, 16th Annual Meeting,
St, Louis, Mo., Sept. 1944 5p.

History Medical examination Physical fitness
Pilots Utility planes

MED 195

CAA, Medical Service

PHYSICAL FITNESS
by P, C, Platt. nd, 6p.

Aviation safety Medical examination
Physical fitness Pilots Standards

‘MED 196

CAA, Medical Service

PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF MECHANICAL STRESSES
by B. G. King

Presented at Ohio State University course in
aviation physiology. Aug, 1953 13 p.

Physiology Shock (pathology)
Stress (physiology) Tolerances (physiology)

MED 197 373

GAA, Medical Service

POLICIES OF AIRLINES REGARDING THE USE OF DRUGS
BY FLIGHT CREWS

nd. 10 p.

Antibiotics Antihistaminics Aviation personnel
Antimotion sickness agents Pharmacology

MED 198 335,

CAA, Medical Service

POLICY REFRESHER COURSE NO, 1, AVIATION MEDICAL
SERVICE SEMINAR, MARCH 11-13, 1947 89 p.

Civil aviation Medical examination
Fhysical fitness Pilots Standards

MED 199

20

CAA, Medical Service

POTENTIAL HAZARD OF POISONING BY CHEMICALS USED IN
AGRICULTURAL FLYING

by C. R, Spealman

Presented at, and published in, Third Annual Medical
Officers’ Conference, Aug, 24-26, 1949 2 p.

Health physics Insecticides
Tolerances (physiology) Toxicity

MED 144

CAA, Medical Service

PRELIMINARY DRAFT OF NOTES ON SIMULATED DITCHING
TRIALS

by B. G, King (CAA-CAB Subcommittee Working Group
in collab. with US Coast Guard, Air Transpt. Assoc.,
Airline Pilots Assoc., Military Air Transpt, Assoc.)
Aug. 1952 8 p.

Ditching Sea rescue equipment Tests Time
MED 200 388

GAA, Medical Service

PRELIMINARY DRAFT OF REPORT ON CONVAIR 240 TESTS,
JOINT TRIALS

(CAA-CAB Subcommittee Working Group, American
Airlines, Military Air Transport Service)

April 1951 14 p.

Abandonment Aviation accidents Passengers
Tests Time

MED 201317

GAA, Medical Service

PRELIMINARY DRAFT REPORT UPON TIME TRIALS ON
VARIOUS PHASES OF PASSENGER SURVIVAL PROCEDURES
FOLLOWING DITCHING

by B. G. King. Aug. 1952 9 p,

Gig., Mil. Air Transpt. Service in collab. w, CAA-
CAB Subcommittee Working Group)

Ditching Sea rescue equipment Sea rescues
Survival

MED 202 © 372

CAA, Medical Service

‘THE PROBLEMS OF PILOT AGING
by WR, Stovall, July 1953 3 p.

Aging (physiology) History Physical fitness
Pilots

‘MED 203


FAA, Civil Aeromedical Research Institute
‘THE PERCEPTION OF DEPTH FROM BINOCULAR DISPARITY

by W. C. Gogel (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1963 10 p.
CARI Rept. 63-10

Binoculars Psychology Space perception Vision

MED 379

FAA, Civil Aeromedical Research Institute

‘IN VIVO" MEASUREMENT OF TOTAL GAS PRESSURE IN
MAMMALIAN TISSUE

by M, T. Lategola (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1963 7 p.
CARI Rept, 63-11

Mammals Metabolism Physiology Pressure
Tissues (biology)

MED 3802153

FAA, Civil Aeromedical Research Institute

‘THE MITIGATION OF PHYSICAL FATIGUE WITH "SPARTASE"
by F. J. Nagle, B. Balke, R. V. Ganslen (Oklahoma
City, Okla.) 1963 10 p.

GARI Rept. 63-12

Exercises Fatigue (physiology) Pharmacology
Physical fitness Stress (physiology)

MED 381

FAA, Civil Aeromedical Research Institute

PRIMARY, SECONDARY, AND CALORIC NYSTAGMUS OF
THE CAT FOLLOWING HABITUATION TO ROTATION

by W. E. Collins (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1963 19 p.
GARI Rept. 63-13

Acceleration tolerance Adaptation (physiology)
Eye Motion sickness Rotation

MED 382

FAA, Civil Aeromedical Research Institute

NYSTAGMUS RESPONSES OF THE CAT TO ROTATION AND TO
DIRECTIONALLY EQUIVALENT AND NON-EQUIVALENT STIMULT
APTER UNILATERAL CALORIC HABITUATION

by W, E. Collins (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1963 10 p.
CART Rept. 63-14

Acceleration tolerance Adaptation (physiology)
Bye Motion sickness Rotation

MED 3832275

FAA, Civil Aeromedical Research Institute

HUMAN SURVIVABILITY OF EXTREME IMPACTS IN FREE-FALL
by R. B. Snyder (Oklahoma City, Okla,) 1963 29 p.
CART Rept. 63-15

Acceleration tolerance Landing impact Man
Shock (pathology) Survival

MED 384

FAA, Civil Aeromedical Research Institute
MECHANISMS OF ACTION OF THE INSECTICIDE ENDRIN
by T. B, Emerson, Jr., C. M, Brake, L, B. Hinshaw

(Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1963 15 p.
CARI Rept, 63-16

Hematology Insecticides Poisoning Toxicity

MED 385

FAA, Civil Aeromedical Research Institute

APPLICATION OF A "RELATIVE" PROCEDURE TO A PROBLEM
IN BINAURAL BEAT PERCEPTION

by J. V. Tobias (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1963 8 p.
CARI Rept. 63-17

Audiometry Hearing Psychoacoustics
Reaction (psychology)

MED 386

FAA, Civil Aeromedical Research Institute
EXPERIMENTAL EVALUATION OF WORK CAPACITY AS
RELATED TO CHRONOLOGICAL AND PHYSIOLOGICAL AGING
by B. Balke (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1963 6 p.
CART Rept. 63-18

Aging (physiology) Exercise Physical fitness
Physiology

MED 387

FAA, Civil Aeromedical Research Institute

A CENTRAL FACTOR IN PURE TONE AUDITORY FATIGUE
by J. S, Wernick and J, V. Tobias (Oklahoma City,
Okla.) 1963 6 p,

CART Rept. 63-19

Audiometry Fatigue (phystology) Hearing
Thresholds (physiology)

MED 388

FAA, Civil Aeromedical Research Institute

‘THE VISUAL PERCEPTION OF SPATIAL EXTENT

by W. C. Gogel (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1963 11 p,
CARI Rept. 63-20

Psychometrics Space perception Vision
Visual acuity

MED 389

FAA, Civil Aeromedical Research Institute
INFLIGHT LOSS OF CONSCIOUSNESS, A CASE REPORT
by P. C. Tang and J. R, Dille (Oklahoma City,
Okla.) 1963 13 p,
GARI Rept, 63-21

Electroencephalography Syncope Vertigo

MED 390


“Ability-To-Take-It" Tests Examiner

Differences and Validation

Absolute Identification of Cutaneous Stimuli
Varying in Both Intensity Level and Duration

Abstracts of Aviation Psychology

‘Accident Prevention Research

On the Actual and Potential Value of
Biographical Information as a Means of
Predicting Success in Aeronautical Training

Acute and Chronic Effects of the Insecticide
Endrin on Renal Function and Renal
Hemodynamics

An Adhesive Type Oxygen Mask

An Adhesive Type Oxygen Mask

Aeromedical Research Program

Aerospace Anthropology in Federal Research

‘The Age Distribution of Captains in Air
Carrier Accidents

Age, Fitness, Experience and Safety

‘Age, Response Speed, and Cardiovascular
Functions

Aging and Pilot Performance

‘The Agreement Between Inspectors’ Observations
as Recorded on the Ohio State Flight
Inventory and Instrument Readings Obtained
from Photographic Records

Aircraft Accident Investigation

Aircraft Emergency Evacuation--A Method for
Evaluating Devices, Procedures and Exit
Provision

Aircraft Emergency Evacuation--Report No. 2
Operating Experience and Industrial Trials

Aircraft Emergency Evacuation--Convair 240
Experimental Trials of Emergency Escape
With American Airlines, Incorporated,
Report No. 3, August 1952

Aircraft Emergency Evacuation Report No, 5--
‘Trials of Emergency Escape from the Pan
American World Airways Boeing 377

Aircraft Emergency Evacuation Report No, 6--
‘Trials of Emergency Escape from the Trans
World Airlines Lockheed 749

Aircraft Evacuation under Fire Conditions

‘The Aircraft Pilot: 5 Years of Research (A
‘Summary of Outcomes)

TITLE INDEX

55

363

120

38

395
251
252
405

12.

122

447
407

73

321

123

125

124

126

127

128

52

2B

Aircraft Safety Belts:
on the Human Body

Their Injury Effect

‘The Airline Pilot: A Survey of the Critical
Requirements of his Job and of Pilot
Evaluation and Selection Procedures

The Airline Tryout of the Standard Flight-
Check for the Airline Transport Rating

Airsickness and Vestibular Sensitivity as
Related to Learning to Fly, Progress Report

Alcohol and Flying, Mortal Enemies
Alcohol and General Aviation Accidents

Alertness and Attention in Piloting Aircraft--
Proposal FAA-2 (BUAM)

The Allowable Degree of Bodily Impairment from
Toxic Gases

Analysis of CAA Records on Airline Transport
Pilots

Analysis of Eye Fixations and Pattern of Eye
Movement in Landing a Piper Cub J-3
Airplane

An Analysis of Graphic Records of Pilot
Performance Obtained by Means of the
R-S Ride Recorder Part I

‘An Analysis of Graphic Records of Pilot
Performance Obtained by Means of the
R-S Ride Recorder, Part II, Quantitative
Evaluation of Pilot Performance on 720
Degree Power Turns

An Analysis of Highway Safety Strategies

An Analysis of Inspectors’ Ratings of Check
Flights as Recorded on Form ACA 342Z

An Analysis of Photographic Records of Air-
craft Pilot Performance

Analysis of Physical Defects Found by the
Armed Services in Pilot Certified to be
Without Disqualifying Defect by Civil
Pilot Training Examination

Analysis of Ratings in the Preliminary Phase
of CAA Training Program, Progress Report

Analysis of Ratings in the Preliminary Phase
of the CAA Training Program

An Analysis of Sitting Areas and Pressures
of Man

Anatysis of Test Data on 1936-39 CAA Students,
Progress Report

Analysis of the Aviation Medicine Situation
and Recommendations for a Bureau Program

129

19

94

103
322
323

496

130

78

16

29

61

64

a7

104

27

348

105



AVIATION MEDICAL PAPERS AND REPORTS

Bureau of Air Commerce, Medical Service

ABSTRACTS OF AVIATION PSYCHOLOGY
by G. Racan, Sept. 1941 256 p.

Abstracts Aviation medicine Psychology
MED 1

Bureau of Air Commerce, Medical Service

ANALYSIS OF THE AVIATION MEDICINE SITUATION AND
RECOMMENDATIONS FOR A BUREAU PROGRAM
by U. H. Miller, April 1938 7 p.

Civil Aeronautics Authority Technical Development
Report No, 9--Formerly Report No. 10, Air Transport
Section, Safety and Planning Division, Bureau of
Air Commerce, Department of Commerce, reprinted by
the CAA (1940)

Aviation medicine Fatigue (physiology)
Medical examination Medical research Pilots

MED 2

Bureau of Air Commerce, Medical Service
ANALYSIS OF THE AVIATION MEDICINE SITUATION AND
RECOMMENDATIONS FOR A BUREAU PROGRAM
by W. H. Miller, April 1938 20 p.
Report No. 10

Fatigue (physiology) Neurology Physiology Pilots

MED 3 406

Bureau of Air Commerce, Medical Service
‘THE EFFECTS OF OXYGEN DEPRIVATION (HIGH ALTITUDE)
ON THE HUMAN ORGANISM

by R, A. McFarland, May 1938 95 p.

Blood High altitude Hypoxia Oxygen Physiology
Psychometrics

MED 4

Bureau of Air Commerce, Medical Service

HANDBOOK FOR MEDICAL EXAMINERS
July 1940 54 p.

Handbooks Medical examination Medical personnel
Physical fitness Pilots Standards

MED 5

Bureau of Air Commerce, Medical Service

REPORT OF AVIATION MEDICAL MEETING KANSAS CITY,
MISSOURI, JAN. 24-25, 1939

Note No. 17

May 1939 8 p.

Fatigue (physiology) Medical examination
Medical research Physical fitness Pilots

MED 6

CAA, Division of Research

PROBLEMS OF CONSISTENCY ARISING FROM CAA MEDICAL
EXAMINATIONS

by R. Franzen and D. R. Brimhall, 1942 20 p.
Research Report #1

Medical examination Physical fitness Pilots
Selection Standards

MED 7 453

CAA, Division of Research

ANALYSIS OF PHYSICAL DEFECTS FOUND BY THE ARMED

SERVICES IN PILOT CERTIFIED TO BE WITHOUT

DISQUALIFYING DEFECT BY CIVIL PILOT TRAINING

EXAMINATION

by R. Franzen and D. R. Brimhall. 1942 18 p. :
Research Report #2 i

Medical examination Pilots Selection
Standards Statistical analysis

MED 8 454

CAA, Division of Research

THE RELATION TO ACCIDENT OF PHYSICAL DEFECTS NOTED
IN STANDARD CAA MEDICAL EXAMINATION

by R. Franzen and D, R. Brimhall, 1942 23 p.
Research Report #3

Aviation accidents Medical examination
Physical fitness Pilots

MED 9 455

CAA, Division of Research

AN HISTORICAL INTRODUCTION TO AVIATION PSYCHOLOGY
by National Research Council, Committee on
Selection and Training of Aircraft Pilots, 1942
7p.

Research Report #4

Aviation psychology History Pilots
Psychometrics Selection

MED 10 456



The Effectiveness of "Patter" and "Fundamentals
of Basic Flight Maneuvers" as Training Aids

The Effects of a Tranquilizer on Body
‘Temperature

The Effects of Carbon Monoxide on Three
‘Types of Performance at Simulated Altitudes
of 10,000 and 15,000 Feet

The Effects of Oxygen Deprivation (High
Altitude) on the Human Organica

The Effects of Repeated and Prolonged
Exposure to High Concentrations of Ozone
on the Vision of Airline Pilots

The Effects of Simlated Altitude on
Penetrating Eye Injuries

Effects of Some Tranquilizing, Analeptic and
Vasodilating Drugs on Physical Work and
Capacity and Orthostatic Tolerance

Effects of Some Tranquilizing, Analeptic and
Vasodilating Drugs on Physical Work
Capacity and Orthostatic Tolerance

Blectrocardiographic Changes in Fulminating
Anoxia

Electrocardiographic Response in Exercise
Tolerance Tests

Electroencephalogram Alpha Activity During
Mild Vestibular Stimulation

Electroencephalography of Naval Aviators

On the Elimination of Pulse Wave Velocity
in Stroke Volume Determination from the
Ultralow-Frequency Displacement
Ballistocardiogran

Elimination of Some Time Losses in Emergency
Evacuation of Passengers from Airplanes

Emergency Escape Procedures, A Report of
Joint Studies with the Military Air
Transport Service and the Civil Aeronautics
Administration on the C-124 and Supplementary
Data

Emergency Evacuation of Transport Airplanes

Emergency Evacuation of Transport Airplanes
(Appendix D)

Energy Cost of Flying Multi-Engined Aircraft
Epilepsy and Syncope

Evacuation Pattern Analysis of a Survivable
Commercial Aircraft Crash

Evaluation of Aircraft Instrument Display
for Use with the Omni-Directional Radio
Range

Evaluation of Instructional Techniques
Described as Effective by Flight Instructors

Evaluation of Respiratory Measures for Use in
Pilot Selection

Evaluation of the Calibrated Displacement,
Velocity, and Acceleration Ballistocardio-
graph in Angina Pectoris

50L

359

403

412

165

166

413
19

462

167

168
169

170
257
455

356

90

69

31

wm

76

‘The Evaluation of Windshield-Window Solid
Angles with Respect to Human Visual Fields

Examiner Performance on Class EI Reports of
Physical Examination for Student and
Private Pilots

Executive Health Guide

Experience with Newly Developed Medical
Certification Procedures

An Experimental Analysis of Transfer Effect
Between Contact and Instrument Flight
Training

Experimental Evaluation of Work Capacity as
Related to Chronological and Phystological
Aging

An Experimental Plan for the Study of
Emergency Evacuation of Aircraft (Copy of
Program Developed and Adopted April 18,
1959)

An Experimental Study of Escape and Survival
in Aircraft Ditchings

Experimentelle Untersuchungen der Organischen
Anpassungsfahigkeit mit Zunehmendum Alter
(vestigations on Organic Adaptability
with Increasing Age)

An Explanation of Some Aspects of Breathing

Explosive Decompression and Postural
Tolerance Studies 1955 Annual Progress
Report on Navy Contract

A Factor Analysis of Some Cardiovascular-
Respiratory Variables with Particular
Reference to the Schneider and the McCurdy-
larson Tests

Failure of Rearwaré Facing Seat-Backs and
Resulting Injuries in a Survivable
Transport Accident

Fatigue and Aging as Expressed in the
Circulatory System, Final Report

Fatigue, Emotional Problems and Conditioned
or Automatic Behavior in the Jet Pilot.

Federal Air Surgeon's Medieal Bulletin

Federal Aviation Agency Environmental Health
Program Report of Air Contamination and
Other Environmental Health Facters,
Charleston, West Virginia--VORTAC

The Federal Aviation Agency Medical Program

Federal Aviation Agency: The Program of the
Bureau of Aviation Medicine

Federal Concern with Civil Aviation Medicine

Field Tryout of a Procedure for Evaluating
the Proficiency of Air Route Traffic
Controllers

Final Report on the Investigation of Mask
Leakage in Passenger Oxygen Masks

The Flammability of Lip, Face and Hair
Preparations in the Presence of 100
Percent Oxygen

258

172
414

304

173

174

175

259

23

354

502

327

328

305
279

176

7

47

396


Comparison of Harmful Effects Produced by
Carbon Tetrachloride, Methyl Bromide and
Chlorobromome thane

Comparison of Student Pilot Performance in
Successive Check Flight as Measured by
Photographic Records

Comparison of the Displacement, Velocity,
and Acceleration Ballistocardiography in
Coronary Heart Disease

Conference on Emergency Evacuation

Continuation Analysis of the Direct Body
Ballistocardiograph, Report No, ER-185A

A Course in Training Methods for Pilot
Instructors

Cranial Impedance Plethysmography--Rheo-
encephalography as a Method of Detection
of Cerebrovascular Disease

Crash Injury as Related to the Civil
Aeronautics Administration

Criteria of Flight Competence, Progress
Report

Current Civil Aeromedical Research

Gurrent Resources and Primary Medical
Programs

Current Resources and Primary Medical
Programs

Current Status of Clot Dissolution Therapy

The Current Updating of Our Medical Standards

Data on the Human Requirements for Oxygen in
Rapid Descent from High Altitudes Following
Decompression

DC-4-66-Passenger Aircoach Evacuation Tests

In Defense of Air Medicos

Describing Man for Design Development

Description of Experimental Design of Study
in Progress with Operational Directives for

its Prosecution

Design and Construction of an Adjustable
Cockpit Mockup

Design and Construction of a Crash Dummy for
Testing Shoulder Harness and Safety Belts,
A Preliminary Report

Detailed Statistical Analysis of Data Obtained
in the Pensacola Study of Naval Aviators

Determinants of Injury Severity in Lightplane
Crashes

Determination of Centers of Gravity of Man--
Final Report

Determination of Centers of Gravity of Man

Determination of the Most Comfortable Knee
Angle for Pilots

‘The Development of a Procedure for Evaluating
the Proficiency of Aix Route Traffic
Controllers

152

65

153

154

474

26

451

155

107

410

303

277
452
325

156

157

332

158

159

253

254

47

4un

255

361

256

89

75

Development of a Scale for Rating Pilot
Competence, Progress Report

‘The Development of "A Scale for Rating Pilot
Competency"

‘The Development of a Standard Flight Check
for the Airline Transport Rating Based on
the Critical Requirements of the Airline
Pilot's Job

Development of an Objective Proficiency Check
for Private Pilot Certification

Development of Assays for Components of
Fibrinolytic Mechanism--I, Caseinolytic
and Fibrinolytic Assays for Plasmin in
“Fibrinolytic" Agents

Development of Civil Aviation Medicine in
the FAA

The Development of Reversible Hematuria and
Oliguria Following Elevation of Renal Venous
Pressure

‘The Development of Standard Flights and the
Use of Time and Motion Study Techniques in
the Pilot Training Program, Progress Report

‘The Development of the CAA-NRC Flight
Recorder

Developments in Emergency Escape Problems
Developments in Emergency Escape Problems

Diagnostic Aids in Coronary Disease Using
Exercise with Miltiple Chest Leads

Diagnostic Criteria for Sub-Clinical
Coronary Artery Diseases, Final Report

Drug Effects on Pilots
Dynamic Visual Fields

The Effect of Distration Lights Upon
Performance of the Mashburn Serial
Coordination Test

Effect of Glyceryl Trinitrate on Pulmonary
Vasculature of Anesthetized Dogs

Effect of Increased Venous Pressure on
Renal Hemodynamics

The Effect of Massing and Distribution of
Practice on Rotary Pursuit Test Scores

The Effect of Massing and Distribution of
Practice on the $.A.M, Complex Coordination
Test

The Effect of Massing and Distribution of
Practice on Two-Hand Coordination Test
Scores

The Effect of Noise and Vibration on Certain
Psychomotor Responses

‘The Effect of Training and of Structural Aids
‘on Performance in Three Tests of Space
Orientation

Effect of Training on Acuity of Peripheral
Vision

The Effectiveness of Directed Attention to
‘Instruments as a Training Aid

108

24

91

101

453

278

370

109

41
160
161

162

490

326

163

35

454

365

50

59

51

14

86

14

75



‘Information Concerning Tests of Passenger
Escape from Ditched Airplanes

The Initial Six Months' Experience with
Airline Pilots' Electrocardiograms

Initial Eighteen Months’ Experience with
Airline Pilots' Electrocardiograms

Institute of Civil Aviation Medicine

An Introduction to the Discussion of the
Vehicle in Relation to Highway Safety

An Investigation of Prediction of Success
in Naval Flight Training (Squantum and
Williams Studies)

Investigation of the Etiology of In-Flight
Fatigue Factors Developing in Jet
Aircraft Engineers

An Investigation of the Interview as a
Technique for Selecting Aircraft Pilots

An Investigation of the Learning of Stall
Perception

An Investigation of the Relationship Between
Visual Ability and Flight Performance

Investigations of the Relative Amount of
Time Spent on the Ground and in the Air
by Civilian Pilot Training Students

"In Vivo Measurement of Total Gas Pressure
in Mammalian Tissue

Kinematic Behavior of the Human Body During
Deceleration

Kinematic Behavior of the Human Body During
Deceleration

Landing Gear Accidents in Airline Operations
A Six-Year Summary

Latency of Pupillary Reflex to Light
Stimilation and its Relationship to Aging

Light Aircraft Noise Problems

The Low Frequency Velocity Measurement
Ballistocardiograph

Low Humidity (0-20 percent): Occurrence,
Measurement and Effect on Human Health
and Comfort

The Magnitude and Direction of Forces that
Man Can Exert in Operating Aircraft
Emergency Exits

Man's Areas of Vision as a Basis for the
Design of Windshields and Side Windows

Man's Areas of Vision as a Basis for the
Design of Windshields and Side-Windows,
Agnual Progress Report F¥ 1954 to Comm.
on Accidental Trauma of Armed Forces
Epidemiological Board

Man's Areas of Vision as a Basis for the
Design of Windshields and Side-Windows,
Prograss Report FY 1954 to the Comm,
on Accidental Trauma, Armed Forces
Epidemiological Board

Manipulation of Arousal and its Effects on
Human Vestibular Nystagmus Induced by
Caloric Irrigation and Angular Accelerations

182

292

291

183

87

500

39

81

84

49

380

422

184

459
333

185

186

266.

267

269

268

364

7B

Manipulation of Arousal and its Effects on
Human Vestibular Nystagmus Induced by
Caloric Irrigation and Angular Accelerations

Measurement of Windshield and Window Angles
in Automobiles

Measurements of Man for Making Machinery
Measures of Exercise Tolerance

Mechanism of Autoregulation in the Intact
Kidney

Mechanisms of Action of the Insecticide Endrin

‘The Mechanisms of Intrarenal Hemodynamic
Changes Following Acute Arterial Occlusion

Medical Activities Associated with the United
States Supersonic Transport Program

Medical and Administrative Pitfalls of the
Civil Aviation Flight Surgeon

Medical Aspects of Airplane Dusting and
Spraying

The Medical Aspects of Business Aviation,
Final Report

Medical Criteria for Passenger Flying
Medical Education for Student Pilots
Medical Facts for Pilots

The Medical Investigation of Civil Aircraft
Accidents

Medical Newsletter

Medical Participation in Type Certification
of Aircraft

The Medical Requirements of the CAA and the
Recommended Medical Requirements of the
Personnel Licensing Division of the
Provisional International Civil Aviation
Organization

Medical Services at Airports

Medical Support of Civil Aviation

A Method for Selecting Combinations of Tests
and Determining their Best "Cut-Off Pointe"

to Yield. a Dichotomy Most Like a Categorical
Griterion

A Method for the Measurement of Phystologic
Evaporative Water Loss

Methods and Practices in Applied Ballisto-
cardiography

A Mécro-Recorder for Measuring Skin Temperature
and Sveating in Afrplane Pilots

Microwave (RF) and X-Radiation Hazards at High
Power Radar Facilities

Middle Ear Perception of Pressure and Pain in
Descent from Altitude

The Mitigation of Physical Fatigue with
"sparcase"

Motions of the Head and Trunk Allowed by
Safety Belt Restraint During Impact

423

270
187
63

401

391

334

293

188

495
281
335
336

294

144

102
308
189

394

491

30

309

381

271


FAA, Aviation Medical Service

EXPERIENCE WITH NEWLY DEVELOPED MEDICAL CERTIFICATION
PROCEDURES

by PB. V. Slegel. May 1963 26 p.

Aviation personnel Data processing systems
Electronic accounting machines Medical examination

MED 304

FAA, Aviation Medical Service

FEDERAL AVIATION AGENCY ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH PROGRAM
REPORT OF AIR CONTAMINATION AND OTHER ENVIRONMENTAL
HEALTH FACTORS, CHARLESTON, WEST VIRGINIA--VORTAC
by R, M, Marrazzo, May 1963 11 p.

Atmospheric pollution Health physics
Sanitary engineering Waste gases

MED 305 310

FAA, Aviation Medical Service

GUIDE TO DRUG HAZARDS IN AVIATION MEDICINE
by W. C, Cutting, 1962 97 p.

Aviation personnel Drugs Hazards Toxicity

MED 306

FAA, Aviation Medical Service

HEARING CONSERVATION IN NOISE EXPOSURE
Feb, 1962 16 p.
Guidance Series, Item No, 2

Aviation personnel Hearing Noise Safety
Thresholds (physiology)

MED 307-365

FAA, Aviation Medical Service

MEDICAL SERVICES AT AIRPORTS

by H. L, Reighard

Reprinted from Archives of Environmental Health
Vol. 5, 344-357, Oct, 1962 13 p,

Airports Aviation safety Medical personnel
Terminal flight facilities

MED 308 «342

FAA, Aviation Medical Service

MICROWAVE (RF) AND X-RADIATION HAZARDS AT HIGH
POWER RADAR FACILITIES

by J. L, Goddard, Jan, 1962 7 p.

Guidance Series, Item No. 1

Electromagnetic waves Health physics
Radar equipment Radiation hazards
Safety X-rays

MED 309 357

31

FAA, Aviation Medical Service

OZONE IN HIGH-ALTITUDE AIRCRAFT CABINS
by L. S, Jaffe and H, D, Estes
Reprinted from Arch. Environmental Health, Vol. 9,
No, 1, July 1964, 61-71 10 p.

Health physics High altitude Jet planes
Measurement Ozone Tolerances (physiology)

MED 310

FAA, Aviation Medical Service
OZONE TOXICITY HAZARD IN CABINS OF HIGH ALTITUDE
AIRCRAFT~-A REVIEW AND CURRENT PROGRAM
by L. S. Jaffe and H. D. Estes
Reprinted from Aerospace Medicine, Vol. 34, No. 7,
633-643, July 1963 10 p.

Health physics High altitude Ozone Toxicity

MED 311

FAA, Aviation Medical Service

PATHOLOGY CODES OF THE AVIATION MEDICAL SERVICE
Revised, Jan, 1962 14 p.

Aviation medicine Coding Pathology
MED 312-364

FAA, Aviation Medical Service

PHYSIOLOGICAL TRAINING
by G. E. Pendergrass. 1963 31 p.

Aviation personnel Physiology Training

MED 313-363

FAA, Aviation Medical Service

PRESENT PHILOSOPHY OF AEROMEDICAL STANDARDS
DEVELOPMENT

by W. RB. Albers. n.d. 19 p.

History Medical examination Physical fitness
Pilots Standards

MED 314

FAA, Aviation Medical Service
REPORT OF RADIATION HAZARD, AN/CRT-3 RADIO
‘TRANSMITTER (GIBSON GIRL)

Aug. 1963 15 p.

Gamma rays Health physics Radiation hazards
Radio transmitters

‘MED 315



CAA, Medical Service

‘ELECTROCARDIOGRAPHIC CHANGES IN FULMINATING ANOXIA

by B. G. King and M. Henson

Presented at Aero Medical Assoc, 17th Annual Meeting,
Chicago, E11, April 9, 1946

Reprinted from J. Aviation Med., Vol. 18, No. 1,

Feb, 1947 15 py

Electrocardiography Hypoxia Oxygen consumption
Respiration

MED 165 (374

CAA, Medical Service

ELECTROCARDIOGRAPHIC RESPONSE IN EXERCISE TOLERANCE
TESTS

by J. E, Smith

Presented at Aero Medical Assoc, 21st Anaual Meeting,
Chicago, T11. may 1950

Reprinted from J. Aviation Med., Vol. 21, No. 6,
470-476, Dec. 1950 6 p.

Disease Electrocardiography Exercise Heart
Tolerance (physiology)

MED 165 414

CAA, Medical Service

ELINENATION OF SOME TIME LOSSES IN EMERGENCY
EVACUATION OF PASSENGERS FROM AIRPLANES

by B. G, King

Presented at Air Safety Seminar of Flight Safety
Foundation, Ltd. Nov, 1952, Bermda

Reprinted from Aeronautical Eng, Rev., Vol. 12,
Wo, 3, March 1953 3 p.

Abandonment Aviation safety Watches
Safety devices

‘MED 167 367

CAA, Medical Service

EMERGENCY ESCAPE PROCEDURES, A REPORT OF JOINT
STUDIES WITH THE MILITARY AIR TRANSPORT SERVICE
AND THE CIVIL AERONAUTICS ADMINISTRATION ON THE
C-124 AND SUPPLEMENTARY DATA

by B, G, King, R, Ostrich, M, C. Richardson,
Aug. 1954 96 p.

USAF ARDC Proj. 504-025-0009

Abandonment Aviation accidents Aviation personnel
‘Training

MED 168 «394

CAA, Medical Service

EMERGENCY EVACUATION OF TRANSPORT AIRPLANES
by B. G. King and A. P, Ruby, Nov. 1951 8 p.

Abandonment Tests Time Transport planes

MED 169

7

CAA, Medical Service

EMERGENCY EVACUATION OF TRANSPORT AIRPLANES
(APPENDIX D)

by B. G. King and A, P, Ruby

Presented at Flight Safety Foundation, Nov. 1951
6p.

Abandonment Aviation accidents Hatches
‘Transport planes

MED 170-393

GAA, Medical Service

EVALUATION OF THE CALIBRATED DISPLACEMENT, VELOCITY,
AND ACCELERATION BALLISTOCARDIOGRAPHY IN ANGINA
PECTORIS

by J. E. Smith, L. G. Lederer, J. C. Mandes
Reprinted from Am. Heart J., Vol 49, No. 3, March
1955, 344-359, 15 p.

Ballistocardiography Diagnosis Disease Heart
MED 171-420

CAA, Medical Service

EXAMINER PERFORMANCE ON CLASS III REPORTS OF PHYSICAL
EXAMINATION FOR STUDENT AND PRIVATE PILOTS

Project No. MD-1453

July 15, 1949 10 p,

Biometrics Branch Report No. 1

Errors Medical examination Medical personnel
Physical fitness Pilots

MED 1720-322

CAA, Medical Service

AN EXPERIMENTAL PLAN FOR THE STUDY OF EMERGENCY
EVACUATION OF AIRCRAFT (COPY OF PROGRAM DEVELOPED
AND ADOPTED APRIL 18, 1950)
by B. G. King, 1950 9 p.

Abandonment Aviation accidents Aviation safety
Behavior Civil aviation

MED 173

CAA, Medical Service

AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF ESCAPE AND SURVIVAL IN
AIRCRAFT DITCHINGS

by B. G. King and M. C, Richardson

Presented at Flight Safety Foundation International
Air Safety Seminar, Palo Alto, California, Nov.
11-15, 1957 14 p.

Aviation accidents Design Ditching Life rafts
MED 174



CAA, Medical Service

SOME SURVIVAL LESSONS LEARNED FROM RECENT ACCIDENTS
by B, G. King

Presented at Flight Safety Foundation Air Safety
Seminar, Santa Fe, Nov. 1954 16 p.

Aviation accidents Aviation safety Ditching
Survival

MED 224 379

CAA, Medical Service

LA SPECIALITE DE LA MEDECINE AERONAUTIQUE
by W. R. Stovall

Presented at Aero Med, Conference, Paris, Sept.
1952 4p.

Aviation medicine Education History
Medical personnel

MED 225

CAA, Medical Service

SPECIFICATIONS FOR HEAD CLEARANCE AND AIRCRAFT
DESIGN

by J. J. Swearingen and D, J. Morrow

Presented at, and published in, Third Annual Medical
Officers' Conference, Aug. 24-26, 1949 10 p.

Aircraft Anthropometry Aviation injuries
Design Specifications

MED 144

CAA, Medical Service

STUDENT AND PRIVATE PHYSICAL EXAMINATION
Jan, 1947
Report No. 1

Errors Medical examination Medical personnel
Physical fitness Pilots

MED 226 333

CAA, Medical Service

STUDIES OF PREQUENCY RESPONSE IN BALLISTOCARDIOGRAPHY
by J. E, Smith and S. Bryan

Reprinted from Am, Heart J., Vol. 45, No. 1 401-51,
Jan, 1953 Ll p.

Ballistocardiography Diagnosis Disease
‘Instrumentation

MED 227 422

23

CAA, Medical Service

STUDIES OF THE EFFECT OF A SECOND DEGREE OF FREEDOM
IN BALLISTOCARDIOGRAPHY

by J. E. Smith and R, Rosenbaum

Reprinted from Am. Heart J., Vol. 46, No. 6, Dec.
1953, 799-816, 17 p.

Ballistocardiography Diagnosis Disease Heart

MED 228 © 421

CAA, Medical Service

STUDIES WITH THE DISPLACEMENT, VELOCITY, AND
ACCELERATION BALLISTOCARDIOGRAPH IN AORTIC
‘INSUFFICIENCY

by J. E, Smith, R. Rosenbaum, R. Ostrich
Reprinted from Am. Heart J. 48: 6: 847-63,
Dec. 1954 17 p.

Ballistocardiography Cardiovascular system
Diagnosis Disease Harmonic analysis

MED 229° 426

CAA, Medical Service

A STUDY OF FLIGHT SURGEON POPULATION IN RELATION TO
NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL OBLIGATIONS

by W. R, Stovall

Presented at Aero Medical Assoc., 19th Annual
Convention, Toronto, June 1948 4 p.

Education Flight surgeons History Population
Standards

MED 230

CAA, Medical Service

A STUDY OF INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES AMONG INSTRUCTORS
IN MAKING SPOT LANDINGS--RESULTS

(Inst, of Aviation Psychology, CAA NRC, Committee
on Selection and Training of Aircraft Pilots
Tennessee State Bureau of Aeronautics, U. of
Tennessee) Sept. 1945 20 p,

1-32

Instructors Landing Performance tests Pilots
Psychomotor tests

MED 231 0343

CAA, Medical Service

SUMMARY OF PHYSICAL STANDARDS FOR, CIVIL AERONAUTICS
ADMINISTRATION, NATIONAL RESEARCH COUNCIL COMMITTEE,
U, S. ARMY, U. S, NAVY, INTERNATIONAL COMMISSION FOR
AIR NAVIGATION, UNITED KINGDOM

1945 99 p.

Military requirements Physical fitness Pilots
Standards

MED 232



GAA, Medical Service

THE LOW FREQUENCY VELOCITY MEASUREMENT
BALLISTOCARDIOGRAPH

by J. £, Smith and 8, Bryan

Reprinted from Girculation, Vol. V, No, 6, 892-902,
June 1952 10 py

Ballistocardiography Disease Heart
Instrumentation Measuring devices (electrical
and electronic)

MED 185 416

GAA, Medical Service

LOW HUMIDITY (0-20 percent): OCCURRENCE,
‘MEASUREMENT AND EFFECT ON HUMAN HEALTH AND COMFORT
by C, R, Spealman

Presented at Am, Soc. of Heating and Ventilating
Engineerings, Symposium of Technical Advisory Coom,
for Research, April 1953 3 p.

Humidity Measurement Physiology
Tolerances (physiology) Water vapor

MED 186

CAA, Medical Service
MEASUREMENTS OF MAN FOR MAKING MACHINERY

by B. G, King
Reprinted from Am. J. Phys. Anthrop., n.s. v. 6,

no. 3, Sept, 1948 12 p.
Anthropometry Control panels Human engineering
MED 187 386

CAA, Medical Service

MEDICAL ASPECTS OF AIRPLANE DUSTING AND SPRAYING
by CR. Spealman. n.d, 9 py

Agriculture Collisions Insecticides
Physical fitness Pilots Toxicity

MED 188

CAA, Medical Service

MEDICAL PARTICIPATION IN TYPE CERTIFICATION OF
AIRCRAFT

by C. R. Spealman

Presented at, and published in, Third Annual Medical
Officers’ Conference, Aug. 24-26, 1949 1 p.

Aircraft Design Medical personnel Standards

‘MED 144

GAA, Medical Service

MEDICAL SUPPORT OF CIVIL AVIATION

by W. R. Stovall

Presented at Intl, Conference on Aviation Physiology,
Ohio State University, Sept. 1953 9 p.

Civil aviation History Medical personnel
Physical fitness Pilots

MED 189

GAA, Medical Service

MIDDLE EAR PERCEPTION OF PRESSURE AND PAIN IN
DESCENT FROM ALTITUDE

by C. R. Spealman and J. C, Cherry

Reprinted from J, Aviation Med., Vol. 29, Feb. 1958
SP

Ear High altitude Pain Perception Pressure
Thresholds (physiology)

MED 190

CAA, Medical Service

ODORS, ODORANTS, AND DEODORANTS IN AVIATION

by C. R. Spealman

Reprinted from Basic Odor Research Correlation,
Annals N. ¥. Acad. Sciences, Vol. 58, Art. 2,
March 1954 4 p.

Aviation safety Exhaust gases Smell
Thresholds (physiology) Toxicity

MED 191

CAA, Medical Service
PASSENGER ESCAPE FROM AIRCRAFT EMPLOYING THE
INFLATABLE SLIDE
by R. Ostrich and W. G. Starr. Feb. 1956 14 p.
A report of joint studies by the Military Air
Transport Service and the CAA

Abandonment Passengers Tables Tests Time

MED 192

CAA, Medical Service
PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF THE 1946 AIRLINE PILOT
POPULATION

nd. 23 p.

Air carriers Physical fitness Pilots
‘Transport planes

MED 193-319



FAA, Aviation Medical Service FAA, Office of Aviation Medicine

REPORT OF SURVEY OF MEDICAL AND RELATED FACILITIES AIRCRAFT ACCIDENT INVESTIGATION

AT UNITED STATES CIVIL AIRPORTS by C. R. Harper

Dec. 1962 73 p. Reprinted from Police Chief, Nov. 1963 2 p.
AD 420 770

Aviation accidents Civil aviation Aviation safety
Airports Civil aviation Medical facilities
Medical personnel ‘MED 321

MED 316

FAA, Office of Aviation Medicine

FAA, Aviation Medical Service ALCOHOL AND FLYING, MORTAL ENEMIES
by A. Carpousis, Aviation Medical Examiner
REPORT ON OZONE MEASUREMENTS CONDUCTED WITHIN Reprinted from AOPA Pilot, June 1963 7 p.
THE CABIN OF A KC-135 AIRCRAFT
by W. D. Komhyr, Project performed at the Behavior Drugs Motor reactions Physical fitness
request of Aviation Medical Service, a Pilots
manuscript of the U. S, Weather Bureau, Apr. 1962
23 p. MED 322

Aircraft cabins Jet transport planes Maps
Measurement Ozone Toxicity

‘MED 317 FAA, Office of Aviation Medicine
ALCOHOL AND GENERAL AVIATION ACCIDENTS

by C. R, Harper and W, R, Albers
Reprinted from Aerospace Med., Vol. 35, No. 5,

"AA, Aviation Medical Service 462-464, May 1954 3 p.

RESEARCH ACTIVITIES OF THE AVIATION MEDICAL SERVICE Aviation accidents Drugs Physical fitness

by G. R, Steinkamp, Oct. 1961 15 p. Pilots Motor reactions Statistical analysis
Aviation personnel Medical examination MED 323

Medical research Physical fitness
Psychometrics Selection

MED 318
FAA, Office of Aviation Medicine
LE BRUIT DANS LE CABINE (NOISE IN THE CABIN)
in Aviasport, 407-412, discussing article
FAA, Aviation Medical Service by R. L. Wick. (AOPA Pilot, 32-36, July 1964)
6p.
‘A STUDY OF GENERAL AVIATION ACCIDENTS
by H, L. Reighard, C. E. Wilbur, J. C. Cherry. Acoustic insulation Acoustics
nd. 77 B. Aireraft cabins Airplane noise
Attitudes Aviation accidents Behavior MED 324
General aviation aircraft Pilots
‘MED 319
FAA, Office of Aviation Medicine
‘THE CURRENT UPDATING OF OUR MEDICAL STANDARDS
FAA, Aviation Medical Service by M. S. White
Presented at Flying Physicians Assoc., Palm
‘A SURVEY OF MEDICAL AND RELATED FACILITIES AT Springs, Calif., Sept. 30, 1964 9 p.
UNITED STATES CLVIL AIRPORTS
by J. L. Goddard, M. C, Simmons, H. D. Estes Medical examination Physical fitness
Presented at Aerospace Med. Assoc. Meeting, Pilots Standards
Atlantic City, N.J., April 10, 1962
Reprinted from Aerospace Med., Vol. 33, 781-790, MED 325

July 1962 9 p.

Airports Civil aviation Medical personnel
Terminal flight facilities
FAA, Office of Aviation Medicine
MED 320 337
DRUG EFFECTS ON PILOTS
by R. L. Wick
AOPA Pilot, 6:12, Nov, 1963 3 p.

Drugs Physiology Pilots Toxicity
MED 326

32


CAA, Medical Service

AN APPROACH TO THE SELECTION OF REGRESSION CURVES
AS PREDICTORS FOR EMERGENCY EXIT EVALUATION
by R, Ostrich, Oct. 1953 6 p.

Abandonment Aviation safety Design Hatches
Time

MED 133

CAA, Medical Service

AREAS OF VISION AND COCKPIT VISIBILITY

by M, V. Hall and L, J. Greenbaum

Reprinted from Transact. Am, Acad. Ophthalmology
and Otolaryngology, Sept.-Oct. 1950 15 p.
Final report of CAA with Contract # NAonr 72-48

Cockpits Human engineering visibility Vision

MED 134

GAA, Medical Service

ASYMPTOMATIC MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION

by J. E, Smith

Reprinted from Medical Annals of the District of
Golumbia, Vol. XXI, No. 7, July 1952 4 p.

Diagnosis Diseases Electrocardiography Heart

MED 135 402

CAA, Medical Service

Av-CIR CRASH SURVIVAL STUDY, US ARMY BELL H-13
ACCIDENT AT MONMOUTH COUNTY AIRPORT, BELMAR, N. J.,
UNE 21, 1956

by A. H. Hasbrook, J. T. Pairn, H. R. Guggenheimer,
Cornell University, Aviation Crash Injury Research.

Technical report issued under Contract # Nonr-401(21)

Feb, 1957 31 p.
Av-CIR-5-CSS/H-81

Aireraft seats Aviation accidents
Aviation injuries Design Helicopters Survival

MED 136

(CAA, Medical Service

(AVIATION ACCIDENTS) an address

by A. J. Herbolsheimer

Presentation for initiation of course in Civil
Aviation Medicine, College of Medicine, University
of Illinois, Sept. 1944 10 p.

Aviation accidents Civil aviation Errors
History Medical research Pilots

MED 137

CAA, Medical Service

(AVIATION ACCIDENTS) an address

by M. Y. McCormick

Presented at Aero Medical Assoc, 16th Annual
Meeting, St, Louis, Missouri, Sept. 5, 1944 5 p.

Abnormal psychology Aviation accidents
Medical examination Psychiatry

MED 138

CAA, Medical Service

AVIATION MEDICAL RESEARCH FOR AIRMAN SAFETY
by B. G. King. April 1962 6 p.

Aviation medicine Aviation safety
Human engineering

MED 139381

CAA, Medical Service

AVIATION MEDICAL SERVICE BULLETIN
Vol. 2, No. 1, January 1947 through Vol. 4, No. 4,
June-July 1949, 1947-1949 108 p.

Aviation medicine Aviation safety Newspapers

MED 140

CAA, Medical Service

AVIATION MEDICINE AND PHYSICAL STANDARDS FOR AIRMEN
by W. R. Stovall

Presented at Aero Medical Assoc,, 17th Annual
Meeting, Chicago, April 1946 5 p.

Human engineering Physical fitness Pilots
Standards

MED 141

CAA, Medical Service

AVIATION TOKICOLOGY--AN INTRODUCTION TO THE
SUBJECT AND A HANDBOOK OF DATA

by W. R. Stovall, ed, 1953 120 p.

Prepared under the direction of the Committee on
Aviation Toxicology, Aero Medical Assoc. NY The
Blakiston Co,

Exhaust gases Health physics Insecticides
Poisoning Toxicity Waste gases

MED 142


NOTES

90

U.S, GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE : 1965 0 - 765-024


The Flight Instructor's Vocabulary
Flying Boats Anyone?

Forces That May Be Exerted by Man in the
Operation of Aircraft Door Handles

FSF, CAA Medical Study, A Study of Physical
Qualifications for Air Traffic Control
Personnel, A Preliminary Report

FSF/CAA Medical Study, An Approach to
Physical Qualifications for Air Traffic
Control Personnel, A Preliminary Summary
Report

FSF/CAA Medical Study, Report No. 1--
Physical Qualifications of Air Traffic
Control Personnel

FSF/CAA Medical Study, Report No. 2--
Medical Aspects of Civil Aviation

FSE/CAA Medical Study, Report No. 2--
Supplement--Federal Regulation of Physical
Qualifications in Motor Carriers, Merchant
Marine, and Railroads

FSE/FAA Air Traffic Control Study--Effects
of Activity and Environment on Air Traffic
Control Personnel, Interim Report

FSE/FAA Air Traffic Control Personnel Study--
Effects on Activity and Environment, Final
Report

Functional Cockpit Design

The Future in Aviation Medicine

‘The Future of Aviation Medicine as a
Specialty

General Biology of Senescence

Georgetown Clinical Research Institute, What
Is It?

Graphic Registration of Flight Performance,
Progress Report

Guide to Drug Hazards in Aviation Medicine
Handbook for Medical Examiners

Hearing Conservation in Noise Exposure
Heat-Induced Tetany

Heparin Fibrinolytic Synergesia

High Concentration--Short Time Exposures
and Toxicity

Highlights of Neurology in the Federal
Aviation Agency

An Historical Introduction to Aviation
Psychology

The History and Development of the Biographical
Inventory

History and Development of the Ohio State
Flight Inventory (Part I: Early Versions
and Basic Research)

History and Development of the Ohio State
Flight Inventory (Part II: Recent Versions
and Current Applications)

28

329

260

480

481

482

485
a7
178

no
306

307
47
457

180

458

10

76

33

37

7

How to Prevent Air Sickness

Human Factors Aspects of ATC Incident
Involvement-~An Adjunct to the Report of
the Near Mid-Air Collision Study Group
(Consultative Report)

Human Factors Aspects of Lightplane Safety
Human Factors in Supersonic Air Transport
Human Factors of Emergency Evacuation
Human Reliability and Confinement

Human Survivability of Extreme Impacts in
Free-Fall

Human Tolerances

Human Tolerances to Extreme Impacts in
Free-Fall

Human Visual Capacities as a Basis for the
Safer Design of Vehicles, Annual Report to
the Commission on Accidental Trauma of the
Amed Forces Epidemiological Board, FY
Mar 54-Feb 55

Human Visual Capacities as a Basis for the
Safer Design of Vehicles, 1956 Annual
Report to the Conm, on Accidental Trauma,
Armed Forces Epidemiological Board (Mar 55-
Feb 56, Columbus, Ohio)

Human Visual Capacities as a Basis for the
Safer Design of Vehicles, 1957 Annual
Report to the Comm. on Accidental Trauma,
Armed Forces Epidemiological Board (Mar 56-
Feb 57, Columbus, Ohio)

Human Visual Capacities as a Basis for the
Safer Design of Vehicles, 1958 Annual
Report to the Comm. on Accidental Trauma,
Armed Forces Epidemiological Board (Mar 57-
Feb 58, Columbus, Ohio)

Human Visual Capacities as a Basis for the
Safer Design of Vehicles, Final Report to
the Comm, on Accidental Trauma of the
Armed Forces Epidemiological Board (Mar 58-
June 58, Columbus, Ohio)

Human Voluntary Tolerance to Vertical Impact
Hyperventilation, One Cause

An Improved Method for Determining the
Efficiency of Crew and Passenger Oxygen
Masks, A Preliminary Report

Improved Transducer for External Recording
of Arterial Pulse Waves

Incidence, Clarification and Nature of Errors
Made by Crews in Air Carrier (Airline)
Operations

‘The Inconsistency of Pilot Performance in
Approaching the Stall: Relationship to
Flight Conditions, Experience, and Age

Indicators of Emotional Disturbances in
Flight, Progress Report

Inflight Loss of Consciousness: A Case Report
The Influence of Physiologically Effective

Doses of Epinephrine on Vestibularly
Induced Nausea

un

418
404
290
330
419

384
353

420

261

262

263

265
421
331

368.

488

181

85

12
390

u



Costs
456

Data processing systems

304
Deceleration
360 422

Decision making

34 7
Decompression
251 273 493 497

Decompression sickness

493
Descent
156
Design
132 133 136 144 158 174
a7 210 219 223 252 253
256 267 269 273 274 427
428 429 503

Desoxyribonucleic acids

357
Diagnosis

131 135 162 WW. 227 228

229 238 276 45L 455 457

458 467 470 47 472 473

486 488 489 490 491 503
Diet

414

Digital computers
486

58

Disease

131 135 153
185 215 216
236 238 432
470 47. 472

Display systems
82 90 98

Distance measuring equipment
82

Distribution
286 348
Ditching
160 161 174
224 241
Drag
378 438
Drugs
306 322 323
454
Ear
103 190 338
423 439
Earphones
338 376
Education
149 178 225
Electrocardiography
46 135 165
292 473 489

162
227
451

182

326

364

230

166

166
228
458
490

200

427

372

335

215

17
229
466
491

202

428

413

291


CAA, Division of Research

HISTORY AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE OHIO STATE FLIGHT
INVENTORY (PART I: EARLY VERSIONS AND BASIC
RESEARCH)

by H. A, Edgerton and R. ¥, Walker, 1945 58 p.
Research Report #47

Factor analysis Flight paths Performance tests
Pilots Statistical analysis

MED 53-499

CAA, Division of Research

A TEST OF DECISION TIME RELIABILITY AND "GENERALITY"
by L, Festinger and S, Wapner. 1945 45 p.
Research Report #48

Decision making Performance tests Pilots
Reliability Vision

MED 54 500

CAA, Division of Research

“ABILITY-TO-TAKE-IT" TESTS EXAMINER DIFFERENCES

AND VALIDATION

by H, S, Odbert, L, Festinger, S, Wapner. 1945 38 p.
Research Report #49

Fatigue (physiology) Pain Performance tests
Pilots Psychometrics Thresholds

MED 55 © 501

CAA, Division of Research

ANALYSIS OF THE DESIRE TO FLY (D-F) INVENTORY
by L, S, Kogan, M, J, Wantman, J. W. Dunlap.
1945 27 p.

Research Report #50

Attitudes Personality tests Pilots
Statistical analysis

MED 56 © 502

CAA, Division of Research

HISTORY AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE OHIO STATE FLIGHT
INVENTORY (PART II RECENT VERSIONS AND CURRENT

APPLICATIONS)
by National Research Council, Committee on
Selection and Training of Aircraft Pilots, 1945 34 p.

Research Report #51

Factor analysis Performance tests Pilots
Statistical analysis Training

MED 57-503

CAA, Division of Research

REPORT ON THE BOSTON-MIDWEST. PROJECT

by National Research Council, Committee on
Selection and Training of Aircraft Pilots,
1945 103 p,

Research Report #52

Performance tests Personality tests Pilots
Selection Statistical analysis

MED 58 504

GAA, Division of Research

‘THE EFFECT OF MASSING AND DISTRIBUTION OF PRACTICE
ON THE S,A.M, COMPLEX COORDINATION TEST

by K, W. Spence, C. E. Buxton, A. W, Melton.

1945 23 p.

Research Report #53

Factor analysis Learning Motor reactions
Psychomotor tests Selection

MED 59 505

CAA, Division of Research

PRELIMINARY EXPERIMENT OF INVESTIGATIONS OF "TENSION"
AS A DETERMINANT OF PERFORMANCE IN FLIGHT TRAINING
by A. C, Williams, Jr., W. MacMillan,

J. G. Jenkins, 1946 43 p.

Research Report #54

Motor reactions Physiology Pilots Psychology
Stress (physiology)

MED 60 506

CAA, Division of Research

AN ANALYSIS OF GRAPHIC RECORDS OF PILOT PERFORMANCE
OBTAINED BY MEANS OF THE R-S RIDE RECORDER, PART II,
QUANTITATIVE EVALUATION OF PILOT PERFORMANCE ON

720 DEGREE POWER TURNS

by 0, Backstrom, Jr, and M, S, Viteles. 1946 84 p.
Research Report #55

Attitude indicators Flight paths Performance tests
Recording devices Statistical analysis

MED 61 507

GAA, Division of Research

A STUDY OF INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES AMONG FLIGHT
INSTRUCTORS IN MAKING SPOT LANDINGS

by R. Y. Walker, S. W. Bennett, Z, 8. Ewart,
1946 53 p.

Research Report #56

Flight paths Instructors Landings Pilots

MED 62 508


FAA, Office of Civil Air Surgeon

THE ORGANIZATION AND FUNCTIONS OF THE OFFICE OF
CIVIL AIR SURGEON, FEDERAL AVIATION AGENCY

by J. E. Smith

Reprinted from Aerospace Med., Vol. 30, 471-475,
July 1959 4 p,

Civil aviation Medical personnel Operation

MED 282° 412

FAA, Office of Civil Air Surgeon

THE ORGANIZATION AND FUNCTIONS OF THE OFFICE OF

THE CIVIL AIR SURGEON OF THE FEDERAL AVIATION AGENCY
by J. L, Goddard

Presented at Seminar in Aviation Medicine at
Guggenheim Center for Aviation Health and Safety,
Harvard School for Public Health, Boston, Dec,

1959 14 p.

History Medical facilities Medical personnel
Pilots Selection Standards

‘MED 283

FAA, Office of the Civil Air Surgeon

OUTLINE OF PROCEDURES FOR FAA AVIATION MEDICAL
EXAMINER PARTICIPATION IN AIRCRAFT ACCIDENT
INVESTIGATION, JULY 1961

by W. R. Albers, July 1961 13 p.

Aviation accidents Aviation safety
Flight surgeons

‘MED 284

FAA, Office of the Civil Air Surgeon

PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF POSTURAL DISORIENTATION BY
TILTING DURING WEIGHTLESSNESS

by B. G, King

Presented at Aerospace Med, Assoc, Meeting, May

11, 1960, Miami

Reprinted from Aerospace Med., Vol. 32, 137-140
Feb, 1961 4 p,

Center of gravity Posture Psychomotor tests
Rotation Weightlessness

MED 285

FAA, Office of the Civil Air Surgeon

PROGRAM, FUNCTIONAL AND PHYSICAL INTER-RELATIONSHIPS
OF FAA MEDICAL ACTIVITIES

A graphic and tabular presentation of a Joint Factual
Study by Staff, Office of the Civil Air Surgeon and
Staff, Office of Management Services, May 1961 20 p.

Distribution Medical personnel Medical research
Tables

MED 286

29

PAA, Office of the Civil Air Surgeon

VISION MEETING OF CONSULTANT GROUP OF OFFICE OF
CIVIL AIR SURGEON TRANSCRIPT OF DISCUSSIONS OF
EYE STANDARDS AND: EYE TESTING PROCEDURES FOR
CIVIL AIRMEN, OCT, 1959

by H. L, Reighard, Oct. 1959 185 p.

Color vision Eyeglasses Ophthalmology
Space perception Vision Visual acuity

MED 287

FAA, Bureau of Aviation Medicine

BUREAU OF AVIATION MEDICINE
One-page vest pocket flyer, imprint number GPO
8894 12, nd, 1p,

Aviation accidents Medical examination
Medical research Pilots

MED 288

FAA, Bureau of Aviation Medicine

FEDERAL AVIATION AGENCY THE PROGRAM OF THE BUREAU
OF AVIATION MEDICINE

by J. L. Goddard

Presented at Aerospace Med. Assoc., Miami, Fla.,
May 10, 1960

Reprinted from Aerospace Med., Vol, 31, 709-714,
Sept. 1960 5p.

Aviation accidents Medical facilities
Medical research Physical fitness Pilots

MED 289

FAA, Bureau of Aviation Medicine

HUMAN FACTORS IN SUPERSONIC AIR TRANSPORT
by G. R. Steinkamp, C, A, Berry, W. R, Hawkins,
nd. 33 p.

Atmospheric pressure Explosive decompression
Hazards Hypoxia Supersonic flight
Supersonic transports

MED 290

FAA, Bureau of Aviation Medicine

INITIAL EIGHTEEN MONTHS' EXPERIENCE WITH AIRLINE
PILOTS' ELECTROCARDIOGRAMS

by J. H. Britton, H. W. Whitehead, Jr., J. F.
"Connor

Presented at Aerospace Med. Assoc, Meeting, Chicago,
April 26, 1961

Reprinted from Aerospace Med., Vol, 33, 138-140,
Feb, 1962 3 p,

Air carriers Electrocardiography
Medical examination Passengers
Physical fitness Pilots

MED 291



Tests
123 124 126
169 192 200

Thresholds

55

Thresholds (physiology)

17 163 190
265 307 388
‘Thrombosis
450 470
‘Time
123 124 “126
157 169 192
261 246 245
346 435

Tissues (biology)
380

Toilet articles
396

Tolerances (physiology)

63 120 122
186 194 197
310 333 352
403 406 410
425 430 432
Torque
260 266
Touch
358

Toxic tolerances
152 164. 180

127
201

191
420

127
200
251

130
222
353
412

237

157
241

258

132
201

144
242
360
41s
446

393

160

264

133
210
330

166
297
402
a7

Toxicity

130 142 143 144 152
188 191 205 237 264
306 au 317 326 334
355 357 373 385 395
426 436 440
Training

12 13 aL 22 26
36 42 43 49 50
37 68 69 7 7
86 87 88 99 100
105 107 109 110 9
207 249 313 329 335
350 495 499

‘Training devices

28 75 98
Tranquilizers
392 412
Transducers
4m 405 486 488

‘Transfer of training
159 208 400 499

Transients
376

Transport planes

78 79 o1 94 121

157 169 170 181 193

214 250 351 354 498
Turbulence

234 345

Underwater explosions
430

180
245

408

27
51

104
168
349

154
205



Wounds and injuries X-rays
275 280 420 309

n





CAA, Civil Aeronautics Medical Research Laboratory

AN ADHESIVE TYPE OXYGEN MASK

by J. J, Swearingen (Columbus, Ohio)

Presented at 27th Annual Meeting Aero Med. Assoc.,
Chicago, April 18, 1956

Reprinted from J, Aviation Med, 28 19-22, Feb.
1957 4p.

Adhesion Aviation safety Design Oxygen masks

‘MED 252

CAA, Civil Aeronautics Medical Research Laboratory

DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION OF AN ADJUSTABLE COCKEIT
YOCKUP

by J. J. Swearingen (Oklahoma City, Okla.). July
1949 14 p,

Project No, Biotechnology 2-48, Rept. No. 1

Anthropometry Cockpits Design Human engineering
MED 253

CAA, Civil Aeronautics Medical Research Laboratory

DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION OF A CRASH DUMMY FOR TESTING
SHOULDER HARNESS AND SAFETY BELTS, A PRELIMINARY
REPORT

by J. J. Swearingen (Oklahoma City, Okla.). April
1951 15 p.

Anthropometry Aviation injuries Aviation safety
Safety harness

MED 254 378

CAA, Civil Aeronautics Medical Research Laboratory

DETERMINATION OF CENTERS OF GRAVITY OF MAN--FINAL
REPORT

by J, J. Swearingen (Oklahoma City, Okla.), May
1953 42 p.

Contract # NAonr 104-51

CAA Project No, 53-203

Anthropometry Center of gravity Man Posture

MED 255

CAA, Civil Aeronautics Medical Research Laboratory

DETERMINATION OF THE MOST COMFORTABLE KNEE ANGLE
FOR PILOTS

by J. J, Swearingen (Oklahoma City, Okla.). May
1949 6 p.

Project No, Biotechnology 3-48, Rept. No, 1

Anthropometry Cockpits Design
Human engineering Pilots

MED 256

26

CAA, Civil Aeronautics Medical Research Laboratory

ENERGY COST OF FLYING MULTI-ENGINED ATRCRAFT
by F, A, Hitchcock (Oklahoma City, Okla.)
Reprinted from Federation Proceedings 9 1,
March 1950 1 py

Fatigue (physiology) Metabolism Pilots
Respiration

MED 257

CAA, Civil Aeronautics Medical Research Laboratory

THE EVALUATION OF WINDSHIELD-WINDOW SOLID ANGLES
WITH RESPECT TO HUMAN VISUAL FIELDS
by P. J, Sutro (Columbus, Ohio), n.d, 21 p.

Human engineering Thresholds (physiology)
Visibility Vision

MED 258 408

CAA, Civil Aeronautics Medical Research Laboratory

EXPLOSIVE DECOMPRESSION AND POSTURAL TOLERANCE
STUDIES 1955 ANNUAL PROGRESS REPORT ON NAVY
CONTRACT

by J. J. Swearingen (Columbus, Ohio). 17 p.
Contract # NAonr 104-51

Acceleration tolerances Explosive decompression
Posture Test equipment

MED 259

CAA, Civil Aeronautics Nedical Research Laboratory

FORCES THAT MAY BE EXERTED BY MAN IN THE OPERATION
OF AIRCRAFT DOOR HANDLES

by E, B, McFadden and J, J. Swearingen (Oklahoma
City, Okla.).

Reprinted from Human Factors, Vol. 1, No. 1, 16-22,
Sept. 1958 7 p.

Aircraft equipment Anthropometry Configuration
Hatches Human engineering Torque

MED 260

GAA, Civil Aeronautics Medical Research Laboratory

HUMAN VISUAL CAPACITIES AS A BASIS FOR THE SAFER
DESIGN OF VEHICLES, ANNUAL REPORT TO THE COMMISSION
ON ACCIDENTAL TRAUMA OF THE ARMED FORCES
EPIDEMIOLOGICAL BOARD, FY MAR 54-FEB 55

by B. G, King, P, J, Sutro, G. H, Kydd (Columbus,
Ohio). March 1955 37 p.

Human engineering Visibility Windshield wipers
Windshields

MED 261 «369


A Summary of Reports by Domestic Scheduled
Airlines of In-Flight Unconsciousness and
Death (1951-1953)

A Summary of Reports by Scheduled Airlines
of In-Flight Injury, Unconsciousness and
Death (1947-1955)

Summary Report on the Biophysical Analysis
of the CAA Ballistocardiograph, Report
No, ER-185B

Supplement to the Report on FAA/FEIA Study of
Fatigue in Flight Engineers Assigned to
Jet Operations

A Survey of Medical and Related Facilities
at United States Civil Airports

Tactile Commnication

Task--Control of Arousal and the Effects of
Repeated Unidirectional Angular
Acceleration on Human Vestibular Responses

Task--Control of Arousal and the Effects of
Repeated Unidirectional Angular
Acceleration on Human Vestibular Responses

Technical Data Pertinent to Aviation
Toxicology

A Technique for Recording Carotid Artery
Pulsations with Special Reference to
Aortic Stenosis

A Test of Decision Time: Reliability and
“Generality"

Test Types for Measuring Accommodation
Tests for the Sensitivity of Peripheral Vision

Tests of Kinesthetic Sensitivity in the
Selection of Pilots, Progress Report

Tests of the "Ability To Take It"
Therapy with Thrombolytic Agents

Third Annual Medical Officers' Conference
August 24-26, 1949

Time Factors in Passenger Utilization of
Emergency Oxygen, A Preliminary Report

The Time Zone Fatigue Syndrome

I, Times Available for Protective Measures
in Emergencies at High Altitude. IZ.
Protection of Passengers and Air Crew from
Blast Effects of Explosive Decompression

Times for Launching Military Life Rafts
Manually from the C-121 and C-54 Airplanes

Tolerance of Men Breathing Air at Various
Barometric Pressures

Toxic Fumes and Aviation

Toxic Gases and Aviation

Toxic Gases and Civil Aircraft
Toxic Hazards in Aerial Application

Toxic Hazards in Air Transport Operations

233

234

298

320
358

238

54
239

17

240

241

242
144
243
264
355
245

82

Toxicity of the Organophosphates
Trends in Civil Aviation Medicine

Unsuspected Neurologic Disease in Aviation
Personnel A, Survival Following
Seizures In Flight--I

Unsuspected Neurologic Disease in Aviation
Personnel A, Survival Following
Seizures In Flight--IL

Urinary Elimination of Catecholamines as an
Indication of Stress Response in Man,
Final Report

‘The Use of an Analog Computer in a
Circulation Model

The Use of Automatic Recording in Analyzing
the Process of Learning to Fly, Progress
Report

The Use of Simulators for Biomedical Research

The Use of Standard Flights and Motion
Photography in the Analysis of Aircraft
Pilot Performance

Utilization of Military Personnel in the
Investigation of Civil Aircraft Accidents

The Value of Radioelectrocardiography During
the Double Master 2-Step Test Compared with
the Standard Post-Exercise Electrocardiogram

Vision Meeting of Consultant Group of Office
of Civil Air Surgeon Transcript of Discussions
of Eye Standards and Eye Testing Procedures
for Civil Airmen, Oct, 1959

Vision Meeting of Consultant Group, Bureau
of Aviation Medicine Transcript of
Discussions of Eye Standards and Eye
Testing Procedures for Civil Airment,
Sept. 1960

Visual and Orthopedic Defects in Civil
Airmen

Visual and Orthopedic Defects in Civil Airmen,
and Civil Aeronautics and Civil Medical
Examiners Forum

Visual Deficiency and Flying Experience
Following Flight Training

Visual Deficiency and Flying Experience
Following Flight Training--A Follow-Up
Study of Student Pilots Who Participated
in the Visual Study

The Visual Perception of Size and Distance

The Visual Perception of Size and Distance

The Visual Perception of Spatial Extent

Visual Perception of Spatial Extent

Who's On First?

Wiley Post's Aerospace Achievements

Windshield Visibility Clearance

Work Capacity and Its Limiting Factors at
High Altitude

440
246

47.

472

492

503

19
441

2.

299

300

247

248

100

274

445


CAA, Division of Research

‘THE PSYCHOLOGY OF LEARNING IN RELATION TO FLIGHT
INSTRUCTION

by National Research Council, Committee on Selection
and Training of Aireraft Pilote, 1943 41 p.
Research Report #16

Learning Pilots Psychology Training
‘MED 22 468

GAA, Division of Research

‘A FACTOR ANALYSTS OF SOME CARDIOVASCULAR-
RESPIRATORY VARIABLES WITH PARTICULAR REFERENCE
TO THE SCHNEIDER AND THE McCURDY-LAXSON TESTS
by L. Ay Larson, 1943 23 p.

Research Report #17

Blood pressure Cardiovascular system
Factor analysis Respiratory systen

MED 230-469

CAA, Division of Research

‘THE DEVELOPMENT OF “A SCALE FOR RATING PILOT
COMPETENCY"

by E. L, Kelly, R, J. Wherry, R, C. Rogers,
1943 23 p.

Research Report #18

Aptitude tests Factor analysis Performance teats
Pilots

MED 24 470

CAA, Division of Researcn

REPORT ON CAA-NATIONAL TESTING SERVICE (PHASE IT
AUG, 3-SEP, 15, 1942 PHASE ITI SEP. 16-NOV. 15,
1942 PHASE IV NOV, 16, 1942-JAN, 31, 1943)

by National Research Council, Committee on Selection
and Training of Aircraft Pilots. 1943 26 p.
Research Report #19

Aptitude tests Pilots Selection
Statistical analysis

MED 25 0471

CAA, Division of Research

‘A COURSE IN TRAINING METHODS FOR PILOT INSTRUCTORS
by M.S, Viteles, R. ¥. Walker, R. S. Rodgers,

E, 8. Ewart, H. 8. Odbert, A. S. Thompson, 1943
179 p.

Research Report #20

Instructors Learning Pilots Psychology
Training

MED 2600472

CAA, Division of Research

ANALYSIS OF RATINGS IN THE PRELIMINARY PHASE OF
‘THE CAA TRAINING PROGRAM

by H, M, Johnson and M. L. Boots. 1943 23 py
Research Report #21

Instructors Pilots Standards
Statistical analysis Training

‘MED 27 473

CAA, Division of Research

‘THE FLIGHT INSTRUCTOR'S VOCABULARY
by E, L, Kelly, 1943 57 p.
Research Report #22

Instructors Pilots Training devices
Vocabulary

MED 28 474

CAA, Division of Research

AN ANALYSIS OF GRAPHIC RECORDS OF PILOT PERFORMANCE
OBTAINED BY MEANS OF THE R-S RIDE RECORDER PART I
by M. S, Viteles, 0, Backstrom, Jr., A. S. Thompson,
1943 214 p,

Research Report #23

Flight paths Performance tests Recording devices
Ride recorder

MED 29 475

CAA, Division of Research
‘A MICRO-RECORDER FOR MEASURING SKIN TEMPERATURE
‘AND SWEATING IN ATRPLANE PILOTS
by W. R. Miles, 1943 43 p.
Research Report #24
Perspiration Recording devices Skin Temperature

MED 3000-476

CAA, Division of Research
EVALUATION OF RESPIRATORY MEASURES FOR USE IN
PILOT SELECTION
by R. Franzen and L. Blaine, 1944 45 p,
Research Report #25
Oxygen consumption Pilots Respiration Selection

MED 31 477

CAA, Division of Research

‘A PRELIMINARY STUDY OF PHYSICAL STANDARDS IN
RELATION TO SUCCESS IN FLIGHT TRAINING

by D. R, Brimhall and R. Franzen, 1944 80 p.
Research Report #26

Physical fitness Pilots Selection Standards
Statistical analysis

‘MED 32 478



CAA, Division of Research
THE INFLUENCE OF PHYSIOLOGICALLY EFFECTIVE DOSES
OF EPINEPHRINE ON VESTIBULARLY INDUCED NAUSEA

by R. M, Dorcus, 1942 10 p,
Research Report #5

Emesis Epinephrine Motion sickness Physiology

MED 110457

CAA, Division of Research

‘THE EFFECTIVENESS OF "PATTER" AND "FUNDAMENTALS
OF BASIC FLIGHT MANEUVERS" AS TRAINING AIDS

by E. L. Kelly and E, Ewart. 1942 20 p.
Research Report #6

Pilots Training Vocabulary

‘MED 120458

CAA, Division of Research

A PRELIMINARY STUDY OF CERTAIN PREDICTORS OF
SUCCESS IN CIVILIAN PILOT TRAINING

by E, L, Kelly and E, Ewart, 1942 13 p,
Research Report #7

Aptitude tests Correlation techniques Pilots
Training

MED 130459

CAA, Division of Research

‘THE EFFECT OF NOISE AND VIBRATION ON CERTAIN
PSYCHOMOTOR RESPONSES

by D. Lewis, 1943 87 p.

Research Report #8

Noise Pilots Psychometrics Vibration

MED 14 460

CAA, Division of Research

REPORT ON CAA-NATIONAL TESTING SERVICE (FIRST
PHASE JULY 20, 1942-AUGUST 2, 1942)

by National Research Council, Committee on
Selection and Training of Aircraft Pilots. 1943
22 p.

Research Report #9

Aptitude tests Pilots Selection Test methods

MED 15 461

GAA, Division of Research
ANALYSIS OF EYE FIXATIONS AND PATTERN OF EYE
MOVEMENT IN LANDING A PIPER CUB J-3 AIRPLANE
by J. Tiffin and J, Bromer, 1943 26 p.
Research Report #10

Hye Landings Motion Pilots Space perception

MED 16 462

CAA, Division of Research

TESTS OF THE "ABILITY TO TAKE IT"
by J. W, Dunlap, 1943 42 p.
Research Report #11

Fatigue (physiology) Performance tests Pilots
Psychometrics Thresholds (physiology)

MED 17 463

CAA, Division of Research

A METHOD FOR SELECTING COMBINATIONS OF TESTS AND
DETERMINING THEIR BEST "CUT-OFF POINTS" TO YIELD
A DICHOTOMY MOST LIKE A CATEGORICAL CRITERION
by R. Franzen and P. F, Lazarsfeld. 1943 24 p.
Research Report #12

Aptitude tests Mathematical analysis
Psychometrics

MED 18 464

CAA, Division of Research

ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHY OF NAVAL AVIATORS

by A. Forbes and H. Davis, with a supplement by
BP. A, Davis. 1943 35 p,

Research Report #13

Electroencephalography Epilepsy Nervous system
Pilots

MED 19 465

GAA, Division of Research

SENSITIVITY OF PERIPHERAL VISION IN RELATION TO
SKILL. IN LANDING AN AIRPLANE

by M. A, Tinker and W. S, Carlson, 1943 17 p.
Research Report #14

Airplane landings Pilots Reaction (psychology)
Reflexes Vision

MED 20 466

CAA, Division of Research

‘THE USE OF STANDARD FLIGHTS AND MOTION PHOTOGRAPHY
IN THE ANALYSIS OF AIRCRAPT PILOT PERFORMANCE

by M, 8, Viteles and A. S. Thompson, 1943 50 p.
Research Report #15

Motion Photographic analysis Pilots
Selection Training

MED 21 467


CAA, Medical Service

AVIATION TOXICOLOGY BULLETINS, NOS, 1-18, APRIL
1950-JULY 1958 and INDEX TO ABSTRACTS IN BULLETINS
NOS, 1-15, 1950-1958 166 p.

Aircraft Health physics Smokes Toxicity
Waste gases

MED 143

CAA, Medical Service

CAA-USPHS COOPERATION ON PROBLEMS OF PUBLIC HEALTH
by C. R. Spealman

Presented at, and published in, Third Annual Medical
Q£ficers' Conference, Aug. 24-26, 1949, 1 p.

Aircraft Design Health physics Law
United States Government

MED 144

CAA, Medical Service
A CALIBRATED BAR-MAGNET VELOCITY METER FOR USE IN
BALLISTOCARDIOGRAPHY.

by J. E, Smith

Reprinted from Am, Heart J, Vol, 44, No. 6,

Dec, 1952 8 p,

Ballistocardiography Calibration Instrumentation
Measuring devices (electrical and electronic)

MED 145 401

CAA, Medical Service
‘THE CHANGING AGE DISTRIBUTION OF HOLDERS OF CLASS I
MEDICAL CERTIFICATES

Nov. 1954 9 p.

Aging (physiology) Physical fitness Pilots
Standards

MED 146 320

CAA, Medical Service
CHRONOLOGICAL SUMMARY OF EVENTS IN STUDIES ON THE
EMERGENCY EVACUATION OF AIRCRAFT
by B. G, King. Dec, 1952 2 p,

Abandonment Aviation accidents History Reviews

MED 147

CAA, Medical Service

CLASS I MEDICAL CERTIFICATE PILOTS WITH "WAIVER"
DEFECTS (THEIR AGE DISTRIBUTION, POPULATION GROWTH
‘TREND AND ACCIDENT RECORD)

April 1956 11 p.

Aging (physiology) Aviation safety
Medical examination Physical fitness Pilots

MED 148 331

CAA, Medical Service

COMMENTS ON THE PROGRESS AND SCOPE OF THE PRACTICE
OF AVIATION MEDICINE

by W. R. Stovall

Presented at Texas Air Medics, Texas State Medical
Convention, San Antonio, May 1954 5 p,

Aviation medicine Education Medical personnel
Physical fitness Pilots Public opinion

MED 149

CAA, Medical Service
COMMISSION ON ACCIDENTAL TRAUMA, ARMED FORCES
EPIDEMIOLOGICAL BOARD, ANNUAL REPORT, 1951-1952
by R. A, McFarland (Director) n.d. 37 p.

Accidents Epidemiology Human engineering
Psychology Safety Vision

MED 150 389

CAA, Medical Service

A COMPARISON OF ACCIDENT RATES OF PILOTS CERTIFICATED
BY TRAINED AND UNTRAINED MEDICAL EXAMINERS

Feb, 1947 8 p,

Aviation accidents Medical examination
Medical personnel Pilots

MED 151 328

CAA, Medical Service

COMPARISON OF HARMFUL EFFECTS PRODUCED BY CARBON
‘TETRACHLORIDE, METHYL BROMIDE AND CHLOROBROMOMETHANE
May 1950 10 p.

Health physics Poisonous gases Toxicity
Toxic tolerances

MED 152 330

CAA, Medical Service

COMPARISON OF THE DISPLACEMENT, VELOCITY, AND
ACCELERATION BALLISTOCARDIOGRAPHY IN CORONARY HEART
DISEASE

by J. E. Smith

Reprinted from Am, Heart J. Vol. 46, No. 5, Nov.
1953 12 p.

Ballistocardiography Disease Heart
Measuring devices (electrical and electronic)

MED 153 409

CAA, Medical Service

CONFERENCE ON EMERGENCY EVACUATION
Washington, D. C., Sept. 1951 21 p.

Aviation safety Hatches Specifications
Transport planes

MED 154 384



CAA, Division of Research

‘THE ASSOCIATION BETWEEN RATINGS ON SPECIFIC
MANEUVERS AND SUCCESS OR FAILURE IN FLIGHT

TRAINING OF RAF CADETS

by M, 8, Viteles, R. Franzen, R. C. Rogers.
1944 35 p.

Research Report #37

Flight paths Pilots Selection
Statistical analysis Training

MED 43-489

CAA, Division of Research

THE PENSACOLA STUDY OF NAVAL AVIATORS FINAL SUMMARY
REPORT

by R. A, McFarland and R, Franzen, 1944 139 p,
Research Report #38

Electrocardiography Naval aviation Physiology
Pilots Psychometrics

MED 44 490

CAA, Division of Research

THE CAA-NATIONAL TESTING SERVICE SUMMARY OF TEST
RESULTS AND COMPARISONS WITH SUCCESS IN FLIGHT
‘TRAINING

by National Research Council, Committee on Selection
and Training of Aircraft Pilots. 1944 98 p.
Research Report #39

Aptitude tests Factor analysis Pilots Selection

MED 45491

CAA, Division of Research

STUDIES IN MOTION SICKNESS SERIES A
by G. BR, Wendt and D. B, Lindsley. 1944 45 p.
Research Report #40

Amphetamines €lectroencephalography
Motion sickness Physiology Temperature

MED 460-492.

CAA, Division of Research

DETAILED STATISTICAL ANALYSIS OF DATA OBTAINED IN
‘THE PENSACOLA STUDY OF NAVAL AVIATORS

by R. Franzen and R. A. McFarland, 1945 45 p.
Research Report #41

Naval aviation Physiology Pilots Psychology
Statistical analysis

MED 47493

CAA, Division of Research

ANALYSIS OF THE PERSONAL HISTORY INVENTORY
by L. S. Kogan, M, J. Wantman, J. W, Dunlap.
1945 34 p.

Research Report #42

Aptitude tests Personality Pilots Selection
Statistical analysis

MED 48 494

CAA, Division of Research

INVESTIGATIONS OF THE RELATIVE AMOUNT OF TIME SPENT
ON THE GROUND AND IN THE AIR BY CIVILIAN PILOT
TRAINING STUDENTS

by National Research Council, Committee on Selection
and Training of Aircraft Pilots. 1945 36 p.
Research Report #43

Pilots Statistical analysis Training

MED 49 495

GAA, Division of Research

THE EFFECT OF MASSING AND DISTRIBUTION OF PRACTICE
ON ROTARY PURSUIT TEST SCORES

by K. W. Spence, C, E, Buxton, A. W. Melton,

1945 38 p

Research Report #44

Learning Pilots Psychometrics Psychomotor tests
Selection Training

MED 500496

CAA, Division of Research

THE EFFECT OF MASSING AND DISTRIBUTION OF PRACTICE
ON TWO-HAND COORDINATION TEST SCORES

by K, W. Spence, C, W. Buxton, A, W. Melton,

1945 20 p.

Research Report #45

Motor reactions Pilots Psychometrics
Psychomotor tests Selection Training

MED 51 497

CAA, Division of Research

‘THE AIRCRAFT PILOT: 5 YEARS OF RESEARCH (A
SUMMARY OF OUTCOMES)

by M. S. Viteles and National Research Council,
Committee on Selection and Training of Aircraft
Pilots, 1945 46 p.

Research Report #46

Aptitude tests Aviation accidents
Medical examination Motion sickness
Performance tests Pilots

MED 52 498







Kogan, L. S.

Komhyr, W. D.
Kontz, C. E.

Korty, P,

Kot, P. A,

Kraft, M.A.

Kydd, G. He

Lacey, D. E.

Lagerwerff, J. M.

Larson, L. A.

Lategola, M. T.

Lazarsfeld, P. F,

Leamer, B, V.
Lederer, L, G.

Lepley, W.

Lewis, D,
Lindsley, D. B.
Lopez, C. 0.

Low, F. N.

Lowenstein, 1, E.

Lowenstein, 0.

Luchsinger, P. C.

lyne, PB. J.
McCormick, M, Y.

McFadden, E. B.

McFarland, R. A,

Mekay, W.
MeKenzie, J. M,

MacMillan, J. W.

56
64

317
182
357
373
436
454
479
480
481
482
484
485
261
257
373
436
501

23
380

18
500
m1

33
118

14
46

4
464
464

448
487

377
138

260
266
273
330
368
378
421
430
438

40
42

47
150

41
377

60

Macri, 8.
Mandes, J. C.
Marrazzo, R. M.

Melton, A. We

Melton, C, E., Jr.
Miles, W. R.

Miller, W. H.

Mochizuki, M.

Mohler, S. Ry

Morrow, D. J.

Moser, K. M.

Mueller, F. H.

Nagay, J. A.

Nagle, F. J.

Nance, R. Dy

Naughton, J.

Newton, J. L.
Newton, N. Ly
Noordergraaf, A,
O'Connor, J. F.
O'Connor, W.

Odbert, H. 8.

O'Doherty, D. S.

Ostrich, R,

87

470

425
432

133

229

Otto, W.
Page, B. B.
Pairn, J. T.
Parmenter, R.

Pearson, R. 6.

Peckham, R. D.

Pendergrass, G. E.

Perloff, J. K.
Perry, R. Be
Pinkerson, A, L.
Pipberger, H.
Platt, B.C.
Podolak, E.
Preston, H. 0.
Raeke, J. W.
Ragland, S.
Razran, G.

Reighard, H. L.

Reins, D. A.
Rhodes, P. G.

Richardson, M. C.

Ritchie, M. L.
Roberts, L. B.

Robinson, S.

Rodahl, K,
Rodgers, R. 8.

Rogers, RB. C.

Roscoe, 8, N

Rosenbaum, R.

Ruby, A. P.

Rulon, P. J.

Russell, D, L.

Scarborough, W. R.

300
391
136
12
404
41L
418
461
478

313
396

489
448
454
486
196
459

78
368

345

276
287

319
395

168
174

499
333

402
446



CAA, Medical Service

‘A PROGRAM FOR CIVIL AVIATION MEDICINE

by W. R. Stovall

Reprinted from Congressional Record, Feb. 4, 1953
2p.

Aviation medicine Civil aviation History
Medical personnel Physical fitness
United States Government

MED 204

CAA, Medical Service

PROGRESS REPORT ON PROJECT NO. 3 EVALUATION OF
PROVISIONS (IN PART 49 OF CIVIL AIR REGULATIONS)
RELATING 10 THE TRANSPORTATION BY AIR GF POISONOUS
MATERIALS, OTHER THAN RADIOACTIVE MATERIALS, ON
PASSENGER-CARRYING AIRCRAFT

by C. R. Spealman

In, Technical Reports Presented at the Meeting of
tthe Comm. on Toxic Gases of the Ae:

Denver, May 1951

Air transportation Civil aviation Law
Poisonous gases Toxicity Transport planes

MED 205

CAA, Medical Service

PROGRESS REPORT ON PROJECT NO. 4 TOXIC GASES AMD
ATMOSPHERIC CONDITIONS IN AIRPLANE CORFLAGRATIONS
by B. G. King he

In, Technical Reports Presented at the Meeting of
‘the Comm. on Toxic Gases of the Aero Med. Assoc.,
Denver, May 1951 1 p.

Aircraft fires Combustion Gases Temperature
Toxicity

Med 205

CAA, Medical Service

‘A PROGRESS ON STUDIES ON THE EMERGENCY
EVACUATION OF AIRCRAFT

by B. G. King

Prepared for presentation at Conference on Health
and Safety at Harvard School of Public Health
Nov. 1951 8 p,

Abandonment Aviation accidents Behavior Landing

MED 206 387

CAA, Medical Service

PROPOSED GRADING SYSTEMS
by Inspector Dellinger and R. Y. Walker. Oct, 1944
ll p.

(Inst. of Aviation Psychology, CAA NRC, Committee
on Selection and Training of Aircraft Pilots
Tennessee State Bureau of Aeronautics, U. of
Tennessee)

1-14

Performance tests Pilots Standards Training

MED 207 351

CAA, Medical Service

‘A PROPOSED STUDY OF TAKE-OFF AND LANDING WITH THE
4TH FLIGHT CLASS AT THE INSTITUTE OF AVIATION
PSYCHOLOGY

by R. ¥. Walker. Oct. 1944 9 p,

(Inst. of Aviation Psychology, CAA NRC, Committee
on Selection and Training of Aircraft Pilots
Tennessee State Bureau of Aeronautics, U. of
Tennessee)

Landing Performance tests Pilots Take-off
Transfer of training

MED 208 «359

CAA, Medical Service

REGIONAL MEDICAL OFFICERS' CONFERENCE, OCT. 1950
26 p.

Aviation safety Civil aviation Medical personnel
Symposia

‘MED 209

CAA, Medical Service

A REPORT OF RESULTS AND CONCLUSIONS FROM TESTS ON
‘THE EFFECT OF SIZE OF DOORS AND WINDOWS ON EMERGENCY
ESCAPE TIME: PRELIMINARY REPORT, DRAFT

by J. G. Slavin and George Washington University.
Sept. 1951 19 p.

145

Abandonment Aviation accidents Design Hatches
Time

‘MED 210

CAA, Medical Service

‘THE ROLE OF THE CORONER IN AIRCRAFT FATALITIES

by S, A. Thomas

Presented at Natl. Assoc. of Coroners, 1954 Annual
Convention, Aug. 1954 11 p.

Aviation accidents Aviation injuries
Medical examination Medical personnel

MED 211

CAA, Medical Service

‘THE ROLE OF EXTRA-OCULAR MUSCULATURE IN THE AVIATION
PHYSICAL EXAMINATION

by A, J. Herbolsheiner

Presented at Aero Med. Assoc, of the U.S., 15th
Annual Meeting, Cincinnati, Ohio, Oct. 26, 1943
Reprinted from J. Aviation Med, Aug, 1944, 1943
5p.

Medical examination Physical fitness
Ophthalmology Pilots

MED 212



AVIATION MEDICAL PAPERS AND REPORTS

A BIBLIOGRAPHY

Compiled by
Medical Library Branch
Library Services Division
Office of Headquarters Operation

October 1964

FEDERAL AVIATION AGENCY
Office of Aviation Medicine
Washington, D.C.

AM 64~20



Seipel, J. H. 451 Steinkamp, G. R. 290 Tiffin, J. 16

461 296
47h 297 Tinker, M, A. 20
472 318 17
Sevelius, G. 432 Stovall, W. R. 141 Tobias, J. Vv. 369
142 376
Siegel, P. Vv. 304 149 386
336 176 388
178
Simmons, M. C. 320 179 Tourin, B. 129
183
Slavin, J. G. 210 189 Townsend, C, A, 264
195 (265
Smith, J. E. 131 203
135 204 Trites, D. K, a7
145 225 350
153 230 400
162 246 SLB
166 247 433
17. 248
185 Muttle, A. D. 66
215 Sutro, P. J. 163
216 224 van Brumeliem, AGW. 462
227 258
228 261 Wan de Water, TM ut
229 262
238 263 Vaughn, KW, 96
276 264
279 265 Ventour, P. D. 303
281 267
282 268 Viteles, M.S. a
269 26
Smith, J. F. 98 270 29
274 7
Smith, PB. W. 355 41
393 Swearingen, J. J. ht 43
426 158 52
219 6.
Snow, C. C. 356 220 69
240 109
Snyder, R. G. 360 251
366 252 Vitol, J. 182
384 253
399 254 Vollmer, E. P. 164
406 255
420 256 Walker, R. ¥. 26
422 259 53
260 62
Sollami, B, J. 41 266 23
27a 75
Speaiman, C. R. 130 272 7
1b 330 107
156 348 159
181 351 207
184 360 208
186 361
168 378 Wantman, M. J. 39
190 421 48
191 422 56
205 430
243 438 Wapner, S. 54
244 55
245 Talbot, S. A, 490 64
491 65
Spence, K. W. 35 73
50 Tang, P. C. 390 75
51 434 7
59
70 Taylor, ¢. 63 Warbasse, J. R, 468
Spieth, W. 447 Taylor, J. H. PA Ward, H. 0. 262
449 263
466 Thomas, S. A, aun 264
265
Starr, W. G. 192 Thompson, A, S, 21
26 Weinmann, R. A, 473
Stavinoha, W. B. 440 29
37
69

88


FAA, Civil Aeromedical Research Institute

TASK-CONTROL OF ARONSAL AND THE EFFECTS OF
REPEATED UNIDIRECTIONAL ANGULAR ACCELERATION
ON HUMAN VESTIBULAR RESPONSES

by W. E. Collins (Oklahoma City, Okla.)

Printed as Acta Oto-Laryngologica Supplementum 190,
Uppsala 1964 34 p.

Acceleration Attention Ear Eye
Motion sickness

MED 439

FAA, Civil Aeromedical Research Institute

TOXICITY OF THE ORGANOPHOSPHATES
by W. B, Stavinoha (Oklahoma City, Okla.)
Presented on Nov. 20, 1963 to appear in Proc, Intl,
Short Course on Occuptl. Health Aspects of
Pesticides, Norman University of Okla., Okla.
Center for Continuing Ed. 8 p.

Chemical compounds Health physics Insecticides
Poisoning Toxicity

‘MED 440

FAA, Civil Aeromedical Research Institute

THE USE OF SIMULATORS FOR BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH

by R. G. Pearson (Oklahoma City, Okla.)

Presented at CARI's 18th Annual Meeting, June 18-20,
1962, San Diego

Reprinted from Navigation, Vol. 9, No. 4, Winter,
329-333, 1963 5p.

Fatigue (physiology) Medical research
Performance tests Pilots Simulation
Stress (psychology)

MED 441

FAA, Civil Aeromedical Research Institute

‘THE VISUAL PERCEPTION OF SIZE AND DISTANCE
by W. C. Gogel (Oklahoma City, Okla.)

Presented at Symposium on Visual Space Perception,
Washington, D. C., 27 and 28 March 1961, Version of
which was reprinted from Vision Res., Vol. 3,
101-120, 1963 20 p,

Psychometrics Space perception Vision
Visual acuity

‘MED 442

FAA, Civil Aeromedical Research Institute

VISUAL PERCEPTION OF SPATIAL EXTENT
by W. C, Gogel (Oklahoma City, Okla.)

Reprinted from J. Optical Soc. Am., Vol. 54, No. 3,
411-416, March 1964 6 p.

Measurement Space perception Vision
Visual acuity

MED 443

44

FAA, Civil Aeromedical Research Institute

WILEY POST'S AEROSPACE ACHIEVEMENTS

by S. R. Mohler (Oklahoma City, Okla.)

Prepared for unveiling ceremony of statue, Oklahoma
City, Sept. 26, 1963

Published in Airpower Historian, Vol. 11, No. 3,
66-70, July 1964 5 p.

Aeronautics Awards History

MED 444

FAA, Civil Aeromedical Research Institute

WORK CAPACITY AND ITS LIMITING FACTORS AT

HIGH ALTITUDE

by B, Balke (Oklahoma City, Okla.)

Reprinted from Symposium on Physiological Effects
of High Altitude, Interlaken, Sept. 1962, New York:
Pergamon Press, 1963 15 p,

Acclimatization Fatigue (physiology)
High altitude Tolerances (physiology)

‘MED 445

FAA, Civil Aeromedical Research Institute

WORK TOLERANCE: AGE AND ALTITUDE

by D. B. Dill, S. Robinson, B. Balke (Oklahoma
City, Okla.)

Reprinted from J. Appl. Physiol., Vol. 19, No. 3,
May 1964 6 p.

Contract # FA-2049 (also supported by Natl, Heart
Inst. funds)

Aging (physiology) Fatigue (physiology)
High altitude Physical fitness Respiration
Tolerances (physiology)

MED 446

FAA, Georgetown Clinical Research Institute

AGE, RESPONSE SPEED, AND CARDIOVASCULAR FUNCTIONS
by J. E, Birren and W, Spieth

Reprinted from J. Gerontology, Vol. 17, No. 4,
390-391, Oct, 1962 2 p..

Aging (physiology) Cardiovascular system
Psychometrics Motor reactions

MED 447

FAA, Georgetown Clinical Research Institute

CARDIOPULMONARY CONSEQUENCES OF PYROGEN-INDUCED
HYPERPYREXIA IN MAN

by K, M, Moser, R. B. Perry, P. C, Luchsinger
Reprinted from J. Clinical Investigation, Vol. 42,
No. 5, 1963, 626-634 9 p.

Body temperature Lungs Physiology
Respiration

MED 448


CAA, Division of Research

‘THE AGREEMENT BETWEEN INSPECTORS' OBSERVATIONS AS
RECORDED ON THE OHIO STATE FLIGHT INVENTORY AND
INSTRUMENT READINGS OBTAINED FROM PHOTOGRAPHIC
RECORDS

by R. ¥, Walker, S. Wapner, D, Bakan, E, S$. Ewart,
1946 62 p.

Research Report #67

Instructors Performance tests Pilots
Selection Statistical analysis

MED 73519

CAA, Division of Research

EFFECT OF TRAINING ON ACUITY OF PERIPHERAL VISION
by F..N. Low, 1946 94 p.
Research Report #68

Jandings Pilots Training Vision Visual acuity

MED 74 © 520

CAA, Division of Research

‘THE EFFECTIVENESS OF DIRECTED ATTENTION TO
INSTRUMENTS AS A TRAINING AID

by R, ¥, Walker, S. Wapner, D. Bakan, E, S. Ewart,
1946 34 p.

Research Report #69

Flight instruments Learning Pilots
Statistical analysis Students Training devices

MED 75 = 521.

CAA, Division of Research

‘THE HISTORY AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE BIOGRAPHICAL
INVENTORY

by National Research Council, Comittee on Selection
and Training of Aircraft Pilots, 1946 47 p.
Research Report #70

History Personality Pilots Selection Students

MED 76 © 522

CAA, Division of Research

A STUDY OF THE EFFECT OF TRAINING IN SLOW FLIGHT
‘ON LANDING PERFORMANCE

by D. Bakan, R. Y. Walker, S, Wapner. 1947 41 p.
Research Report #71

Airplane landings Analysis of variance Pilots
Stalling Training

MED 77-523,

CAA, Division of Research,

ANALYSIS OF CAA RECORDS OW AIRLINE TRANSPORT PILOTS
by H. 0. Present. 1947 40 p.
Research Report #72

Aviation accidents Performance teats Pilots
Transport planes

MED 78 525

CAA, Division of Research

THE AIRLINE PILOT A SURVEY OF THE CRITICAL
REQUIREMENTS OF HIS JOB AND OF PILOT EVALUATION
AND SELECTION PROCEDURES

by T. Gordon. 1947 127 p.

Research Report #73

Aviation accidents Job analysis Physiology
Pilots Transport planes

MED 79 526

CAA, Division of Research

A STUDY OF THE ACCURACY OF RECOGNITION OF THE
INCIPIENT STALL IN FAMILIAR AND UNFAMILIAR PLANES
by P. J. Rulon, 1947 136 p.

Research Report #74

Flight paths Pilots Stalling
Vertical indicators Warning systems

MED 80 512

CAA, Division of Research

AN INVESTIGATION OF THE LEARNING OF STALL PERCEPTION
by F. C, Dockeray and D. Bakan, 1948 51 p.
Research Report #75

Learning Pilots Sensory mechanisms Stalling
Warning systems

MED 81 528

CAA, Division of Research

PSYCHOLOGICAL PROBLEMS IN COCKPIT INSTRUMENTATION
FOR THE OMNI-DIRECTIONAL RANGE (ODR) AND DISTANCE
MEASURING EQUIPMENT (DME)

by A. W, Melton, 1948 29 p,

Research Report #76

Cockpits Display systems
Distance measuring equipment Human engineering
Instrument panels

MED 82 529


CAA, Division of Research

MEASURES OF EXERCISE TOLERANCE
by C. Taylor and R, Franzen, 1946 79 p.
Research Report #57

Exercise Metabolism Physiolo;
Stress (physiology) Tolerances (physiology)

MED 63-509

CAA, Division of Research

AN ANALYSIS OF INSPECTORS' RATINGS OF CHECK FLIGHTS
AS RECORDED ON FORM ACA 342Z

by L, Festinger, L. S. Kogan, H. S, Odbert,

S. Wapner, 1946 72 p.

Research Report #58

Errors Performance tests Pilots Standards
Statistical analysis

MED 64 510

GAA, Division of Research

COMPARISON OF STUDENT PLLOT PERFORMANCE IN
SUCCESSIVE CHECK FLIGHT AS MEASURED BY PHOTOGRAPHIC
RECORDS

by S, Wapner, L. Festinger, H. S, Odbert. 1946
131 p.

Research Report #59

Flight instruments Performance tests
Photographic analysis Pilots Students

MED 65 © 511

CAA, Division of Research
STUDIES IN MOTION SICKNESS SERIES B

by G. R. Wendt and A. D. Tuttle. 1946 80 p.
Research Report #60

Aging (physiology) Aviation personnel
Motion sickness Statistical analysis

MED 66 © 512

CAA, Division of Research

THE ROLE OF FATIGUE IN PILOT PERFORMANCE
by National Research Council, Committee on Selection
and Training of Aircraft Pilots, 1946 120 p.
Research Report #61 _

Aviation accidents Fatigue (physiology)
Hypoxia Motor reactions Noise Pilots

MED 67 513

CAA, Division of Research

‘A STUDY OF VISUAL AND CARDIOVASCULAR STANDARDS IN
RELATION TO SUCCESS IN FLIGHT TRAINING

by National Research Council, Committee on Selection
and Training of Aircraft Pilots, 1946 267 p.
Research Report #62

Cardiovascular system Medical examination
Pilots Space perception Training Vision

MED 68 514

CAA, Division of Research

EVALUATION OF INSTRUCTIONAL TECHNIQUES DESCRIBED AS
EFFECTIVE BY FLIGHT INSTRUCTORS

by E. 8, Ewart, A, S. Thompson, M. S. Viteles,

1946 111 p,

Research Report #63

Instructors Pilots Standards Training

MED 69 515

CAA, Division of Research

AN APPRAISAL OF CERTAIN TESTS OF PILOT APTITUDE
by C, E, Buxton and K. W. Spence, 1946 124 p,
Research Report #64

Aptitude tests Motivation Pilots
Psychomotor tests Selection Statistical analysis

MED 70 516

CAA, Division of Research

A PARTIAL ANALYSIS OF A THREE-MAN INTERVIEW
TECHNIQUE FOR PREDICTING AIRPLANE PILOT SUCCESS
IN THE CIVILIAN PILOT TRAINING PROGRAM

by C. J. Hill, Jr., D. L, Russell, G. R, Wendt.
1946 47 p.

Research Report #65

Decision making Motion sickness Pilots
Selection Statistical analysis

MED 71. 517

CAA, Division of Research

STUDIES IN MOTION SICKNESS SERIES C
by G, R, Wendt, J. S. Helminck, S. J, Alexander,
J. H. Taylor, C, J. Hill, Jr. '1946 “63 p.
Research Report #66

Antonomic nervous system Cardiovascular system
Hypertension Motion sickness Respiratory system

MED 72 518



Calibration
145 216

377

Cardiovascular system

23 68
416 467
502

Ceiling
341

Center of gravity

255 285
Certification
293

Chemical analysis
492

‘Chemical compounds
440

Cholesterol
425

Civil aviation

137 173
204 205
278 282
316 320

2
449

361

178
209
294
321

229
462

183
213
295
371

Closed cycle ecological systems

424 435

NS stimulants

403 412
Cockpits

82 90

256 329

134

158

236
463

189

299
410

177

408
466

199
207
303
482

253

87

Coding
312

Collisions
188 418

Color vision
102 287 300

Combustion
205

Commercial planes
OL

Communication systems
358

Concussion
341

Configuration
260

Confined environments
alg

Control panels
187 220 329

Convulsive disorders
47 ani 472

Coriolis effects
369

Correlation techniques
13



FAA, Civil Aeromedical Research Institute

MECHANISM OF AUTOREGULATION IN THE INTACT KIDNEY
by L, B. Hinshaw, T, E, Emerson, Jr., C. M, Brake
(Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1963 12 p.

CARI Rept, 63-32

Blood circulation Blood pressure Kidney
Physiology

MED 401

FAA, Civil Aeromedical Research Institute

WORK TOLERANCE--AGE AND ALTITUDE

by D. B. Dill, S. Robinson, J, L, Newton (Oklahoma
City, Okla.) "1963 8 p.

CARI Rept. 63-33

Aging (physiology) Exercise Migh altitude
Tolerances (physiology)

MED 402

FAA, Civil Aeromedical Research Institute

EFFECTS OF SOME TRANQUILIZING, ANALEPTIC AND
VASODILATING DRUGS ON PHYSICAL WORK AND CAPACITY
AND ORTHOSTATIC TOLERANCE

by R. V. Ganslen, B. Balke, F, J. Nagle (Oklahoma
City, Okla.) 1963 8 p.

CARI Rept, 63-34

Attention CNS stimlants Pharmacology
Tolerances (physiology) Vasoactive agents

MED 403

FAA, Civil Aeromedical Research Institute

HUMAN FACTORS ASPECTS OF LIGHTPLANE SAFETY

by R. G, Pearson (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1963 13 p.
CARI Rept. 63-35

Aviation accidents Aviation injuries
Human engineering Utility planes

MED 404

FAA, Civil Aeromedical Research Institute

AEROMEDICAL RESEARCH PROGRAM
by Civil Aeromedical Research Institute (Oklahoma
City, Okla.) nd. 24 p.

Aging (physiology) Aviation personnel
Medical research Pharmacology Psychometrics
Stress (physiology)

‘MED 405

40

FAA, Civil Aeromedical Researel Institute

AEROSPACE ANTHROPOLOGY IN FEDERAL RESEARCH

by R. G, Snyder (Oklahoma City, Okla.)
Presented at 62nd Annual Meeting, Am, Anthrop,
Assoc,, San Frameisco, Nov. 1963 11 p.

Aeronautics Anthropology Anthropometry
Shock (pathology) Tolerances (physiology)

MED 406

FAA, Civil Aeromedical Research Institute

AGING AND PILOT PERFORMANCE

by S. R. Mohler (Oklahoma City, Okla.)
Reprinted from Geriatrics, Vol. 16, 82-88,
Feb. 1962 6 p.

Aging (physiology) Performance tests
Physical fitness Pilots

‘MED 407

FAA, Civil Aeromedical Research Institute

CARDIOVASCULAR EFFECTS OF THE INSECTICIDE ENDRIN

by T, E, Emersom, Jr., C. M. Brake, L. B. inshaw
(Oklahoma City, Okla.)

Reprinted from Canad. J. Phys. and Pharmacology,

Vol. 42, 41-51, 1964 11 p.

Cardiovascular system Health physics
Insecticides Poisoning Toxicity

MED 408

FAA, Civil Aeromedical Research Institute

CIVIL AEROMEDICAL RESEARCH PROGRESS

by S. R. Mohler (Oklahoma City, Okla.)

Preprints of Scientific Program, Annual Scientific
Meeting, Aerospace Med. Assoc., 96-97, April 1963
2p.

Aviation accidents Aviation personnel
Aviation safety Medical Research Passengers

MED 409

FAA, Civil Aeromedical Research Institute

CURRENT CIVIL AEROMEDICAL RESEARCH

by S. R. Mohler (Oklahoma City, Okla.)
Reprinted from Texas State J. Med., Vol. 59,
187-191, March 1963 % p.

Aviation accidents Aviation personnel
Civil aviation Human engineering
Medical research Tolerances (physiology)

MED 410


Adams, T.

Albers, W. R.

Alexander, S. J.

Ardam, I. Hy

Ashe, W. F.

Backstrom, 0., Jr.

Balkan, D.

Balke, B,

Barron, C. I.
Bellows, R. M.
Bennett, S. W.

Berer, J.

Berry, C, A.
Billings, C. E.

Birren, J. E,

Blaine, L.

Blockley, W. V.

Boom, H, B. K.

Boots, M, L.

Brabets, R, I.

Brake, C. M.

Brazier, M, A, B,

392
394

284

314
323

353
375
381
387
412
415
425
432
445
446
493
110

62

474
475

290
495

164
447

31

497
498

503
27
104

PERSONAL AUTHOR INDEX

Brimhall, D. R.

Britton, J. He

Bromer, J.
Bruyere, P. T.

Bryan, 8,

Buxton, C. E,

Capps, M. J.
Carlson, W. S.
Carpousis, A,

Chambers, R. M.

Channell, R, C.

Chapple, E, D.

Cherry, J. C.

Cobb, B. B.

Cobb, 8.

Collins, W. E.

crane, C, R.

Crane, J. E.

Crosbie, R. J.
Gulver, J. F.

Cutting, W. C.

85

wor

83
pose

291
292
293
302
16
158
185
216
227
35
51
70
369
20
322
345

40
42

87
88

190
319

349

350
400

327
346

345
359
306

Daugherty, J. W.

Davis, H.
Davis, M.
Davis, P. A.

De Haven, H.

De Leon, A. C.
Dellinger

Dill, D. B.

Dille, J. R.

Dockeray, F. C.
Doreus, R. M.
Duncan, F.

Duntap, J. W.

Earley, J. C.

Edgerton, H. A.

Emerson, T. E., Jr.

Ericksen, S. C.

Estes, H, D.

Evans, J. M.

Ewart, E. S.

Feinberg, R.

357
373
436
19
488
19

129
217

107
370

401
408

101

277
303
310
31L
320
342

131



CAA, Civil Aeronautics Medical Research Laboratory

STRAIN PATTERNS IN AIRCRAFT SAFETY WINDSHIELDS AND
VISIBILITY THROUGH POLAROID SUN GLASSES

by J. J. Swearingen and G. R. Johnson (Oklahoma
City, Okla.). Oct. 1948 3 p.

Project No. Biotechnology 1-48, Rept. No. 1

Eyeglasses Light Polarization Visibility
Windshields

MED 272 366

CAA, Civil Aeronautics Medical Research Laboratory

‘TIME FACTORS IN PASSENGER UTILIZATION OF EMERGENCY
OXYGEN, A PRELIMINARY REPORT
by E, B, McFadden (Columbus, Ohio). May 1955 7 p.

Decompression Design Oxygen masks Passengers
Time

MED 273

CAA, Civil Aeronautics Medical Research Laboratory

WINDSHIELD VISIBILITY CLEARANCE
by P. J. Sutro (Columbus, Ohio)
Reprinted from Traffic Safety, 15-28, June 1957 13 p,

Design Passenger vehicles Visibility
Windshield wipers Windshields

MED 274 429

FAA, Office of the Civil Air Surgeon

AN ANALYSIS OF HIGHWAY SAFETY STRATEGIES

by W. Haddon and J. L, Goddard

Presented at Joint Conference on Automotive Safety,
Evaluation of Automotive Design and Research, West
Point, May 17, 1961 11 p.

Epidemiology Passenger vehicles Safety
Wounds and injuries

MED 275

FAA, Office of Civil Air Surgeon

COMPARISON OF BALLISTOCARDIOGRAPHIC SYSTEMS WITH
SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE USE OF A JERKMETER

by J. E. Smith and H. L, Reighard

Reprinted from Am. J. Cardiology, Vol. 4, No. 2,
Aug. 1959 8 p.

Ballistocardiography Diagnosis Instrumentation
Measuring devices (electrical and electronic)

MED 276 399

28

FAA, Office of the Civil Air Surgeon

CURRENT RESOURCES AND PRIMARY MEDICAL PROGRAMS
by H. D, Estes

Presented at Aerospace Med. Assoc. Meeting, Los
Angeles, April 29-May 2, 1963, by Dr. Reighard,
7p.

Civil aviation History Medical facilities
Medical personnel Scientific organizations

MED 277

FAA, Office of the Civil Air Surgeon

DEVELOPMENT OF CIVIL AVIATION MEDICINE IN THE FAA
by C. 0. Lopez. Jan. 1959 45 p,

Civil aviation History Physical fitness
Pilots Standards

MED 278

FAA, Office of the Civil Air Surgeon

‘THE FEDERAL AVIATION AGENCY MEDICAL PROGRAM

by J. E, Smith

Reprinted from Medical Annals of the District of
Columbia, Vol. XXVIII, No. 6, June 1959 3 p,

Physical fitness Pilots Standards

MED 279° 411

FAA, Office of the Civil Air Surgeon

AN INTRODUCTION TO THE DISCUSSION OF THE VEHICLE
IN RELATION TO HIGHWAY SAFETY

by J. Goddard and W. Haddon

Presented at Joint Conference on Automotive Safety,
Evaluation of Automotive Design and Research, West
Point, May 17, 1961 11 p.

Epidemiology Passenger vehicles Safety
Safety devices Wounds and injuries

MED 280

FAA, Office of Civil Air Surgeon

MEDICAL CRITERIA FOR PASSENGER FLYING

by Committee on Medical Criteria for Passenger
Flying, Aerospace Med. Assoc., J. E. Smith
Reprinted from Aerospace Med., Vol. 32, 369-382,
May 1961 13 p.

Air transportation Passengers Physical fitness
Physiology Psychology

MED 281 «(338


FAA, Georgetown Clinical Research Institute

CARDIOVASCULAR HEALTH STATUS, AGE, AND PSYCHOLOGICAL
PERFORMANCE

by W. Spieth

Reprinted from J, Gerontology, Vol. 19, No. 3, July
1964, 277-284 8 p.

Aging (physiology) Aviation personnel
Cardiovascular system Physical fitness
Psychometrics

MED 449

FAA, Georgetown Clinical Research Institute

CHRONIC THROMBOTIC OBSTRUCTION OF MAJOR PULMONARY
ARTERIES!REPORT OF A CASE SUCCESSFULLY TREATED BY
THROMBENDARTERECTOMY, AND A REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE
by V. N. Houk, C. A, Hufnagel, K. M. Moser
Reprinted from Am. J. Med., Vol, 35, No. 2, Aug.
1963, 269-282 14 p,

Arteries Lung Surgeons Thrombosis

MED 450

FAA, Georgetown Clinical Research Institute

CRANIAL IMPEDANCE PLETHYSMOGRAPHY ~-RHEOENCEPHALO-
GRAPHY AS A METHOD OF DETECTION OF CEREBROVASCULAR
DISEASE

by J. H. Seipel, S, A, Ziemnowics, D. S, O'Doherty
To appear in Cerebral Ischemia, E, Simonson, ed.
Springfield: C. C. Thomas, 1964

Manuscript dated 1962 21 p.

Brain Blood vessels Diagnosis Diseases

‘MED 451

FAA, Georgetown Clinical Research Institute

CURRENT STATUS OF CLOT DISSOLUTION THERAPY
by K. M, Moser

Reprinted from GP, XXVI, No, 5, Nov. 1962,
95-102 8 p.

Blood chemistry Blood coagulation
Enzymes Plasmin

MED 452

FAA, Georgetown Clinical Research Institute

DEVELOPMENT OF ASSAYS FOR COMPONENTS OF FIBRINOLYTIC
MECHANISM-. CASEINOLYTIC AND FIBRINOLYTIC ASSAYS
FOR PLASMIN IN "FIBRINOLYTIC" AGENTS

by K, M, Moser and M, B. Frey, 1964 22 p,

Blood chemistry Blood coagulation Plasmin

MED 453

45

FAA, Georgetown Clinical Research Institute

EFFECT OF GLYCERYL TRINITRATE ON PULMONARY
VASCULATURE OF ANESTHETIZED DOGS

by A. L, Pinkerson, P. A. Kot, D, M, Knowlan
Reprinted from Proc. Soc. Experimental Biology
and Medicine, Vol. 113, 18-20, 1963 3 p.

Blood circulation Drugs Lungs Pressure

MED 454

FAA, Georgetown Clinical Research Institute
EPILEPSY AND SYNCOPE

by A. E, Wentz

Manuscript, n.d, 23 p.

Diagnosis Epilepsy Etiology Respiration
Syncope

MED 455

FAA, Georgetown Clinical Research Institute

GEORGETOWN CLINICAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE, WHAT IS IT?
nd, 13 p,

Costs Medical facilities Medical research
Universities

MED 456

FAA, Georgetown Clinical Research Institute
HEPARIN FIBRINOLYTIC SYNERGESIA
by K. M. Moser
Presented at Am, Fed, Clinical Research, New Orleans,
Jan, 1962 6 p.

Diagnosis Fibrin Heparin Medical research

MED 457

FAA, Georgetown Clinical Research Institute
HIGHLIGHTS OF NEUROLOGY IN THE FEDERAL AVIATION
AGENCY

by A. E, Wentz, April 1962 3 p,

Aging (physiology) Aviation personnel
Diagnosis Diseases Physical fitness

MED 458

FAA, Georgetown Clinical Research Institute

LATENCY OF PUPILLARY REFLEX TO LIGHT STIMULATION
AND ITS RELATIONSHIP TO AGING

by R. Feinberg and E, Podolak

Manuscript, Dec, 1963 12 p.

Aging (physiology) Eye Light Reflexes
Stimulation Vision

MED 459



CAA, Civil Aeronautics Medical Research Laboratory

HUMAN VISUAL CAPACITIES AS A BASIS FOR THE SAFER
DESIGN OF VEHICLES, 1956 ANNUAL REPORT TO THE COMM,
ON ACCIDENTAL TRAUMA, ARMED FORCES EPIDEMIOLOGICAL
BOARD (MAR 55-FEB 56, COLUMBUS, OHIO)

by P, J. Sutro and H. 0. Ward. March 1956 43 p.
GAA Proj. No. 53-209

Human engineering Passenger vehicles Visibility
Vision Windshields

MED 262 403

CAA, Civil Aeronautics Medical Research Laboratory

HUMAN VISUAL CAPACITIES AS A BASIS FOR THE SAFER
DESIGN OF VEHICLES, 1957 ANNUAL REPORT TO THE COMM,
ON ACCIDENTAL TRAUMA, ARMED FORCES EPIDEMIOLOGICAL
BOARD (MAR 56-FEB 57, COLUMBUS, OHIO)

by P. J. Sutro and H. 0, Ward, March 1957 45 p.
CAA Proj. No, 53-209

Goniometers Human engineering Passenger vehicles
Visibility Vision

MED 263 400

CAA, Civil Aeronautics Medical Research Laboratory

HUMAN VISUAL CAPACITIES AS A BASIS FOR THE SAFER
DESIGN OF VEHICLES, 1958 ANNUAL REPORT TO THE COMM.
ON ACCIDENTAL TRAUMA, ARMED FORCES EPIDEMIOLOGICAL
BOARD (MAR 57-FEB 58, COLUMBUS, OHIO)

by P. J, Sutro, H, 0, Ward, C, A. Townsend, March
1958 53 p.

Human engineering Passenger vehicles
Thresholds (physiology) Vision Visual acuity

‘MED 264 397

CAA, Civil Aeronautics Medical Research Laboratory

HUMAN: VISUAL CAPACITIES AS A BASIS FOR THE SAFER
DESIGN OF VEHICLES, FINAL REPORT TO THE COMM, ON
‘ACCIDENTAL TRAUMA OF THE ARMED FORCES EPIDEMIOLOGICAL
BOARD. (MAR 58-JUNE 58, COLUMBUS, OHIO)

by P. I. Sutre, HO. Ward, C. A, Townsend. June
1958 28 p.

Human engineering Passenger vehicles
‘Thresholds (physiology) Vision

MED 265 398

CAA, Civil Aeronautics Medical Research Laboratory

‘THE MAGNITUDE AND DIRECTION OF FORCES THAT MAN CAN
EXERT IN OPERATING AIRCRAFT EMERGENCY EXIST

by E, B, McFadden, J. J. Swearingen, C. D.
Wheelwright (Oklahoma City, Okla.)

Reprinted from Human Factors, Vol. 1, No. 4, Nov.
1959 13 p.

Abandonment Anthropometry Aviation safety
Hatches Human engineering Torque

MED 266

27

CAA, Civil Aeronautics Medical Research Laboratory

MAN'S AREAS OF VISION AS A BASIS FOR THE DESIGN

OF WINDSHIELDS AND SIDE WINDOWS

by B, G, King and P, J, Sutro (Oklahoma City, Okla.)
Manuscript, n.d. 11 p.

Aviation accidents Design Vision Windshields

MED 267

GAA, Civil Aeronautics Medical Research Laboratory

MAN'S AREAS OF VISION AS A BASIS FOR THE DESIGN OF
WINDSHIELDS AND SIDE-WINDOWS, PROGRESS REPORT FY
1954 TO THE COMM, ON ACCIDENTAL TRAUMA, ARMED FORCES
EPIDEMIOLOGICAL BOARD

by B, G, King and P, J. Sutro (Columbus, Ohio)
March 1954 7 p.

Aircraft Human engineering Vision Windshields

MED 268

CAA, Civil Aeronautics Medical Research Laboratory

MAN'S AREAS OF VISION AS A BASIS FOR THE DESIGN OF
WINDSHIELDS AND SIDE-WINDOWS, ANNUAL PROGRESS REPORT
FY 1954 TO COMM, ON ACCIDENTAL TRAUMA OF ARMED
FORCES EPIDEMIOLOGICAL BOARD

by B. G. King and P, J. Sutro (Columbus, Ohio)

Apr. 1954 11 p.

CAA Project No. 54-503

Aviation accidents Design Visibility Vision
Windshields Windshield wipers

MED 269

CAA, Civil Aeronautics Medical Research Laboratory

MEASUREMENT OF WINDSHIELD AND WINDOW ANGLES IN
AUTOMOBILES

by P. J. Sutro (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Apr, 1953
26 p.

(Prepared for the Comm, on Accidental Trauma,
Armed Forces Epidemiological Board)

CAA Project No, 53-209

Human engineering Passenger vehicles
Visibility Windshields

MED 270

CAA, Civil Aeronautics Medical Research Laboratory

MOTIONS OF THE HEAD AND TRUNK ALLOWED BY SAFETY
BELT RESTRAINT DURING IMPACT

by J. J. Swearingen (Columbus, Ohio) and D. J.
Morrow, June 1956 21 p.

CAMRL Project No. 53-204

‘Anthropometry Aviation safety Human engineering
Posture Safety harness

MED 271



Specifications

144 154
Spinal cord
393 463
Stalling
7 80 aL
96
Standards
5 7 8
ro) 84 91
wa. 144 46
179 196 199
278 279 283
328 332 336

480 481 482

Statistical analysis

8 25 27
38 42 43
33 56 37
66 70 m1
88 100 323
Stimulation
459

Stress (physiology)

60 63 120
197 242 297
394 405 427
492

Stress (psychology)

120 353 394
Students
65 75 76

Subsonic flight
346

83

27
104
159
207
293
340
483

32
47
38
13

353
428

419

103

85

32
107
176
230
314
367

36
48
6L
5

184

429

a1

106

92

109
178

325
479

37
49

83

194
391
431

un

68

Supersonic flight
290

Supersonic transports

290 334 353
Surgeon

450
Survival

136 202 224 384
Symposia

144 209 213
Syncope

233 235 236 390
Tables

192 286
Take-off

208 337
‘Temperature

30 6 205 417

Terminal flight facilities
308 320

Test construction (psychology)
105 108 113 us

Test equipment
259

Test methods
15

6

493


GAA, Division of Research

STUDIES OF PREDICTORS OF ACHIEVEMENT IN LEARNING TO
FLY (FOUR EARLY INVESTIGATIONS OF APTITUDE AND
PERSONALITY TESTS IN RELATION TO FLYING)

by J. PB. Foley, £. L, Kelly, T, Hunt, W, M. Lepley.
1944 93 p.

Research Report #27

Aptitude tests Physiology Pilots Psychology

MED 33479

CAA, Division of Research

A STUDY OF THE SLEEP MOTILITY OF STUDENT PILOTS
by F. A. Geldard. 1944 15 p.
Research Report #28

Motion Pilots Selection Sleep

MED 34 © 480

CAA, Division of Research

THE EFFECT OF DISTRATION LIGHTS UPON PERFORMANCE
ON THE MASHBURN SERIAL COORDINATION TEST

by R. D, Nance, C, E, Buxton, K. W. Spence.
1944 33 p.

Research Report #29

Flight simulators Motor reactions
Psychomotor tests

MED 350481

CAA, Division of Research

REPORT OF CAA-NATIONAL TESTING SERVICE . PREVIOUS
FLIGHT TRAINING PREFERENCES AS RELATED TO PILOT
SCREENING TEST SCORES

by National Research Council, Committee on
Selection and Training of Aircraft Pilots. 1944
70 Pp

Research Report #30

Aptitude tests Pilots Statistical analysis
Training

MED 3600 482

CAA, Division of Research

AN ANALYSIS OF PHOTOGRAPHIC RECORDS OF AIRCRAFT
PILOT PERFORMANCE

by M, S, Viteles and A, S, Thompson, 1944 100 p.
Research Report #31

Flight instruments Motion-picture photography
Photographic analysis Statistical analysis

MED 37° 483

CAA, Division of Research

ON THE ACTUAL AND POTENTIAL VALUE OF BLOGRAPHICAL
INFORMATION AS A MEANS OF PREDICTING SUCCESS IN
AERONAUTICAL TRAINING

by H, M. Johnson, M, L. Boots, R. J. Wherry.

1944 50 p.

Research Report #32

Personality tests Pilots Records
Statistical analysis

MED 38 484

CAA, Division of Research
AN INVESTIGATION OF THE INTERVIEW AS A TECHNIQUE
FOR SELECTING AIRCRAFT PILOTS
by J. W. Dunlap and M. J. Wantman, 1944 63 p.
Research Report #33

Pilots Reliability Selection

MED 39 485

CAA, Division of Research

A REVISED SERIAL REACTION TIME APPARATUS FOR USE
IN APPRAISING FLYING APTITUDE

by R. A, McFarland and R. C, Channell, 1944 37 p.
Research Report #34

Aptitude tests Pilots Psychomotor tests
Reaction (psychology) Reflexes

MED 40 486

CAA, Division of Research

‘THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE CAA-NRC FLIGHT RECORDER
by W. Mckay, J. G, Jenkins, M, S, Viteles,
1944 25 p.

Research Report #35

Acceleration Aerial rudders Ailerons Airspeed
Pilot elevators Recording devices

MED 41 487

CAA, Division of Research

A REVISED TWO-HAND COORDINATION TEST

by R. A. McFarland and R. C. Channell. 1944 27 p.
Research Report #36

Motor reactions Psychomotor tests
Statistical analysis Training

MED 42 488


CAA, Medical Service

AN EXPLANATION OF SOME ASPECTS OF BREATHING
by B. G, King

Presented at Air Transport Assn. Operations
Conference, Miami, April 1951 3 p.

Exercise Oxygen consumption Physiology
Respiration

MED 175

CAA, Medical Service

FEDERAL CONCERN WITH CIVIL AVIATION MEDICINE
by W, R, Stovall, Feb, 1955 16 p.

Aviation medicine Aviation safety History
Physical fitness Standards
United States Government

MED 176

CAA, Medical Service

FUNCTIONAL COCKPIT DESIGN

by B. G. King

Presented at session on Air Transport Safety, 20th
Annual Meeting, I. A. S., New York, Jan. 28-31,
Feb. 1, 1952

Reprinted from Aeronautical Eng. Rev. 11 6

June 1952 9 p.

Anthropometry Cockpits Design
Homan engineering Visibility Vision

MED 177-368

CAA, Medical Service

‘THE FUTURE IN AVIATION MEDICINE

by W. R, Stovall

Presented at Designated CAA Medical Examiners of
Pennsylvania, Hershey, Pa,, Sept. 1955 8 p.

Civil aviation Education Medical personnel
Standards

‘MED 178

CAA, Medical Service

‘THE FUTURE OF AVIATION MEDICINE AS A SPECIALTY
by W. R. Stovall

Presented at postgraduate course in aviation
medicine, Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio,
September 13-18, 1954 8 p.

Aviation medicine History Medical personnel
Medical research Standards

MED 179

18

CAA, Medical Service

HIGH CONCENTRATION--SHORT TIME EXPOSURES AND
TOXICITY

by B. G. King

Presented at Greater New York Safety Council, New
York, April 1, 1949

Reprinted from J, Industrial Hygiene and Toxicology,
Vol, 31, No, 6, Nov. 1949 11 p.

Atmosphere pollution Aviation safety
Toxic tolerances Toxicity

MED 180 © 371

CAA, Medical Service

INCIDENCE CLARIFICATION AND NATURE OF ERRORS MADE
BY CREWS IN AIR CARRIER (AIRLINE) OPERATIONS

by C. R, Spealman

Reprinted from J, Aviation Med., Vol 25, Dec. 1954,
Tp.

Aviation accidents Errors Pilots
Transport planes

MED 181

CAA, Medical Service

INFORMATION CONCERNING TESTS ON PASSENGER ESCAPE

FROM DITCHED AIRPLANES

by B. G, King, C, E, Kontz, J, Vitol, May 1955 3 p.
Abandonment Aviation safety Ditching Life rafts

MED 182-391

CAA, Medical Service

INSTITUTE OF CIVIL AVIATION MEDICINE

by W. R, Stovall

Presented at Texas Air Medics Assoc., Dallas,
May 1952 4 p,

Civil aviation History Medical personnel
Physical fitness Pilots

MED 183

CAA, Medical Service

LANDING GEAR ACCIDENTS IN AIRLINE OPERATIONS A
SIX-YEAR SUMMARY

by C. R. Spealman

Reprinted from J, Aviation Med., Vol 26, No. 5,
Oct. 1955 11 p.

Aviation accidents Errors Landing gear Pilots
Stress (physiology)

MED 184


Festinger, L.

Finesinger, J. E.

Foley, J. P.

Forbes, A.
Fowler, P. R.
Fox, 8. M., IIT

Franzen, R,

Freis, E.

Freud, 8. L.
Frey, M. B.
Funkhouser, G, E,

Ganslen, R, V.

Garner, J. D.

Geldard, F, A.

Gilford, D. M.

Gilmore, B.
Goddard, J. L.

Gogel, W. C.

Goldman, R. F.

Gordon, T.

Green, C, D.
Greenbaum, L. J.
Gregg, P. G.
Guggenheimer, H. R.
Haddon, W.

381
403
412

348
356
421
430

34

247

275
280

Hall, MV.
Hanes, L. F.
Hanifan, D. T.

Harper, C, R,

Hart, W. M,

Hasbrook, A. H.

Hauty, G. T,

Hawkes, G. R.

Hawkins, W. R.
Helminck, J. 8,
Henson, M,
Herbolsheimer, A, J.

Higgins, E, A,

Hill, C. J., Jr,

Hinshaw, L. B.

Hitchcock, F. A,
Holmes, D. D,
Hosea, H. R,
Houk, V. N.
Hsu, I.
Hufnagel, C. A.

Hunt, T.

Iampietro, P, F,

Tce, J.

Jaffe, L. S.

Jeffress, L. A.
Jenkins, J. G.

Johnson, B. E.

86

134

497
321
323
340
478
136
356
360
422
437
297
419
424
431
435

358
363

290
2
165

137
212

392

395
483
450
131
450

33
14

352

392
47

399
310
311
342
376

a1
60

98

Johnson, G, R,

Johnson, H, M,

Josenhans, W. K, T.
Kane, G, L,
Kellogg, W. N.
Kelly, E. L.

Kendall, W. W.

King, B. G,

Knowlan, D. M.

272
27
104


Anxiety
106 394

Approach lights
304

Aptitude tests

13 15 18
36 40 45
8 105 107
400 433
Arrhythmia
473
Arteries
13t 391 450

Artificial respiration
465

Atherosclerosis
486 488

Atmospheric pollution
180 243 305

Atmospheric pressure
290

Atmospheric temperature

243 392
Attention
403 439 496

Attitude indicators
61

24
48
116

467

25
52
347

488

33

349,

490

55

Attitudes
56 114
Audiometry
386 388
Auditory nerve
376

Autonomic nervous system

2

374

Aviation accidents

9
100
136
160
184
247
288
319
337
356
4lL

52
120
137
168
194
224
289
32
340
360
418

Aviation injuries

125
247
on

129
233
429

Aviation medicine

1
179
302

Aviation
66
304
375
458
497

Aviation
10

2
194.
312

personnel
168
306
405
469
498

psychology

136
234
437

139
204
328

198
307
409
47.
500

319

78
123
147
173
206
267
299
328
343
404
437

164
254

140
225

296
313
410
472

484

79
125
151
174
210
269
301
330
351
409

155
301

149
293

298
318
433
482

83
126
155
181
211
284
302
332
354
410

2uL
404

176
295

303
367

495



Work Tolerance:

Work Tolerance:

‘Age and Altitude
Age and Altitude

402
406

83

Working Group Report on Evaluation of
Bnergency Exit Provisions in Relation
to Type and Location of Exits

250



Wendt, G. R.

Wentz, A. B.

Wernick, J. S.
Wheelwright, Cc, D,

Wherry, R. J.

White, M. S.

2h
11s

325
334

Whitehead, H. G., Jr. 291

Wick, R. Le

Wilbur, C, E.

Williams, A. C,, Jr.

Witkin, H. A.

89

324
326
329
331
332
333
335
337
338
341
343
344

294
299
319

60
90
106

86

Wolff, G.
Young, J. W.

Ziemnowics, S. A.

218
368
451



Protective clothing

333 338
Psychiatry
138
Psychoacoustics
363 386
Psychology
1 22
93 150
494
Psychometrics
4 10
50 st
14 1s
389 397
442 447

Psychomotor tes:

35 40
70 106
285 296
496 497

Public gpinion
149

26
281

uw
55

405
449

Pulse height analyzers

377

Radar equipment
309

Radiation hazards
309 315

Radio equipment
90

334

33
343

7

88
318
419

50
118
412

47
362

18
105
347
423

51
19
434

60
379

108
349
433

59
231
466

66

Radio navigation
98

Radio transmitters
315

Reaction (psychology)
20 40 344

Recording devices
29 30 4.

Recording systens

110 1g 238
Records
38 83 97
Reflexes
20 40 92
Reliability
39 34 116
Rescues
30L
Respiration
31 156 165
243 257 368
455 477 487
Respirators
465

Respiratory system
23 7

Reviews
147

386

61
459
175 240
375 446

262
448


FAA, Civil Aeromedical Research Institute

PROBLEMS IN ATR TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT--II, PREDICTION
OF SUCCESS IN AIR TRAFFIC CONTROLLER SCHOOL
by B. B. Cobb (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1962 15 p,
CARI Rept, 62-2

Air traffic controllers Personality tests
Aptitude teats Peychometrice Training

MED 349431

FAA, Civil Aeromedical Research Institute

PROBLEMS IN AIR TRAFFIC MANAGEMENZ=-111. IMPLICATIONS
OF AGE FOR TRAINING AND JOB PERFORMANCE OF AIR
‘TRAFFIC CONTROLLERS

by D. K, Trites and B. B, Cobb (Oklahoma City, Okla.)
1962 14 p,

CART Rept, 62-3

Aging (physiology) Air traffic controllers
tests Training

FAA, Civil Aeromedical Research Institute

SONOTROPIC EFFECTS OF OOMMERCIAL AIR TRANSPORT
SOUND ON BIRDS

by J. J. Swearingen and S. R, Mohler (Cklahoma City,
Okla.) 1962 5 p.

CART Rept. 62-4

Aviation accidents Birds Hazards
Transport planes Sound

MED 351433

FAA, Civil Aeromedical Research Institute

PREDICTION OF ENERGY COST OF TREADMILL WORK
by P. F, ampietro and R, F, Goldman (Oklahoma
City, Okla.) 1962 4 p.

CARI Rept. 62-5

Exercise Physical fitness Physiology
Tolerances (physiology)

MED 352435

FAA, Civil Aeromedical Research Institute

HUMAN TOLERANCES
by B, Balke (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1962 15 p.
CARI Rept, 62-6

Adaptation (physiology) Stress (physiology)
Stress (psychology) Supersonic transports
Tolerances (physiology)

MED 353 436

35

FAA, Civil Aeromedical Research Institute

FAILURE OF REARWARD FACING SEAT-BACKS AND RESULTING
INJURIES IN A SURVIVABLE TRANSPORT ACCIDENT

by A. H, Hasbrook and J. C. Early (Oklahoma City,
Okla.) 1962 11 p.

CART Rept, 62-7

Aircraft seats Aviation accidents
Aviation safety Locking fastener devices
Transport planes

MED 3540437

FAA, Civil Aeromedical Research Institute

TOXIC HAZARDS IN AERIAL APPLICATION
by P. W. Smith (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1962 8 p.
CARE Rept. 62-8

Wazards Health physics Insect control
Insecticides Toxicity

MED 355-438

FAA, Civil Aeromedical Research Institute

EVACUATION PATTERN ANALYSIS OF A SURVIVABLE
COMMERCIAL AIRCRAFT CRASH

by A. H. Hasbrook, J. D. Garner, C. C, Snow
(Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1962 10 p.

CARE Rept. 62-9

Abandonment Aircraft fires Aviation accidents
Jet transport planes

MED 356439

FAA, Civil Aeromedical Research Institute

PROBLEMS IN AERIAL APPLICATION--I, SOME BIOCHEMICAL
EFFECTS OF LEINDANE AND DIELDRIN ON VERTEBRATES

by J. W. Daugherty, D. E. Lacey, P, Korty (Oklahoma
City, Okla.) 1962 6 p.

CARI Rept. 62-10

Biochemistry Desoxyribonuclei acids Insecticides
Ribonucleic acids Toxicity

MED 357° 440

FAA, Civil Aeromedical Research Institute

TACTILE COMMUNICATION
by G. R, Hawkes (Oklahoma City, Okla.)
CARI Rept. 62-11

1962 6 p.

Acuity Communication systems Sensory mechanian
Skin Touch

MED 3580 441



Myocardial Metabolism and High Energy
Phosphate Compounds in Acutely Uremic Dogs

Neural Control of the Ciliary Muscle

Neurological Abnormalities in a Population
Requiring Aviation Medical Certification

Night Takeoff
Noise in the Cabin

Nystagmus Responses of the Cat to Rotation
and to Directionally Equivalent and Non-
Equivalent Stimili After Unilateral
Caloric Habituation

An Objective Measure of Bodily Steadiness
in the Selection of Pilots, Progress
Report

Observations on the Elicitation of Secondary
and Inverted Primary Nystagmus from the
Cat by Unilateral Caloric Irrigation

Odors, Odorants, and Deodorants in Aviation

The Organization and Functions of the Office
of Civil Air Surgeon, Federal Aviation
Agency

‘The Organization and Functions of the Office
of the Civil Air Surgeon of the Federal
Aviation Agency

Outline of Procedures for FAA Aviation
Medical Examiner Participation in Aircraft
Accident Investigation, July 1961

Ozone in High-Altitude Aircraft Cabins
Ozone in Jet Aircraft, Final Report

Ozone Toxicity Hazard in Cabins of High
Altitude Aircraft--A Review and Current
Program

A Partial Analysis of a Three-Man Interview
Technique for Predicting Airplane Pilot
Success in the Civilian Pilot Training
Program

Passenger Escape from Aircraft Employing the
Inflatable Slide

Pathology Codes of the Aviation Medical
Service

The Pensacola Study of Naval Aviators, Final
‘Summary Report

The Perception of Depth from Binocular
Disparity

Periodic Desynchronization in Humans under
Outer Space Conditions

Personality, Interest, and Attitude Inventories
in the Selection of Civilian Pilots, Progress
Report

A Personality Test to Avoid Guessing the
"Right" Answers in the Selection of Pilots,
Progress Report

Physical Characteristics of the 1946 Airline
Pilot Population

Physical Characteristics, Tolerances, and
Susceptibility to Accidents

460
374

461
337

338

383

372

191.

282

283

284

310

476

31

7

192

312

379

42

4

115

193

194

79

Physical Defects of Civilian Pilots Related
to Aircraft Accidents

Physical Examination and the Private Flier

Physical Fitness

Physical Working Capacity in Medical
Personnel and the Response of Serum
Cholesterol to Acute Exercise.and to
Training

Physiological Effects of Mechanical Stresses

Physiological Effects of Postural Disorienta-
tion by Tilting During Weightlessness

The Physiological Locus of the Spiral
After-Effect

Physiological Responses of Normal and
Pathological Subjects to a Modified Work
Capacity Test

Physiological Training

Policies of Airlines Regarding the Use of
Drugs by Flight Crews

Policy Refresher Course No, 1, Aviation
Medical Service Seminar, March 11-13, 1947

Portrait of an Accident

Potential Hazard of Poisoning by Chemicals
Used in Agricultural Flying

Prediction of Energy Cost of Treadmill Work

Preliminary Draft of Notes on Simated
Ditching Trials

Preliminary Draft of Report on Convair 240
Tests, Joint Trials

Preliminary Draft Report Upon Time Trials on
Various Phases of Passenger Survival Pro-
cedures Following Ditching

Preliminary Experiment of Investigations of
"Tension" as a Determinant of Performance
in Flight Training

A Preliminary Study of Certain Predictors
of Success in Civilian Pilot Training

A Preliminary Study of Physical Standards in
Relation to Success in Flight Training

Presence of Ozone in Cabins of High-Altitude
Aircraft

Present Philosophy of Aeromedical Standards
Development

Primary, Secondary, and Caloric Nystagmus
of the Cat Following Habituation to
Rotation

The Problem of Pilot Aging

Problems in Aerial Application--I. Some
Biochemical Effects of Lindane and Dieldrin
on Vertebrates

Problems in Aerial Application--II. Effects
of Chlorinated Hydrocarbons and Substrate-
Linked Phosphorylation

Problems in Aerial Application

340

196

425
197

285

339

432

313

198

199
341

144
352

200

201

202

60

32

342

314

203

357

373
426



FAA, Civil Aeromedical Research Institute

‘THE EFFECTS OF SIMULATED ALTITUDE ON PENETRATING
EYE INJURIES

by J. R. Dille, N, L, Newton, J. F, Culver
(Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1962° 5 p.

CART Rept, 62-12

Barometric pressure Eye High altitude
Physiology Injuries

‘MED 359 442

FAA, Civil Aeromedical Research Institute
KINEMATIC BEHAVIOR OF THE HUMAN BODY DURING
DECELERATION

by J. J. Swearingen, A. H. Hasbrook, R. G. Snyder
(Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1962 8 p.

CARI Rept, 62-13

Anthropometry Aviation accidents Deceleration
Impact shock Tolerances (physiology)

MED 360 © 443

FAA, Civil Aeromedical Research Institute
DETERMINATION OF CENTERS OF GRAVITY OF MAN

by J, J, Swearingen (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1962
37 p.

CARI Rept, 62-14

Anthropometry Aviation safety Center of gravity
Man

MED 361 444

FAA, Civil Aeromedical Research Institute

THE VISUAL PERCEPTION OF SIZE AND DISTANCE

by W. C. Gogel (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1962 19 p.
CARI Rept. 62-15

Psychology Space perception Vision
Visual acuity

MED 362 445

FAA, Civil Aeromedical Research Institute
ABSOLUTE IDENTIFICATIONS OF CUTANEOUS STIMULL
VARYING IN BOTH INTENSITY LEVEL AND DURATION

by G, R, Hawkes (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1962 6 p.
CARI Rept, 62-16

Hearing Informtion theory Perception
Psychoacoustics

MED 363 446

36

FAA, Civil Aeromedical Research Institute

MANIPULATION OF AROUSAL AND ITS EFFECTS ON HUMAN
VESTIBULAR NYSTAGMJS INDUCED BY CALORIC IRRIGATION
AND ANGULAR ACCELERATIONS

by W. E, Collins (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1962 12 p.
CARI Rept. 62-17

Acceleration tolerance Adaptation (physiology)
Ear Eye Pharmacology Motion Sickness

MED 364 © -4O7

FAA, Civil Aeromedical Research Institute

EFFECT OF INCREASED VENOUS PRESSURE ON RENAL
HEMODYNAMICS

by L, B, Hinshaw, C, M, Brake, P. F, lampietro
(Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1962 12 p.

CARI Rept. 62-18

Blood circulation Blood pressure Kidney
Veins

MED 365 448

FAA, Civil Aeromedical Research Institute

‘A CASE OF SURVIVAL OF EXTREME VERTICAL IMPACT IN
SEATED POSITION

by R. G, Snyder (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1962 15 p,
CARI Rept. 62-19

Acceleration tolerance Anthropometry
Impact shock Shock (pathology)

MED 366449

FAA, Civil Aeromedical Research Institute

CIVIL AEROMEDICAL RESEARCH--RESPONSIBILITIES, AIMS,
AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS

by S. R, Mohler (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1962 18 p.
CARI Rept, 62-20

Aviation accidents Aviation personnel
Aviation safety Medical research Standards

MED 367450

FAA, Civil Aeromedical Research Institute

AN IMPROVED METHOD FOR DETERMINING THE EFFICIENCY
OF CREW AND PASSENGER OXYGEN MASKS, A PRELIMINARY
REPORT

by E, B, McFadden, J. W. Raeke, J. W. Young
(Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1962 16 p.

CARI Rept. 62-21

Anthropometry Hypoxia Oxygen masks Respiration
MED 368 451.


Lankenau Hospital

URINARY ELIMINATION OF CATECHOLAMINES AS AN
INDICATION OF STRESS RESPONSE IN MAN, FINAL REPORT
by K, Rodahl. 1962 30 p.
Contract # FA-2678 (96-2-844B1), Dec. 1, 1961-Nov.
30, 1962

Biochemistry Chemical analysis

Fatigue (physiology) Stress (physiology)

Urine

MED 492

Lockheed-California Company
RESEARCH STUDIES ON INVESTIGATION OF THE EFFECTS OF
SLOW AND RAPID DECOMPRESSION UPON HUMANS AT 45,000
FEET

by C. I. Barron, May 1963 88 p.

Contract # FA-3082

Decompression Decompression sickness
Hypoxia Motor reactions Pilots Syncope

MED 493

Lovelace Foundation for Medical Education and
Research

RESEARCH PLANNING STUDY OF AGING CRITERIA, FINAL
REPORT
Contract # FA-904, July 1961 70 p.

Aging (physiology) Bibliography Biochemistry
Genetics Pathology Psychology

‘MED 494

Ohio State University Research Foundation
‘THE MEDICAL ASPECTS OF BUSINESS AVIATION, FINAL
REPORT

by C, E, Billings, W. F. Ashe, Ohio State University
Contract # FA-2192, 1962 44 p.

Aviation personnel General aviation aircraft
Physical fitness Standards Training

‘MED 495

Operations Research Incorporated

ALERTNESS AND ATTENTION IN PILOTING ATRCRAFT-~
PROPOSAL FAA-2 (BUAM)

April 1960 36 p.

Attention Operations research Pilots
Psychomotor tests

MED 496 396

Sa

Psychological Research Associates

AN ANALYSIS OF THE OXYGEN PROTECTION PROBLEM AT
FLIGHT ALTITUDES BETWEEN 40,000 AND 50,000 FEET
by W. V. Blockley, D, T. Hanifan, Webb Associates
Feb, 1961 174 p.

Final report on Contract # FA-955, "Management and
Coordination of Research and Testing Related to
Oxygen Protection in the Altitude Range of 40,000
to 50,000 Feet"

Aviation personnel Aviation safety Decompression
Hypoxia Oxygen masks Psychomotor tests

MED 497 362

Psychological Research Associates

PROCEEDINGS OF THE WORKING CONFERENCE TO ESTABLISH

‘A STANDARD EVALUATION PROCEDURE FOR CIVIL TRANSPORT
OXYGEN SYSTEMS FOR USE BETWEEN 40,000 AND 50,000 FEET
by W. V. Blockley and Webb Associates, 1960 85 p.
Conducted by Webb Associates and administered by
Psychological Research Associates, a division of

the Matrix Corporation

Contract # FA-955

Aviation personnel Aviation safety
Oxygen equipment Passengers Pressure breathing
Transport planes

MED 498

Ritchie, Inc,

AN EXPERIMENTAL ANALYSIS OF TRANSFER EFFECT

BETWEEN CONTACT AND INSTRUMENT FLIGHT TRAINING

by M. L. Ritchie and Lewis F. Hanes, June 1964 30 p.
Contract # FA-WA-4691

Instrument flight Pilots Training
Transfer of training

MED 499

University of California Medical Center

INVESTIGATION OF THE ETIOLOGY OF IN-FLIGHT FATIGUE
FACTORS DEVELOPING IN JET AIRCRAFT ENGINEERS
by B. V. Leamer, July 1960 9 p.

Altitudes Aviation personnel
Fatigue (physiology) Etiology
Physical fitness

MED 500



CAA, Medical Service

‘A SUMMARY OF REPORTS BY DOMESTIC SCHEDULED AIRLINES
OF IN-FLIGHT UNCONSCIOUSNESS AND DEATH (1951-1953)
March 1955 29 p.

Air carriers Aviation injuries Aviation safety
Passengers Syncope

‘MED 233 323

CAA, Medical Service

‘A SUMMARY OF REPORTS BY SCHEDULED AIRLINES OF IN-
FLIGHT INJURY, UNCONSCIOUSNESS AND DEATH (1947-1955)
June 1956 19'p.

Air carriers Aviation injuries Aviation safety
Passengers Turbulence

MED 234 «318

CAA, Medical Service
A SUMMARY OF REPORTS BY DOMESTIC SCHEDULED AIRLINES
OF IN-FLIGHT UNCONSCIOUSNESS AND DEATH 1948-1950
April 1954 10 p

Aviation safety Passengers Syncope

MED 235

CAA, Medical Service

‘A SUMMARY OF REPORTS BY DOMESTIC SCHEDULED AIRLINES
OF IN-FLIGHT UNCONSCIOUSNESS AND DEATH (1951-1953)
March 1955 29 p.

Cardiovascular system Diseases Medical supplies
Passengers Syncope

‘MED 236

CAA, Medical Service

‘TECHNICAL DATA PERTINENT TO AVIATION TOXICOLOGY,
Oct, 1950 41 p.

Aviation safety Poisonous gases Toxicity
Toxic tolerances Waste gases

MED 237-329

CAA, Medical Service

‘A TECHNIQUE FOR RECORDING CAROTID ARTERY PULSATIONS
WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO AORTIC STENOSIS

by J. E. Smith

Reprinted from Am, Heart J., Vol, 49, No, 3, 428-435,
March 1955 7 Pp.

Diagnosis Disease Heart Instrumentation
Recording systems

MED 238419

24

CAA, Medical Service

TESE TYPES FOR MEASURING ACCOMMODATION:
Melti-colored 5 1/2 x ¥" card, GPO # 16-48159-1
nd. Fp

Eye Medical examination Ophthalmology
MED 239

CAA, Medical Service

‘THIRD ANNUAL MEDICAL OFFICERS' CONFERENCE, AUG.
24-26, 19
Proceedings af Washington, D, C. Meeting, 55 p.

Flight surgeons Medical examinations Standards
Symposia Toxicity

MED 144

CAA, Medical Service

‘I, TEMES AVAILABLE FOR PROTECTIVE MEASURES IN
EMERGENCIES AT HIGH ALTITUDE, II, PROTECTION OF
PASSENGERS ANE AIR CREW FROM BLAST EFFECTS OF
EXPLOSIVE DECOMPRESSION

by I, - B, G. King and If. - J. J. Swearingen.
April 195! 18 p.

Air burst Aviation safety Explosive decompression
High altitude Respiration

MED 240-334

CAA, Medical Service

‘TIMES FOR LAUNCHING MILITARY LIFE RAFTS MANUALLY FROM
THE C-121 AND C-54 AIRPLANES

by B. G. King. June 1952 7 p.

A preliminary draft of the CAA~CAB Subcommittee
Working Group in collab, with HQ, Military Air
‘Transport Service

Aviation safety Ditching Launching Life rafts
Tests Time

MED 241-383

CAA, Medical Service

‘TOLERANCE OF MEN BREATHING AIR AT VARIOUS BAROMETRIC
PRESSURES

by B. G, King. 1951 5 p.

Barometric pressure Respiration
Stress (physiology) Tolerances (physiology)

MED 2420427


Air burst
240 378

Air carriers
121 193 233
302

Air traffic control system
485

Air traffic controllers

89 97 300
400 418 427
481 484 485

Air transportation

205 281
Aircraft
143 144 219

Aircraft cabins
317 324

Aircraft equipment
260

Aircraft fires
125 128 205

Aircraft seats
136 348 354

Airplane landings
20 7

Airplane noise
324 333 338

234

347
428

268

356

291

349
479

396

292

350
480

Airports
308 316 320

Airspeed
41

Altimeters
96

Altitudes
500

Anphetamines
46

Analog computers
487 503

Analysis of variance

1
Anthropology
406
Anthropometry
144 155 158 v7 187
220 251 253 254 255
260 266 a7 348 360
366 368 406 422
Antibiotics
198
Antihistaminics
198

Antimotion sickness agents
198

54

219
256
361


Ribonucleic acids
357

Ride recorder

29
Rotation.
285 339 382 383
Safety
150 275 280 307 309 430

Safety devices
128 155 167 280 330 4uL

Safety harness
129 220 223 254 271 341.
399 422 437

Sanitary engineering
305

Scientific organizations
277

Sea rescue equipment

200 202
Sea rescues
161 202
Selection
7 8 10 15 a 25
31 32 Eg 39 43 45
48 50 51 58 59 70
n 2B 75 106 yey 14
us 116 118 246 283 318
347 400 433
Sensitivity
103

67

Sensory deprivation
419

Sensory mechanisms
81 93 102 130 358

Shock (pathology)
197 366 384 406 420

Simulation
345 441

Skin
30 358

Sleep

Smel1
191

Smokes
143 245

Soctal sciences
218

Sound
351

Space flight
297 434

Space medicine
424 435

Space perception

16 68 86 93 287
362 379 389 397 43h
443

431

300





FAA, Civil Aeromedical Research Institute

PROTECTION OF SHIPBOARD PERSONNEL AGAINST THE
EFFECTS OF SEVERE SHORT-LIVED UPWARD FORCES
RESULTING FROM UNDERWATER EXPLOSIONS--FINAL REPORT
‘ON NAVY CONTRACT

by J. J. Swearingen, E, B. McFadden, J, D, Garner
(@klahoma City, Okla.) Jan, 1960 11 p.

Contract # NAonr 104-51

Impact shock Naval personnel Posture Safety
Tolerances (physiology) Underwater explosions

MED 430

FAA, Civil Aeromedical Research Institute

PSYCHOLOGICAL DETERMINANTS OF FUNCTIONAL
STRESSES IN AVIATION

by G. T, Hauty (Oklahoma City, Okla.)

Presented to NASA Research Advisory Committee

on Aircraft Operating Problems, Langley Field, Va.
Oct, 1961 16 p.

Fatigue (physiology) Intelligibility Pilots
Sensory mechanisms Space perception
Stress (psychology)

MED 431

FAA, Civil Aeromedical Research Institute

PHYSIOLOGICAL RESPONSES OF NORMAL AND
PATHOLOGICAL SUBJECTS TO A MODIFIED WORK
CAPACITY TEST

by J, Naughton, G, Sevelius, B, Balke

(Oklahoma City, Okla.)

Reprinted from J. Medicine and Physical Fitness,
Vol. 3, No. 4, Dec. 1963 9 Py

Disease Exercise Fatigue (physiology)
Heart Physical fitness Tolerances (physiology)

‘MED: 432

FAA, Civil Aeromedical Research Institute

PSYCHOLOGICAL SELECTION AND PSYCHOSOMATIC ASSESSMENT
RESEARCH IN THE CLVIL AEROMEDICAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE
by D. K, Trites (Oklahoma City, Okla.)

Presented at Fifth European Congress of Aviation
Medicine, London, 1960

Published in Human Problems of Supersonic and
Hypersonic Flight, New York: Pergamon Press, 1962
6p.

Aptitude tests Aviation personnel Psychometrics
Selection

MED 433

43

FAA, Civil Aeromedical Research Institute

PSYCHOMOTOR PERFORMANCE AND NYSTAGMUS OF A MACACA
MULATTA DURING MISSILE FLIGHT

by C, D. Green and P. C, Tang (Oklahoma City, Okla.)
Published in Symposium on Psychophysiological
Aspects of Space Flight, B. £. Flaherty, ed.

New York: Columbia U Press, 66-74, 1961 9 p.

Eye Motion sickness Psychomotor tests
Space flight

MED 434

FAA, Civil Aeromedical Research Institute

RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN OPERATOR PROFICIENCY AND
EFFECTED CHANGES IN BIOLOGICAL CIRCADIAN PERIODICITY
by G. T, Hauty (Oklahoma City, Okla.)

Reprinted from Aerospace Med., Vol. 34, No. 2,
100-105, Feb. 1963 6 p.

Adaptation (physiology) Adjustment (psychology)
Closed cycle ecological systems Man
Space medicine Time

MED 435

FAA, Civil Aeromedical Research Institute

SOME EFFECTS OF CHLORINATED INSECTICIDES ON
VERTEBRATE CARBOHYDRATE METABOLISM

by D. E. Lacey, J, W. Daugherty, P, Korty
(Oklahoma City, Okla.)

Preprints of Scientific Program, Annual Scientific
Meeting, Aerospace Med. Assoc,, p. 84, 1963 1 p.

Insecticides Medical research Metabolism
Toxicity

MED 436

FAA, Civil Aeromedical Research Institute

STRUCTURAL AND MEDICAL ANALYSIS OF A CIVIL
AIRCRAFT ACCIDENT

by A. H, Hasbrook and J, R. Dille (Oklahoma
City, Okla.)

Presented at 35th Annual Meeting, Aerospace Med,
Assoc., Bar Harbour, Fla., May 12, 1964
Published in Aerospace Med., Vol. 35, 958-961,
Oct, 1964 4 P.

Aviation accidents Aviation injuries
Medical research Safety harness

‘MED 437

FAA, Civil Aeromedical Research Institute

STUDIES OF AIR LOADS ON MAN

by J. J. Swearingen and E, B, McFadden (Oklahoma
City, Okla.)

Reprinted from Human Factors, May 1960 8 p.

Drag Explosive decompression Gusts Man
Posture

MED 438



FAA, Civil Aeromedical Research Institute

DETERMINANTS OF INJURY SEVERITY IN LIGHTPLANE
CRASHES

by R, G. Pearson (Oklahoma City, Okla.)

Presented at Aerospace Med. Assoc, Meeting, Atlantic
City, April 10

Reprinted from Aerospace Med, Vol. 33, 1407-1414,
Dec, 1962 7 p.

Aviation accidents Aviation injuries
Safety devices Utility planes

MED 411

FAA, Civil Aeromedical Research Institute

EFPECTS OF SOME TRANQUILIZING, ANALEPTIC AND
VASODILATING DRUGS ON PHYSICAL WORK CAPACITY
AND ORTHOSTATIC TOLERANCE

by R. V. Ganslen, B. Balke, F. J, Nagle
(Oklahoma City, Okla.)

Reprinted from Aerospace Med., Vol. 35, No. 7,
July 1964 4 p.

GNS stimulants Psychomotor tests
Tolerance (physiology) Tranquilizers
Vasoactive agents

MED 412

FAA, Civil Aeromedical Research Institute

ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAM ALPHA ACTIVITY DURING MILD
VESTIBULAR STIMULATION

by W. E. Collins (Oklahoma City, Okla.), J. B, Posner
Reprinted fron Nature, Vol. 199, No, 4896, 933-934,
Aug. 1963 2 p.

Ear Electroencephalography Eye Motion sickness
Nerves

MED 413

FAA, Civil Aeromedical Research Institute

EXECUTIVE HEALTH GUIDE
by 8. R, Mohler (Oklahoma City, Okla.) n.d. 7 ps

Aging (physiology) Body weight Diet
Physical fitness

MED 414

FAA, Civil Aeromedical Research Institute

EXPERIMENTELLE UNTERSUCHUNGEN DER ORGANISCHEN
ANPASSUNGSFAHIGKEIT MIT ZUNDEHMENDEM ALTER
(INVESTIGATIONS ON ORGANIC ADAPTABILITY WITH
INCREASING AGE)
by B. Balke (Oklahoma City, Okla.)
Festschrift Diem published at Frankfurt/Main and
Vienna by Wilhelm Limpert-Verlag 6 p.
Aging (physiology) Fatigue (physiology)
Oxygen consumption Physical fitness
Tolerances (physiology)

MED 415

41

FAA, Civil Aeromedical Research Institute

GENERAL BIOLOGY OF SENESCENCE

by S. R, Mohler (Oklahoma ‘City, Okla.)

Reprinted from Postgraduate Med., Vol. 30, No. 6,
527-538, Dec, 1961 11 p.

Aging (physiology) Cardiovascular system
Medical research Nervous system Physiology

‘MED 416

FAA, Civil Aeromedical Research Institute

HEAT-INDUCED TETANY

by P. F. Iampietro (Oklahoma City, Okla.)
Reprinted from Federation Proc., Vol. 22, No. 3,
May-June 1963 3 p.

Convulsive disorders Oxygen Pathology
Poisoning Temperature Tolerances (physiology)

MED 417

FAA, Civil Aeromedical Research Institute

HUMAN FACTORS ASPECTS OF ATC INCIDENT INVOLVEMENT--
AN ADJUNCT TO THE REPORT OF THE NEAR MID-AIR
COLLISION STUDY GROUP (CONSULTATIVE REPORT)

by R. G, Pearson, W. O'Connor, D, Trites

(Oklahoma City, Okla.) July 1962 23 p.

Air traffic controllers Aviation accidents
Collisions Human engineering Performance tests

MED 418

FAA, Civil Aeromedical Research Institute

HUMAN RELIABILITY AND CONFINEMENT
by G. T, Hauty (Oklahoma City, Okla.)
Manuscript, n.d. 20 p.

Behavior Confined environments Psychometrics
Sensory deprivation Stress (psychology)

MED 419

FAA, Civil Aeromedical Research Institute

HUMAN TOLERANCES TO EXTREME IMPACTS IN FREE-FALL
by R. G. Snyder (Oklahoma City, Okla.)
Presented at Aerospace Med. Assoc., 34th Annual
Meeting, Los Angeles, May 1, 1963
Reprinted from Aerospace Med., Vol. 34, No. 8,
Aug. 1963 15 p.
Acceleration tolerance Impact shock Man
Shock (pathology) Thresholds (physiology)
Wounds and injuries

MED 420



United States Government

144 176 204
Universities

456
Urine

370 492

Utility planes
92 96 129
343 404 an

Vasoactive agents
403 412

Veins
365

Velocity
468

Vertical indicators
80

Vertigo
390

Vibration
14

Visibility
134 163 177
262 263 269
344

Vision

20 54 68 7% 84
17 134 150 163 177
247 248 258 262 263
265 267 268 269 287
362 374 379 389 397
443 459 478 501

Visual acuity

% 117 249 264, 287
362 389 397 442 443
478 501

Vocabulary

12 28

Warning systems

80 al 96
Waste gases
142 143 144 237 305

Water vapor

186
Weightlessness
285 399

Wind tunnel tests
378

Windshield wipers

221 261 269 274
Windshields
163 221 261 262 267

269 270 272 274

100
221
264
300

300
463

268


CAA, Division of Research

AIRSICKNESS AND VESTIBULAR SENSITIVITY AS RELATED
TO LEARNING TO FLY, PROGRESS REPORT

by G. R. Wendt and National Research Council,
Committee on Selection and Training of Aircraft
Pilots. Sept. 1940 26 p.

Research conducted under the provisions of a
contract between CAA and NRC

Ear Eye Motion sickness Pilots Sensitivity
Students

MED 103

CAA, Division of Research

ANALYSIS OF RATINGS IN THE PRELIMINARY PHASE OF
CAA TRAINING PROGRAM, PROGRESS REPORT

by H. M. Johnson, M. L. Boots, National Research
Council, Committee on Selection and Training of
Aireraft Pilots. Sept. 1940 43 p.

Research conducted under the provisions of a
contract between CAA and NRC

Performance tests Pilots Standards Training

MED 104

CAA, Division of Research

ANALYSIS OF TEST DATA ON 1938-39 CAA STUDENTS,
PROGRESS REPORT

by E, L. Kelly and National Research Council,
Committee on Selection and Training of Aircraft
Pilots. Sept. 1940 32 p.

Research conducted under the provisions of a
contract between CAA and NRC

Aptitude tests Pilots Psychometrics
Test construction (psychology) Training

MED 105

CAA, Division of Research

AUTOMATIC RECORDING OF MUSCULAR TENSION DURING
FLIGHT, PROGRESS REPORT

by A. CG, Williams and National Research Council,
Committee on Selection and Training of Aircraft
Pilots. Sept. 1940 16 p.

Research conducted under the provisions of a
contract between CAA and NRC

Anxiety Pbysical fitness Pilots
Psychomotor tests Selection Students

MED 106

CAA, Division of Research

CRITERIA OF FLIGHT COMPETENCE, PROGRESS REPORT

by H. A, Edgerton, R. Y. Walker, National Research
Council, Committee on Selection and Training of
Aircraft Pilots. Sept. 1940 57 p.

Research conducted under the provisions of a
contract between CAA and NRC

Aptitude tests Motor reactions Performance tests
Pilots Standards Training

‘MED 107

CAA, Division of Research

DEVELOPMENT OF A SCALE FOR RATING PILOT COMPETENCE,
PROGRESS REPORT

by B. L. Kelly and National Research Council,
Committee on Selection and Training of Aircraft
Pilots. Sept. 1940 23 p.

Research conducted under the provisions of a
contract between CAA and NRC

Behavior Factor analysis Performance tests
Pilots Psychometrics
Test construction (psychology)

‘MED 108

CAA, Division of Research

‘THE DEVELOPMENT OF STANDARD FLIGHTS AND THE USE OF
TIME AND MOTION STUDY TECHNIQUES IN THE PILOT
TRAINING PROGRAM, PROGRESS REPORT

by M. 8. Viteles and National Research Council,
Committee on Selection and Training of Aircraft
Pilots. Oct, 1940 61 p.

Research conducted under the provisions of a
contract between CAA and NRC

Motor reactions Performance tests Pilots
Posture Standards Training

MED 109

CAA, Division of Research

GRAPHIC REGISTRATION OF FLIGHT PERFORMANCE,
PROGRESS REPORT

by R. M. Bellows and National Research Council,
Committee on Selection and Training of Aircraft
Pilots. Sept. 1940 37 p.

Research conducted under the provisions of a
contract between CAA and NRC

Motor reactions Performance tests Pilots
Recording systems Training

MED 110

CAA, Division of Research

HOW TO PREVENT AIR SICKNESS
by M. Van de Water, G. R. Wendt, D. R. Brimhall.
Pamphlet, Oct. 1942 17 p.

Instruction manuals Motion sickness Pilots
Selection Students

‘MED 111

CAA, Division of Research

INDICATORS OF EMOTIONAL DISTURBANCES IN FLIGHT,
PROGRESS REPORT

by R. Parmenter and National Research Council,
Committee on Selection and Training of Aircraft
Pilots, Sept, 1940 65 p.

Research conducted under the provisions of a
contract between CAA and NRC

Emotions Motor reactions Neuroses
Physical fitness Pilots

MED 112



SUBJECT INDEX

Abandonment.
123 124 125 126 127 128
132 133 a7 157 160 167
168 169 170 173 182 192
201 206 210 250 266 330
356 399

Abnormal psychology
138

Abstracts
1 371

Acceleration
4b 439

Acceleration tolerance

156 217 259 345 364 366
382 383 384 398 399 420
421 422 423

Accidents
150

Acclimatization
445

Acoustic insulation
324

Acoustics
324

Acuity
358

Adaptation (physiology)

353 364 372 382 383
424 435

Adhesion
251 252

Adjustment (psychology)
297 426 435

Aerial rudders
4a

Aerodynamic forces
222

Aeronautics
406 46a

Afterimages
339

Aging (physiology)

66 85 121 146 148
350 387 402 405 407
415 416 446 447 449
459 461 463 466 469
486 494 502

Agriculture

188

Ailerons
4.

33

398

203
414
458
478



Electroencephalography
19 46 390 413 423 461

Electromagnetic waves
309

Electronic accounting machines
304

Electronic equipment
377

Embolism
470

Emesis
a

Emotions
112 327

Enzymes
452

Epidemiology
150 275 280

Epilepsy
19 455

Epinephrine
uu

Errors
64 137 4172 181 184 226

Erythrocytes
377

Etiology
455 500

Excretion
370

Exercise
63 166
387 402

Exhaust gases
130 142

425

191

Explosive decompression

222 240

438
Exposure

244, 245
Eye

16 103

369 372

413 423
Eyeglasses

272 287

Factor analysis
23 24
387 108

259

239
373
436

45
15

Fatigue (physiology)

2 3

89 257

381 388

432 441

492 500
Fibrin

437 470

298
415
465
502

352
432

243

290

339
382
439

53

a7
327
4246
446

375
473

264,

334

359
383
459

37

55
334
425
464

381
487

245

378

364
398
464

59

67
346
431
476



CAA, Medical Service

AGE, FITNESS, EXPERIENCE. AND SAFETY
by B. G, King

Reprinted from Current Topics in Home Safety, n.d.
4p.

Aviation safety Motor reactions Physical fitness
Stress (physiology) Tolerances (physiology)

MED 122 418

CAA, Medical Service
AIRCRAFT EMERGENCY EVACUATION-~A METHOD FOR
EVAWATING DEVICES, PROCEDURES AND EXIT PROVISIONS
by BG. King. April 1951 24 p.

Abandonment Aviation accidents Aviation safety
Tests Time

MED 123 309

CAA, Medical Service

AIRGRAFT EMERGENCY EVACUATION--CONVAIR 240

EXPERIMENTAL TRIALS OF EMERGENCY ESCAPE WITH

AMERICAN AIRLINES, INCORPORATED, REPORT NO. 3,

AUGUST 1952

by B. G, King, August 1952 51 p.
Abandonment Aviation safety Tests Time

MED 124 327

CAA, Medical Service
AIRCRAFT EMERGENCY EVACUATION--REPORT NO. 2
OPERATING EXPERIENCE AND INDUSTRIAL TRIALS
by B. G. King, May 1952 29 p,

Abandonment Aircraft fires Aviation accidents
Aviation injuries

MED 125 306

CAA, Medical Service
AIRGRAFT EMERGENCY EVACUATION REPORT NO, 5--TRIALS
OF EMERGENCY ESCAPE FROM THE PAN AMERICAN WORLD
AIRWAYS BOEING 377
by B. G, King, August 1952 17 p,

Abandonment Aviation accidents Tests Time

MED 126 324

CAA, Medical Service
AIRCRAFT EMERGENCY EVACUATION REPORT NO, 6--TRIALS
OF EMERGENCY ESCAPE FROM THE TRANS WORLD AIRLINES
LOCKHEED 749
by B. G. King. Sept. 1952 25 p.

Abandonment Aviation safety Tests Time

MED 127 305

13

CAA, Medical Service

AIRCRAFT EVACUATION UNDER FIRE COMDITIONS
by B. G. King

Presented at Annual Meeting, National Fire Protection

Association, May 1964 17 p.

Abandonment Aircraft fires Hatches
Safety devices

MED 128 370

CAA, Medical Service

ATRORAFT SAFETY BELTS THEIR INJURY EFFECT ON THE
HUMAN BODY

by H. De Haven, B, Tourin, S. Macri, Cornell
University Medical College, Crash Injury Research
July 1953 55 p,

Analysis performed under a special grant from CAA

Aviation injuries Aviation safety
Safety harness Utility planes

MED 129

CAA, Medical Service

‘THE ALLOWABLE DEGREE OF BODILY IMPAIRMENT FROM
‘TOXIC GASES

by C. R. Spealman

In, Statements Made to the Committee on Toxic Gases
of the Aero Medical Association Meeting, New York,
Aug. 29, 1949 4 p.

Exhaust gases Pilots Sensory mechanisms
Tolerances (physiology) Toxicity

MED 130

CAA, Medical Service

AORTIC STENOSIS--A STUDY WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO
THE USE OF AN INDIRECT CAROTID PULSE RECORDING

by J. E. Smith, I, Hsu, J. M, Evans

Submitted to Am. Heart J. 584, Oct. 1959 14 p.

Arteries Diagnosis Diseases Heart

MED 131417

CAA, Medical Service

AN APPROACH TO THE EVALUATION OF EMERGENCY EXIT
PROVISIONS

by B. G, King

Presented at Flight Safety Foundation, Air Safety

Seminar, College of Aeronautics, Cranfield, England,

September 13, 1953 9 p.

Abandonment Aviation safety Design Hatches
‘Time

MED 132380



TABLE OF CONTENTS

Preface
Aviation Medical Papers and Reports:
Bureau of Air Commerce, Medical Service
CAA, Division of Research
CAA, Medical Service
CAA, Civil Aeronautics Medical Research Laboratory
FAA, Office of the Civil Air Surgeon
FAA, Bureau of Aviation Medicine
FAA, Aviation Medical Service
FAA, Office of Aviation Medicine
FAA, Civil Aeromedical Research Institute
FAA, Georgetown Clinical Research Institute
Contract Reports
Subject Index
Title Index

Personal Author Index

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FAA, Office of Aviation Medicine

THE PHYSIOLOGICAL LOCUS OF THE SPIRAL
AFTER-EFFECT

by S. L, Freud

Reprinted from Am, J. Psychology, 77:3, 422-428,
Sept. 1964 7 p.

Afterimages Eye Physiology Rotation

MED 339

FAA, Office of Aviation Medicine

PHYSICAL DEFECTS OF CIVILIAN PILOTS RELATED

TO AIRCRAFT ACCIDENTS

by C. R. Harper

Reprinted from Aerospace Med., Vol. 35, 851-856,
Sept. 1964 6 p.

Aviation accidents Pathology Physical fitness
Pilots Standards

‘MED 340

FAA, Office of Aviation Medicine

PORTRAIT OF AN ACCIDENT
by R, L. Wick
Reprinted from AOPA Pilot, 6:2, Feb, 1963

Aviation accidents Ceiling
Concussion Safety harness

MED 341

FAA, Office of Aviation Medicine

PRESENCE OF OZONE IN CABINS OF HIGH-ALTITUDE AIRCRAFT
by L. S. Jaffe and H. D. Estes

Presented as Preprint 63-234 at the ATAA Summer
Meeting, Los Angeles, June 17-20, 1963

Reprinted from J. Aircraft, Vol. 1, No, 3, 157-158,

May-June 1964 2 p.
Health physics High altitude Ozone Toxicity

MED 342

FAA, Office of Aviation Medicine

‘A PROFESSIONAL CONFESSION

by R. L. Wick

Reprinted from AOPA Pilot, Vol, 6, No, 13, 28-30,
Dee, 1963 3 p.

Aviation accidents Behavior Utility planes
Pilots Psychology

MED 343

34

FAA, Office of Aviation Medicine

THE ROTATING BEACON, FRIEND OR FOE?
by R. L, Wick, Aviation Medical Examiner
Reprinted from AOPA Pilot, June 1963 4 p.

Approach lights Aviation safety Beacon lights
Pilots Reaction (psychology) Visibility

‘MED 344

FAA, Office of Aviation Medicine

SIMULATION AND EFFECTS OF SEVERE TURBULENCE

ON JET AIRLINE PILOTS

by S. Ragland, R, M, Chambers, R, J. Crosbie
Done at the request of Office of Aviation
Medicine, M. §. White, Federal Air Surgeon at
Aviation Medical Acceleration Lab., U, 8, Naval
Air Development Center, Johnsville, Penn,

Aug. 1964 45 p.

Acceleration tolerance Jet planes Pilots
Simulation Turbulence

MED 345

FAA, Office of Aviation Medicine

THE TIME ZONE FATIGUE SYNDROME
by J. E. Crane, Aviation Medical Examiner

Reprinted from Flying Physician, Vol. 7, No. 4,
pp. 19 and 22, Oct, 1963 2 p.

Fatigue (physiology) Pilots Subsonic flight
Times,

MED 346

FAA, Civil Aeromedical Research Institute

PROBLEMS IN AIR TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT-~I, LONGITUDINAL
PREDICTIONS OF EFFECTIVENESS OF AIR TRAFFIC
CONTROLLERS

by D. K. Trites (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1961 11 p.
CART Rept. 61-1

Air traffic controllers Aptitude tests
Performance tests Psychometrics Selection

MED 3470434

FAA, Civil Aeromedical Research Institute

AN ANALYSIS OF SITTING AREAS AND PRESSURES OF MAN
by J. J, Swearingen, C, D, Wheelwright, J. D. Garner
(Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1962 10 p.

CARI Rept, 62-1

Aircraft seats Anthropometry Aviation safety
Body weight Distribution Pressure

MED 348 © 430


Problems in Air Traffic Management--I,
Longitudinal Prediction of Effectiveness
of Air Traffic Controllers

Problems in Air Traffic Management--II.
Prediction of Success in Air Traffic
Controller School

Problems in Air Traffic Management~-III.
Implications of Age for Training and
Sob Performance of Air Traffic Controllers

Problems in Air Traffic Management --IV.
Comparison of Pre-Employment, Job-
Related Experience with Aptitude Tests
as Predictors of Training and Job
Performance of Air Traffic Control
Specialists

Problems of Consistency Arising from
CAA Medical Examinations

Proceedings of the Working Conference
to Establish a Standard Evaluation
Procedure for Civil Transport Oxygen
Systems for Use Between 40,000 and 50,000
Feet

A Professional Confession
A Program for Civil Aviation Medicine

Program, Functional and Physica) Inter-
Relationships of FAA Medical Activities

Progress Report on Project No. 3: Evaluation
of Provisions (In Part 49 of Civil Air
Regulations) Relating to the Transportation
by Air of Poisonous Materials, Other than
Radioactive Materials, on Passenger-Carrying
Aircraft

Progress Report on Project No. 4: Toxic Gases
and Atmospheric Conditions in Airplane
Conflagrations

‘A Progress Report on Studies on the Emergency
Evacuation of Aircraft

Project Presentation

Project Studies Report, Dec. 1961

Project Studies Report, Oct. 1962

Project Studies Report, Jan, 31, 1963

Proposed Grading Systems

A Proposed Study of Take-Off and Landing with
the 4th Flight Class at the Institute of
Aviation Psychology

Protection of Shipboard Personnel Against the
Effects of Severe Short-Lived Upward Forces
Resulting from Underwater Explosions--Final
Report on Navy Contract

Psychological Determinants of Functional
Stresses in Aviation

Psychological Problems in Cockpit Instrumenta-
tion for the Omni-Directional Range (ODR)
and Distance Measuring Equipment (DME)

Psychological Selection and Psychosomatic
Assessment Research in the Civil Aeromedical
Research Institute

The Psychology of Learning in Relation to
Flight Instruction

347

349

498
343
204

286

205

208

430

431

82

433

22

80

Psychomotor Performance and Nystagmus of a
Macaca Mslatta During Missile Flight

Pupillary Movements During Acute and Chronic
Fatigue

The Recognition of Strictly Posterior (Infra-
Atrial) Myocardial Infarction by Conventional
Scalar Electrocardiography

Regional Medical Officers’ Conference, Oct,
1950

Relation of Earphone Transient Response to
Measurement of Onset-Duration

The Relation to Accident of Physical Defects
Noted in Standard CAA Medical Examinations

The Relationship of Background and Personality
Factors to Pilot Competency, Progress Report

Relationships Between Operator Proficiency and
Effected Changes in Biological Circadian
Periodicity

Report of Aviation Medical Meeting Kansas City,
Missouri, Jan, 24-25, 1939

Report of Radiation Hazard, AN/CRT-3 Radio
Transmitter (Gibson Girl)

A Report of Results and Conclusions from Tests
on the Effect of Size of Doors and Windows
on Emergency Escape Time: Preliminary
Report, Draft

Report of Survey of Medical and Related
Facilities at United States Civil Airports

Report on CAA-National Testing Service (First
Phase July 20, 1942-August 2, 1942)

Report on CAA-National Testing Service (Phase
II Aug. 3-Sep. 15, 1952 Phase III Sep. 16-
Nov. 15, 1942 Phase IV Nov. 16, 1942-Jan.
31, 1943)

Report of CAA-National Testing Service
Previous Flight Training Preferences as
Related to Pilot Screening Test Scores

Report on Ozone Measurements Conducted Within
the Cabin of a KC-135 Aircraft

Report on the Boston-Midwest Project

Research Activities of the Aviation Medical
Service

Research Activities of the Aviation Medical
Service

Research Planning Study of Aging Criteria,
Final Report

Research Studies on Investigation of the
Effects of Slow and Rapid Decompression
Upon Humans at 45,000 Feet

“Respirator-Dependence" in Patients
Recovering from Sedative Overdosage

Resume and Index of Reports of the Civil
Aeromedical Research Institute 1961-1962

Retinal Efficiency of FAA Pilots at NAFEC,
Final Report and Analysis of Data

A Revised Serial Reaction Time Apparatus for
Use in Appraising Flying Aptitude

434

464

489

209

376

ne

435

315

210

316

25

36

317

318

296

493

465

371

478

40


CAA, Medical Service

SECOND ANNUAL MEDICAL OFFICERS' CONFERENCE,
MAY 1948 43 p.

Aviation safety Civil aviation Medical personnel
Symposia

MED 213

GAA, Medical Service

SHOULDER HARNESS AND THE PILOTS TASK IN OPERATING
CONTROLS IN TRANSPORT TYPE AIRCRAFT

by B. G. King

Pre-publication release, Oct, 1948 18 p.

Aviation safety Performance tests
Pilots! safety harness Transport planes

MED 214 424

CAA, Medical Service

A SIMPLE METHOD OF MEASURING THE Q-T RATIO
by J. E. Smith

Reprinted from Medical Annals of the District of
Columbia, Vol. XX, No. 1, 6-8, Jan, 1951 2

Disease Electrocardiography Heart

MED 215 413

CAA, Medical Service

SIMIJLIANEOUS CALIBRATED RECORDING OF DISPLACEMENT,
VELOCITY, AND ACCELERATION IN BALLISTOCARDIOGRAPHY
by J, E. Smith and S, Bryan

Reprinted from Am. Heart J., Vol. 45, No, 5, 715-724
May 1953 12 p,

Ballistocardiography Calibration Disease Heart
Instrumentation

MED 216 410

CAA, Medical Service

‘THE SITE, FREQUENCY AND DANGEROUSNESS OF INJURY
SUSTAINED BY 800 SURVIVORS OF LIGHTPLANE ACCIDENTS
by H. De Haven and Cornell University Medical College
Crash Injury Research, July 1952 55 p.

Acceleration tolerances Aviation accidents
Aviation injuries Utility planes

MED 217

GAA, Medical Service

SOCIAL PATHOLOGY AS A MEDICAL SCIENCE

by G, Wolff

Reprinted from Am. J. Public Health 42 12
1577-82, Dec. 1952 7 Pp.

Mathematical analysis Medical research
Pathology Social sciences

MED 218

22

CAA, Medical Service

SOME BIOLOGICAL FACTORS IN THE DESIGN OF CIVIL
ATRCRAFT

by B. G, King and J. J. Swearingen

Presented at 19th Annual Meeting of the Aero Medical
Assoc., Toronto, June 18, 1948

Reprinted from J. Aviation Med. 19 6 414-19,

Dec, 1948 7 p.

Aircraft Anthropometry Design
Human engineering

MED 219

CAA, Medical Service

SOME BIOLOGICAL FACTORS IN THE DESIGN OF CIVIL
AIRCRAET

by B. G, King and J, J. Swearingen

Presented at Aero Medical Assoc. 19th Annual
Meeting, Toronto, Canada, June 1948

Reprinted from J, Aviation Med., Vol. 19, No. 6,
414-4198, Dec. 1948 6 p.

Anthropometry Control panels
Human engineering Pilots Safety harness

MED 220 © 339 and 425

CAA, Medical Service

SOME COMMENTS ON DYNAMIC VISUAL FIELDS

by B. G. King and P. J. Sutro

Work sponsored by Coum, Accidental Trauma of Armed
Forced Epidemiological Board, and supported by
Office of Surgeon General, Dept. Army, n.d, 14 p,

Visibility Vision Windshields Windshield wipers

MED 221

CAA, Medical Service

SOME COMMENTS ON STUDIES ON PROJECT NAonr 104-51
by B. G. King, 1954 18 p,
Contract # NAonr 104-51

Aerodynamic forces Explosive decompression
Man Tolerances (physiology)

MED 222

GAA, Medical Service

SOME DESIGN REQUIREMENTS FOR THE REDUCTION OF MOTOR
VEHICLE ACCIDENTS

by B. G, King

Prepared for Armed Forces Epidemfological Board
Conference on Vehicular Accident Prevention, March
1950 21 p.

Design Human engineering Motor vehicle accidents
Passenger vebicles Safety harness

MED 223 1997




FAA, Georgetown Clinical Research Institute

MYOCARDIAL METABOLISM AND HIGH ENERGY PHOSPHATE
COMPOUNDS IN ACUTELY UREMIC DOGS

by D. M, Knowlan

Text of slide lecture, n.d. 5 p.

Blood disorders Heart Metabolism Phosphates

MED 460

FAA, Georgetown Clinical Research Institute

NEUROLOGICAL ABNORMALITIES IN A POPULATION
REQUIRING AVIATION MEDICAL CERTIFICATLON

by J. H. Seipel

Presented at 35th Annual Scientific Meeting,
Aerospace Med. Assoc., Florida, May 1964 7 p.

Aging (physiology) Electroencephalography
Medical examination Neurology Physical fitness

MED 461

FAA, Georgetown Clinical Research Institute

ON THE ELIMINATION OF PULSE WAVE VELOCITY IN
STROKE VOLUME DETERMINATION FROM THE ULTRALOW-
FREQUENCY DISPLACEMENT BALLISTOCARDIOGRAM

by A, G. W. van Brummelen, W, R, Scarborough,
W. K. T. Josenhans

Reprinted from Am. Heart J., Vol. 67, No. 3,
374-378, March 1964 5 p.

Ballistocardiography Cardiovascular system
Heart Physiology

MED 462

FAA, Georgetown Clinical Research Institute

PROJECT PRE!
Feb, 1963 171 p.

Aging (physiology) Brain Cardiovascular system
Pilots Spinal cord Visual acuity

MED 463 361

FAA, Georgetown Clinical Research Institute
PUPILLARY MOVEMENTS DURING ACUTE AND CHRONIC FATIGUE
by 0, Lowenstein, R. Feinberg, I. E. Lowenstein
Reprinted from Investigative Ophthalmology, Vol. 2,
No. 2, 138-157, April 1963 18 p.

Eye Fatigue (physiology) Motion Ophthalmology

MED 464

46

FAA, Georgetown Clinical Research Institute

‘“RESPIRATOR-DEPENDENCE" IN PATIENTS RECOVERING FROM
SEDATIVE OVERDOSAGE

by K. M, Moser and P, G. Gregg

Presented in Chicago; abstract, n.d. 2 p.

Artificial respiration Oxygen Poisoning
Respirators

MED 465

FAA, Georgetown Clinical Research Institute

SLOWNESS OF TASK PERFORMANCE IN CARDIOVASCULAR
DISEASES

by W. Spieth

Presented at Conf, on Biological Bases of Age
Changes in Speed and Behavior at St. John's College,
Cambridge U 1963, and at 6th Intl. Cong. of
Gerontology, Copenhagen 1963

Published as Chapt. 20 of Welford and Birren's

Behavior Aging and the Nervous System, Springfield:
C. C. Thomas, 1964

Aging (physiology) Cardiovascular system
Disease Hypertension Psychomotor tests

MED 466

FAA, Georgetown Clinical Research Institute

SOURCES OF ERROR IN PO2 DETERMINATION

by P, G, Rhodes and K, M. Moser

Presented at Fed, Am. Societies for Exp, Biol.,
Chicago, April 1964 5 p,

Arteries Diagnosis Hematology Oxygen
MED 467

FAA, Georgetown Clinical Research Institute

STUDIES OF THE INSTANTANEOUS ASCENDING AORTIC BLOOD
VELOCITY IN INTACT MAN RELATIVE TO THE ACCELERATION
BALLISTOCARDIOGRAM

by W. R. Scarborough, S. M. Fox, III, J, R. Warbasse
Presented at Ballistocardiograph Research Society,
Atlantic City, April 29, 1961

Reprinted from abstract published in Am. J. Cardiol.,
Vol. 8, 302, 1961 1p.

Ballistocardiography Blood circulation
Heart Velocity

MED 468,

FAA, Georgetown Clinical Research Institute

STUDIES ON AVIATIQN PERSONNEL AGING

by A. E. Wentz

Presented at dedication of CARI, Oklahoma City,
Oct. 20, 1962 16 p.

Aging (physiology) Aviation personnel
Medical examination Physical fitness

‘MED 469


FAA, Bureau of Aviation Medicine
THE INITIAL SIX MONTHS' EXPERIENCE WITH AIRLINE
PILOTS' ELECTROCARDIOGRAMS
by J, H. Britton, May 1960 6 p,
Air carriers Electrocardiography
Medical examination Physical fitness
Pilots

MED 292

FAA, Bureau of Aviation Medicine

MEDICAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE PITFALLS OF THE CLVIL
AVIATION FLIGHT SURGEON

by J. H, Britton, May 1960 6 p.

Aviation medicine Certification Pilots
Standards

MED 293

FAA, Bureau of Aviation Medicine

‘THE MEDICAL INVESTIGATION OF CIVIL AIRCRAFT ACCIDENTS

by ©, B, Wilbur, nd. 6p.

Aviation accidents Behavior Civil aviation
Medical personnel Pilots

MED 294

FAA, Bureau of Aviation Medicine

MEDICAL NEWSLETTER, Vol. 1, No, 1, April 1960-~
Vol. 4, No. 3, March, Inclusive
Medical Newsletter, Vol, 1-4

Aviation medicine Civil aviation
Medical research Newspapers

‘MED 295

FAA, Bureau of Aviation Medicine

RESEARCH ACTIVITIES OF THE AVIATION MEDICAL SERVICE
by G, R, Steinkamp

Presented at NASA Committee on Aircraft Operating
Problems, Oct, 1961 15 p.

Aviation personnel Medical examination
Medical research Physical fitness
Psychomotor tests

MED 296

FAA, Bureau of Aviation Medicine

SIMULATED SPACE FLIGHTS

by G. R, Steinkamp and G. T. Hauty

Published in Symposium on Psychophysiological
Aspects of Space Flight, B. E. Flaherty, ed.
New York: Columbia U Press, 75-79, 1961 5p.

Adjustment (psychology) Psychometrics
Space flight Stress (physiology)
Tolerances (physiology)

MED 297

FAA, Bureau of Aviation Medicine
SUPPLEMENT TO THE REPORT ON FAA/FEIA STUDY OF
FATIGUE IN FLIGHT ENGINEERS ASSIGNED TO JET

OPERATIONS
Dec, 1960 249 p,

Attitudes Aviation personnel Fatigue (physiology)
Jet planes

MED 298

FAA, Bureau of Aviation Medicine

UTILIZATION OF MILITARY PERSONNEL IN THE
INVESTIGATION OF CIVIL AIRCRAFT ACCIDENTS
by C, E, Wilbur, n.d. 7 p.

Aviation accidents Civil aviation
Military personnel

MED 299

FAA, Bureau of Aviation Medicine
VISION MEETING OF CONSULTANT GROUP, BUREAU OF
AVIATION MEDICINE TRANSCRIPT OF DISCUSSIONS OF
EYE STANDARDS AND EYE TESTING PROCEDURES FOR
CIVIL AIRMEN, SEPT. 1960
by W. Otto, Sept. 1960 111 p.
Air traffic controllers Color vision
Ophthalmology Space perception Vision
Visual acuity

MED 300

FAA, Bureau of Aviation Medicine

WHO'S ON FIRST?

One-page vest pocket flyer, (a cooperative effort),
imprint number 62-3675, n.d. 1p.

Aviation accidents Aviation injuries
Law Rescues

MED 301

FAA, Aviation Medical Service

AVIATION MEDICINE AND PATIENT AIR TRAVEL
by J. H. Britton, n.d. 21 p.

Air carrier Aviation accidents Aviation medicine
Passengers Patients Pilots

MED 302

FAA, Aviation Medical Service

CURRENT RESOURCES AND PRIMARY MEDICAL PROGRAMS

by H. D. Estes

Preprints of Scientific Program, Annual Scientific
Meeting, Aerospace Med, Assoc., 38-39, 1963 2 p.

Aviation personnel Civil aviation
Medical examination Medical facilities

MED 303


FAA, Civil Aeromedical Research Institute

‘THE MECHANISMS OF INTRARENAL HEMODYNAMIC CHANGES
FOLLOWING ACUTE ARTERIAL OCCLUSION

by L, B. Hinshaw, B. B. Page, C, M, Brake
(Gklahoma City, Okla.) 1963 24 p.

CART Rept. 63-22

Arteries Blood disorders Kidneys
Obstruction (physiology) Stress (physiology)

MED 391

FAA, Civil Aeromedical Research Institute

‘THE EFFECTS OF A TRANQUILIZER ON BODY TEMPERATURE
by E, A. Higgins, P, F, Iampietro, T. Adams
(Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1963 5 p,

CARI Rept, 63-23

Atmospheric temperature Body temperature
Pharmacology Tranquilizers

MED 392

FAA, Civil Aeromedical Research Institute

CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM EFFECTS OF CHRONIC EXPOSURE
‘TO ORGANOPHOSPHATE INSECTICIDES

by J. R, Dille and P. W. Smith (Oklahoma City,
Okla.) 1963 7 p.

CART Rept, 63-24

Brain Insecticides Spinal cord Toxicity

MED 393

FAA, Civil Aeromedical Research Institute

A METHOD FOR THE MEASUREMENT OF PHYSIOLOGIC
EVAPORATIVE WATER LOSS

by T, Adams, G, E, Funkhouser, W, W, Kendall
(Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1963 15 p.

CARI Rept, 63-25

Anxiety Instrumentation Measurement Perspiration
Stress (physiology) Stress (psychology)

MED 394

FAA, Civil Aeromedical Research Institute

ACUTE AND CHRONIC EFFECTS OF THE INSECTICIDE ENDRIN
ON RENAL FUNCTION AND RENAL HEMODYNAMICS

by D. A. Reins, D, D, Holmes, L. B. Hinshaw
(Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1963 9 p,

CART Rept, 63-26

Insecticides Kidneys Pathology Poisoning
Toxicity

‘MED 395

39

FAA, Civil Aeromedical Research Institute

THE FLAMMABILITY OF LIP, FACE AND HAIR PREPARATIONS
IN THE PRESENCE OF 100 PERCENT OXYGEN

by J. R. Dille, C. R, Crane, G, EB, Pendergrass
(Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1963 5 p.

CARI Rept, 63-27

Aircraft fires Flammability Ignition
Oxygen Toilet articles

MED 396

FAA, Civil Aeromedical Research Institute

SIZE CUES AND THE ADJACENCY PRINCIPLE
by W. C, Gogel (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1963 8 p.
CARI Rept. 63-28

Psychometrics Space perception Vision
Visual acuity

MED 397

FAA, Civil Aeromedical Research Institute

TASK--CONTROL OF AROUSAL AND THE EFFECTS OF
REPEATED UNIDIRECTIONAL ANGULAR ACCELERATION ON
HUMAN VESTIBULAR RESPONSES

by W. E, Collins (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1963 26 p,
CART Rept, 63-29

Acceleration tolerance Adaptation (physiology)
Eye Motion sickness Psychomotor tests

MED 398

FAA, Civil Aeromedical Research Institute

BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH STUDIES IN ACCELERATION, IMPACT,
WEIGHILESSNESS, VIBRATION, AND EMERGENCY ESCAPE AND
RESTRAINT SYSTEMS--A COMPREHENSIVE BIBLIOGRAPHY

by R.G. Snyder, J. Ice, F, Duncan (Oklahoma City,
Okla.) Dec, 1963 3072 p.

Jointly sponsored with the USAS Aerospace Medical
Research Laboratories and the USAS School of
Aerospace Medicine

CART Rept, 63-30

Abandonment Acceleration tolerances
Bibliographies Impact shock Safety harness
Weightlessness

MED 399

FAA, Civil Aeromedical Research Institute

PROBLEMS IN AIR TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT IV. COMPARISON
OF PRE-EMPLOYMENT, JOB-RELATED EXPERIENCE WITH
APTITUDE TESTS AS PREDICTORS OF TRAINING AND JOB
PERFORMANCE OF AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL SPECIALISTS

by D, K, Trites and B, B. Cobb (Oklahoma City,
Okla.) 1963 11 p.

CARI Rept, 63-31

Air traffic controllers Aptitude tests
Selection Transfer of training

MED 400



CAA, Medical Service

TOXIC FUMES AND AVIATION

by C. R. Speaiman

Presented at, and published in, Third Anmial Medical
Officers’ Conference, Ang. 24-26, 1949 1 Pp.

Health physics Oxygen masks
Tolerances (physiology) Toxicity Waste gases

MED 144

CAA, Medical Service

‘TOXIC GASES AND AVIATION

by C, R. Spealman

Published in Arch. Ind. Hygiene and Occupational
Med., Vol. 1, No. 2, 248-53, Feb, 1950 6 p.

Atmospheric pollution Atmospheric temperature
Barometric pressure Exhaust gases Respiration

MED 243

CAA, Medical Service

‘TOXIC GASES AND CIVIL AIRCRAFT
by C. R. Spealman

Presented at Aero Med. Assoc., 20th Annual Meeting,
New York, Sept. 1, 1949

Reprinted from Aviation Med., Dec. 1949 6 p.

Aviation safety Exhaust gases Exposure
Hydraulic fluids Time Toxicity

‘MED 244

CAA, Medical Service

TOXIC HAZARDS IN AIR TRANSPORT OPERATIONS

by C. R, Spealman

Reprinted from Natl. Safety Congress Transact.
Vol. 3, 1950 6 Pp.

Aviation safety Exhaust gases Exposure
Smokes Time Toxicity

MED 245

CAA, Medical Service

‘TRENDS IN CLVIL AVIATION MEDICINE
by W. R. Stovall

Presented at Aero Med. Assoc., 15th Annual
Gonvention, Oct. 1943 5 p.

Civil aviation Physical fitness History Pilots
Selection

MED 246

25

CAA, Medical Service

VISUAL AND ORTHOPEDIC DEFECTS IN CIVIL AIRMEN
by D. M. Gilford and WU. R. Stovall, May 1951 14 p,

Medicine Misculoskeleton system Pilots
Vision Physical fitness

‘MED 247

CAA, Medical Service
VISUAL AND ORTHOPEDIC DEFECTS IN CIVIL AIRMEN, AND
GIVIL AERONAUTICS AND CIVIL MEDICAL EXAMINERS FORUM
by D. M, Gilford and W. R. Stovall. Dec. 1951
30 pe

Medical examination Medicine

Musculoskeletal system Physical fitness

Pilots Vision

MED 248

CAA, Medical Service

VISUAL DEFICIENCY AND FLYING EXPERIENCE FOLLOWING
FLIGHT TRAINING--A FOLLOW-UP STUDY OF STUDENT PILOTS
WHO PARTICIPATED IN THE VISUAL STUDY

1950 41 p.

Learning Performance tests Pilots Training
Visual acuity

MED 249307

CAA, Medical Service

WORKING GROUP REPORT ON EVALUATION OF EMERGENCY EXIT
PROVISIONS IN RELATION TO TYPE AND LOCATION OF EXITS
by B. G, King, 1953 15 p.

Abandonment Aviation accidents Hatches
‘Transport planes

MED 250392

CAA, Civil Aeronautics Medical Research Laboratory
AN ADHESIVE TYPE OXYGEN MASK

by J. J. Swearingen (Columbus, Ohio) Apr. 1956 6 p.
Project No. 53-704

Adhesion Anthropometry Decompression
Oxygen masks Time

MED 251



CAA, Division of Research

A STUDY OF SERIOUS AND FATAL ACCIDENT RECORDS DURING
1939 ANB 1940

by R. Franzen and D. R, Brimhall, 1948 63 p.
Research Report #77

Aviation aceidents Pilots Records Stalling
Statistical analysis

MED 83-530

CAA, Division of Research

AN INVESTIGATION OF THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN
VISUAL ABILITY AND FLIGHT PERFORMANCE

by National Research Council, Committee on
Aviation Psychology. 1948 123 p.

Research Report #78

Aptitude tests Pilots Standards Training
Vision

MED 84 531

CAA, Division of Research

THE INCONSISTENCY OF PILOT PERFORMANCE IN
APPROACHING THE STALL RELATIONSHIP TO FLIGHT
CONDITIONS, EXPERIENCE, AND AGE

by P. J. Rulon, 1948 184 p.

Research Report #79

Aging (physiology) Flight paths Performance tests
Pilots Stalling

MED 85 532

CAA, Division of Research

‘THE EFFECT OF TRAINING AND OF STRUCTURAL AIDS ON
PERFORMANCE IN THREE TESTS OF SPACE ORIENTATION
by H. A, Witkin, 1948 85 p.

Research Report #80

Performance tests Pilots Proprioception
Space perception Training

MED 86 533

GAA, Division of Research

AN INVESTIGATION OF PREDICTION OF SUCCESS IN NAVAL
FLIGHT TRAINING (SQUANTUM AND WILLIAMS STUDIES)
by J. E. Finesinger, S. Cobb, E, D. Chapple,

MAL B. Brazier, 1948 313 p.

Research Report #81

Factor analysis Naval aviation Physiology
Pilots Training

MED 87534

CAA, Division of Research

APPENDICES TQ "AN INVESTIGATION OF PREDICTION OF
SUCCESS IN NAVAL FLIGHT TRAINING," REPORT 81

by J. E. Finesinger, S. Cobb, E, D. Chapple.
1948 163 p.

Research Report #82

Naval aviation Pilots Psychometrics
Statistical analysis Training

MED 88 535

CAA, Division of Research

THE DEVELOPMENT OF A PROCEDURE FOR EVALUATING THE
PROFICIENCY OF AIR ROUTE TRAFFIC CONTROLLERS

by J. A. Nagay. 1949 131 p,

Research Report #83

Air traffic controllers Fatigue (physiology)
Job analysis

MED 89 536

CAA, Division of Research

EVALUATION OF AIRCRAFT INSTRUMENT DISPLAY FOR USE
WITH THE OMNI-DIRECTIONAL RADIO RANGE

by A, C, Williams and 8, N. Roscoe. 1949 52 p.
Research Report #84

Cockpits Display systems Pilots
Radio equipment

MED 90 537

CAA, Division of Research

‘THE DEVELOPMENT OF A STANDARD FLIGHT CHECK FOR THE
AIRLINE TRANSPORT RATING BASED ON THE CRITICAL
REQUIREMENTS OF THE AIRLINE PILOT'S JOB

by T. Gordon. 1949 186 p.

Research Report #85

Commercial planes Job analysis Pilots
Standards Transport planes

MED 91 538

CAA, Division of Research
STALL RECOGNITION IN A LIGHT AIRPLANE
by PB. J. Rulon, 1949 73 p.
Research Report #86

Instrument flight Pilots Reflexes Stalling
Utility planes

MED 92 539



Photographic analysis

2

Physical fitness

5
12
49
193
212
278
296
332
381
432
479
500

Physiology

ae

352

Pilot elevators

aL

Pilots

16
24
32
40
49
55

nm

78

85

92
101
107
13
119
148
181
195
220
248

37

6
113
172
195
226
279
314
336
387
446
480

197
353

10
7
25
33
43
50
56
65
3
9
86
93
102
108
114
121
149
183
196
226
249

65

122
176
196
232
281
318
340
407
449
481

12
19
26
34

SL
37
67
74
80
87
94

103

109

us

130

151

184

199

231

256

141
183
199
246
289
322
352
414
458
482

ZBss

416

13
20
27
36
45
52
58
68
75
81
88
95

104

110

16

137

158

188

203

232

257

32
146
188
203
247

323
370
415
46l

B@eer

wB
2
28
38
47
53
60
69
76
83
90
99
105
uu.
17
141

189
207
246
278

106
148
189
204
248
292
325
375
428
469
495

175,

40n

15

31
3e
48

62
70
7
84
oe
100
106
12
118
146
172
193
208
247
279

65

Pilots (continued)

283 288
294 302
325 326
335 336
346 407
441 463
499 50L

289
314
327
340
424
476

Pilots’ safety harness

214
Plasmin
452 453
Poisoning
142 33
440 465,

Poisonous gases

15z 16%
Polarization

272
Population

230
Posture

109 113

285 421
Pressure

190 348

Pressure breathing
498

Proprioception
86

470

118
422

380

291
319
329
343
427
478

237

255
430

454

292
322
332
344
429

259
438

293
323
333
345
431
496

271



A Revised Two-Hand Coordination Test

Revision of the Standard Flight-Check
for the Airline Transport Rating Based
on the Airline Tryout

The Role of Extra-Ocular Musculature in the
Aviation Physical Examination

The Role of Fatigue in Pilot Performance

‘The Role of the Coroner in Aircraft
Fatalities

‘The Rotating Beacon, Friend or Foe?
Second Annual Medical Officers' Conference 5-48

Sensitivity of Peripheral Vision in Relation
to Skill in Landing an Airplane

Shoulder Rarness and the Pilots Task in
Operating Controls in Transport Type
Afreraft

A Simple Field Test for the Assessment. of
Physical Fitness

A Simple Method of Measuring the Q-T Ratio
Simulated Space Flights

Simslation and Effects of Severe Turbulence
on Jet Airline Pilots

Similtaneous Calibrated Recording of
Displacement, Velocity, and Acceleration
in Ballistocardiography

The Site, Frequency and Dangerousness of
Injury Sustained by 800 Survivors of
Lightplane Accidents.

Size Ques and the Adjacency Principle

Slowness of Task Performance in Cardiovascular
Diseases

Social Pathology as a Medical Science

Some Biological Factors in the Design of
Civil Aircraft

Some Biological Factors in the Design of
Civil Aircraft

Some Comments on Dynamic Visual Fields

Some Comments on Studies on Project NAonr 104-51

Some Design Requirements for the Reduction of
Motor Vehicle Accidents

Some Effects of Chlorinated Insecticides on
Vertebrate Carbohydrate Metabolism

Some Survival Lessons Learned from Recent
Accidents

Sonotropic Effects of Commerical Air
‘Transport Sound on Birds:

Sources of Error in P02 Determination
La Specialite de la Medecine Aeronautique

Specifications for Head Clearance and
Aircraft Design

Stall Recognition in a Light Airplane

Stall Recovery and Stall Warning Instrumenta-
tion in a Light Airplane

42

95

212
67

21
346

213

20

214

35
215

297

365

216

219

220
222
222

223

436

224

351
467

225

144

92

96

Strain Patterns in Aircraft Safety Windshields
and Visibility Through Polaroid Sun Glasses

Structural and Medical Analysis of a Civil
Aireraft Accident

Student and Private Physical Examination
Studies in Motion Sickness: Series A
Studies in Motion Sickness: Series B
Studies in Motion Sickness: Series C
Studies of Air Loads on Man

Studies of Air Loads on Man

Studies of Frequency Response in Ballisto-
cardiography

Studies of Predictors of Achievement in
Learning to Fly (Four Early Investigations
of Aptitude and Personality Tests in
Relation to Flying)

Studies of the Effect of a Second Degree of
Freedom in Ballistocardiography

Studies of the Instamtancous Ascending Aortic
Blood Velocity im Intact Man Relative to
the Acceleration Ballistocardiogram

Studies on Aviation Personne} Aging

Studies with the Displacement, Velocity,
and Acceleration Ballistocardiograph in
Aortic Insufficiency

A Study of Flight Surgeon Population in
Relation to National and International
Obligations

>

Study of General Aviation Accidents

>

Study of Individual Differences Among
Instructors in Making Spot Landings--
Results

>

Study of Individual Differences Among
Flight Instructors in Making Spot Landings

>

Study of Serious and Fatal Accident Records
During 1939 and 1940

A Study of the Accuracy of Recognition of the
Incipient Stall in Familiar and Unfamiliar
Planes

>

Study of the Effect of Training in Slow
Flight on Landing Performance

>

Study of the Semi-Annual Instrument Check
for Airline Pilots

>

Study of the Sleep Motility of Student
Pilots

A Study of Visual and Cardiovascular Standards
in Relation to Success in Flight Training

Summary of Physical Standards for Civil
Aeronautics Administration, National
Research Council Committee, U. S, Army,
U. 8, Navy, Intemational Commission for
Air Navigation, United Kingdom

A Summary of Reports by Domestic Scheduled
Airlines of In-Flight Unconsciousness and
Death 1948-1950

A Summary of Reports by Domestic Scheduled
Airlines of In-Flight Unconsciousness
and Death (1951-1953)

272

437
226
46
66
2

378

227

228

468
469

229

230
319

62

83

80

7

99

34

232

235

236



FAA, Georgetown Clinical Research Institute

‘THERAPY WITH THROMBOLYTIC AGENTS
by K. M. Moser

Reprinted from "Thrombolytic Activity and Related
Phenomena", Thrombosis et Diathesis Haemorrhagica,
Supplement T ad Vol, VI. Spring 1964 11 p.

Diagnosis Diseases Embolism Fibrin
Plasmin Thrombosis

MED 470

FAA, Georgetown Clinical Research Institute

UNSUSPECTED NEUROLOGIC DISEASE IN AVIATION PERSONNEL
A, SURVIVAL FOLLOWING SEIZURES IN FLIGHT--I

by J. H. Seipel and A. E, Wentz

Reprinted from Aerospace Med., Vol. 34, No. 6,
552-555, June 1963 4 p.

Aviation personnel Convulsive disorders
Diagnosis Disease Neurology

MED 471

47

FAA, Georgetown Clinical Research Institute

UNSUSPECTED NEUROLOGIC DISEASE IN AVIATION PERSONNEL
A, SURVIVAL FOLLOWING SEIZURES IN FLIGHT--1I

by J. H, Seipel and A. E, Wentz

Reprinted from Aerospace Med,, Vol. 34, No. 8,
758-760, Aug. 1963 3 p.

Aviation personnel Conwulsive disorders
Diagnosis Disease Neurology

MED 472

FAA, Georgetown Clinical Research Institute

THE VALUE OF RADIOELECTROCARDIOGRAPHY DURING THE
DOUBLE MASTER 2-STEP TEST COMPARED WITH THE
STANDARD POST-EXERCISE ELECTROCARDIOGRAM

by D, M, Knowlan, R, A, Weinmann, I, H. Ardam
Abstract, n.d, 1p,

Arrhythmia Diagnosis Electrocardiography
Exercise Medical examination

MED 473



CONTRACT REPORTS

Aircraft Armaments, Inc.

CONTINUATION ANALYSIS OF THE DIRECT BODY
BALLISTOCARDIOGRAPH, REPORT NO, ER-185A
by J. Berer, Jan, 1953 2p.

Contract # Cca-29808

ER-185A

Ballistocardiography Biophysics
Medical research Transducers

MED 474

Aireraft Armaments, Inc.

‘SUMMARY REPORT ON THE BIOPHYSICAL ANALYSIS OF THE
CAA BALLISTOCARDIOGRAPR, REPORT NO. ER-185B

by J. Berer. May 1953 8 p.

Contract # Cea~29808

ER-185B

Ballistocardiography Biophysics
Medical research Transducers

MED 475

Armour Research Foundation of Illinois Institute of
‘Technology

OZONE IN JET AIRCRAFT, FINAL REPORT

by R. I. Brabets. May 1962 20 p.

Contract # FA-2688, Dec. 19, 1961 through Apr.
30, 1962

Report # ARF 3211-1

Fatigue (physiology) Jet planes Ozone
Physiology Pilots

MED 476 346

Bendix Corporation
FINAL REPORT ON THE INVESTIGATION OF MASK LEAKAGE
IN PASSENGER OXYGEN MASKS

by B. J. Sollami, Feb, 1962 142 p.

Contract # FA-885

Aviation safety Hypoxia Oxygen masks
Passengers Respiration

MED 477-354

49

Bye Research Foundation of Bethesda

RETINAL EFFICIENCY OF FAA PILOTS AT NAFEC, FINAL
REPORT AND ANALYSIS OF DATA

by R. D. Peckham and W. M. Hart, July 1960 16 p.
Contract # FA-389

Aging (physiology) Measurement Pilots
Vision Visual acuity

MED 478

Flight Safety Foundation, Inc.

FSF, CAA MEDICAL STUDY, A STUDY OF PHYSICAL
QUALIFICATIONS FOR ATR TRAFFIC CONTROL PERSONNEL,
A PRELIMINARY REPORT

by M.A. Kraft, April 1957 18 p.

(Draft, for discussion purposes only)

Contract # CAA 31853

Aix traffic controllers Job analysis
Physical fitness Standards

MED 479

Flight Safety Foundation, Inc.

FSE/CAA MEDICAL STUDY, AN APPROACH TO PHYSICAL
QUALIFICATIONS FOR AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL PERSONNEL,
‘A PRELIMINARY SUMMARY REPORT

by M. A, Kraft, July 1957 16 p.

Contract # CAA~31853

Air traffic controllers Job analysis
Management engineering Physical fitness
Standards

MED 480

Flight Safety Foundation, Inc.

FSF/CAA MEDICAL STUDY, REPORT NO, 1--PHYSICAL
QUALIFICATIONS OF AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL PERSONNEL
by M. A, Kraft, Feb, 1958 139 p,

Contract # Cca~31853

Air traffic controllers Aviation safety
Medical examination Physical fitness
Standards

MED 481356



CAA, Division of Research

AN OBJECTIVE MEASURE OF BODILY STEADINESS IN THE
SELECTION OF PILOTS, PROGRESS REPORT

by J. P, Foley and National Research Council,
Committee on Selection and Training of Aircraft
Pilots. Sept, 1940 26 p.

Research conducted under the provisions of a
contract between CAA and NRC

Body Motor reactions Physical fitness Pilots
Posture Test construction (psychology)

MED 113

CAA, Division of Research

PERSONALITY, INTEREST, AND ATTITUDE INVENTORIES

IN THE SELECTION OF CIVILIAN PILOTS, PROGRESS
REPORT

by T, Hunt and National Research Council, Committee
on Selection and Training of Aircraft Pilots.

Sept. 1940 34 p.

Research conducted under the provisions of a
contract between CAA and NRC

Attitudes Personality tests Pilots Psychometrics

Selection

MED 114

CAA, Division of Research

A PERSONALITY TEST TO AVOID GUESSING THE "RIGHT"
ANSWERS IN THE SELECTION OF PILOTS, PROGRESS REPORT
by R, J. Wherry and National Research Council,
Committee on Selection and Training of Aircraft
Pilots, Sept. 1940 28 p.

Research conducted under the provisions of a
contract between CAA and NRC

Factor analysis Personality tests Pilots
Psychometrics Selection
Test construction (psychology)

MED 115

CAA, Division of Research

THE RELATIONSHIP OF BACKGROUND AND PERSONALITY
FACTORS TO PILOT COMPETENCY, PROGRESS REPORT
by E. L. Kelly and National Research Council,
Committee on Selection and Training of Aircraft
Pilots, Sept. 1940 37 p.

Research conducted under the provisions of a
contract between CAA and NRC

Aptitude tests Personality tests Pilots
Reliability Selection
Test construction (psychology)

MED 116

CAA, Division of Research

TESTS FOR THE SENSITIVITY OF PERIPHERAL VISION
by M. A. Tinker and National Research Council,
Committee on Selection and Training of Aircraft
Pilots, Jan. 1941 26 p.

Research conducted under the provisions of a
contract between CAA and NRC

Landing Pilots Psychomotor tests Vision
Visual acuity

MED 117

CAA, Division of Research

TESTS OF KINESTHETIC SENSITIVITY IN THE SELECTION
OF PILOTS, PROGRESS REPORT

by W. L. Lepley and National Research Council,
Committee on Selection and Training of Aircraft
Pilots, Sept, 1940 11 p.

Research conducted under the provisions of a
contract between CAA and NRC

Body Motor reactions Pilots Posture
Psychomotor tests Selection

MED 118

CAA, Division of Research

THE USE OF AUTOMATIC RECORDING IN ANALYZING THE
PROCESS OF LEARNING TO FLY, PROGRESS REPORT

by W. N. Kellogg and National Research Council,
Committee on Selection and Training of Aircraft
Pilots. Sept. 1940 10 p.

Research conducted under the provisions of a
contract between CAA and NRC

Learning Pilots Psychomotor tests
Recording systems Training

MED 119

CAA, Medical Service

ACCIDENT PREVENTION RESEARCH

by B. G. King

Published in Public Health Reports 64 12 373-82,
Mar, 25, 1949 10 py

Aviation accidents Human engineering
Stress (psychology) Stress (physiology)
Tolerances (physiology)

MED 120 325

CAA, Medical Service

THE AGE DISTRIBUTION OF CAPTAINS IN AIR CARRIER
ACCIDENTS
July 1956 8 p,

Aging (physiology) Air carriers Aviation accident

Pilots Transport planes

MED 121321