Publications by authors named "Haiqing Si"

Article Synopsis
  • Despite advancements in aircraft manufacturing, human factors, particularly fatigue, remain a significant cause of flight accidents.
  • The article introduces a model using convolutional neural networks (CNN) to recognize pilot fatigue through analyzing facial attributes of flight trainees during simulations.
  • The proposed PSO-CNN algorithm achieved a 93.9% recognition rate for detecting fatigue levels, demonstrating its effectiveness compared to other machine learning models.
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Modern aircraft cockpit system is highly information-intensive. Pilots often need to receive a large amount of information and make correct judgments and decisions in a short time. However, cognitive load can affect their ability to perceive, judge and make decisions accurately.

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Computational fluid dynamics (CFD) numerical simulation as the primary research tool is particularly essential for its credibility during the aerodynamic design of aircraft. To further promote CFD verification and validation on the airliner, a high-fidelity model reconstruction of the airliner is fundamental. Based on this, we put forward a novel framework, to our best knowledge, to reconstruct a high-fidelity standard model for an airliner efficiently, and the feasibility and accuracy of these reconstructed models are accessed by the CFD simulation-based validation method.

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Fatigue is an important factor affecting modern flight safety. It can easily lead to a decline in pilots' operational ability, misjudgments, and flight illusions. Moreover, it can even trigger serious flight accidents.

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Air pollution is one of the main factors that affect the air quality in aircraft cabins, and the use of different air supply modes could influence the distribution of air pollutants in cabins. Based on the traditional ceiling air supply mode used on the B737NG, this study investigated another 3 different kinds of air supply modes for comparison: luggage rack air supply mode, joint mode combining ceiling and luggage rack air supply, and joint mode combining ceiling and individual air supply. Under the above 4 air supply modes, the air velocity, temperature and distribution of air pollutants in a cabin full of passengers were studied using computational fluid dynamics (CFD), and carbon dioxide (CO) and formaldehyde were selected as 2 kinds of representative air pollutants.

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