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Aviation Institutes & Organizations:     more detail

Organization and Roles of Army Aviation (Advanced) (IPD) by Army Institute of Professional Development, 1980 Emergency Preparedness for Nuclear Powered Satellites. Report of Ad Hoc Meeting of Oecd Nuclear Energy Agency and Swedish National Institute of Radia Technology and adaptive hierarchy: Formal and informal organization for flight operations in the U.S. Navy (Working paper / University of California, Berkeley, Institute of Governmental Studies) by Gene I Rochlin, 1988 U.S.-Japan civil aviation (Working papers on Asia Pacific economic cooperation) by Jacqueline McFadyen, 1997 The $5 Billion Misunderstanding: The Collapse of the Navy's A-12 Stealth Bomber Program by James P. Stevenson, 2001-09 The multilateral agency : the approach, the perspective and the means (FTL report) by Assad Kotaite, 1981

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81. Overview - Russian Defense Industry
    Design organizations in the military also tended to Over 450 enterprises, mainly researchinstitutes and design Of these, 45 were in the aviation industry, 60  
    http://www.fas.org/nuke/guide/russia/industry/overview.htm
    
    Extractions: The Soviet scientific and technological establishment consisted of a variety of organizations engaged in the research, development, and production of new products or processes. In general, each organization specialized in one phase of the process and in one sector of industry. Many types of organizations were involved. Western specialists placed them in three broad categories: research institutions, design organizations, and production facilities. In the first category, the most numerous organizations were the scientific research institutes ( nauchno-issledovatel'skie instituty NIIs), which focused on scientific research, both basic and applied. Each NII was headed by an appointed director, who oversaw a staff of researchers and technical personnel. Another type of research institution, the research laboratory ( laboratoriia ), operated independently or as a component of a larger NII or a production plant. The second category, design organizations, included design bureaus ( konstruktorskie biuro KBs) and technological institutes ( tekhnologicheskie instituty ). Each of these encompassed a range of facilities with such titles as special design bureau (

82. Founder John C. Flanagan
    plan since his days in the aviation Psychology Program. was one of the largest organizationsdevoted solely consisted of nine major research institutes at four  
    http://www.air.org/overview/flanagan.htm
    
    Extractions: John Flanagan is renowned for three key activities: directing the Army Air Corps' Aviation Psychology Program during World War II; founding the American Institutes for Research (AIR) and developing it into a major contributor to the behavioral sciences; and making many significant contributions to applied psychology After more than four decades of serving as either President or Chair of the Board of AIR, he retired as Chair in June 1988. John obtained a master's degree in education from the University of Washington , then taught high school in Seattle. During that time, he attended a summer seminar at Yale where several outstanding educators gave presentations, including Truman L. Kelley of Harvard, Edward L. Thorndike of Columbia Teacher's College, and Boyd H. Bode of Ohio State. Shortly thereafter, he received Truman Kelley's invitation to accept a fellowship and join him at

83. Main Page GE Tbilisi Razdels List Administration
    services Agricultural complex aviation Banks Business offices Production Public organizationsPublishing houses Schools Scien. Res.institutes Services Shops  
    http://index.rin.ru/content/yp_eng/GE/39_GE.html

84. Main Page KG Bishkek Razdels List Academies Advertising
    Agricultural complex Art aviation Banks Business bodies Production Public organizationsPublishing houses Offices Scien. Res.institutes Science Services Shops  
    http://index.rin.ru/content/yp_eng/KG/12_KG.html

85. FAA News
    and international aviationoriented organizations, and government scientist - AmericanInstitutes for Research executive director – aviation Risk Management  
    http://www.mmac.jccbi.gov/mmac/News_Releases/amc99080003.htm

86. EgyShipping: Resources: Terms & Abbreviations: International Organizations
    Home Resources Terms Abbreviations International organizations. Abbreviation.ReSort by Full Name. AFCAC. African Civil aviation Commission , Dakar. AFFRA.  
    http://www.egyshipping.com/resources/ls_ori/lsta00/all_100_6.html
    
    Extractions: INCO Terms Country Codes Home International Organizations Abbreviation Re-Sort by: Full Name AACC Airport Associations Coordinating Council , Geneva AACO Arab Air Carriers Organization,Beirut ACAC Arab Civil Avitation Council,Rabat ACAMAR Asociacion Centroamericana de Armadores Central American Shipowner's Association ACP Group African , Caribben and pacific Group of States AEA Association of European Airlines, Brussels AFCAC African Civil Aviation Commission , Dakar AFFRA African Airlines Association,Nairobi AFOS Arab Federation of Shipping AFRASEC Afro - Asian Orgaization for Economic Co-operation, Cairo AICMR International Association of Manufacturers of Rolling Stock, Balse AIEP International Association of Users of private Railway Sidings,Essen AIO African Insurance Organization AISAM International Association of Mutual Insurance Companies AOCI Airport Operators Council International, Washington ASEAN Association of South - East Asian Nations,Jakarta BENELUX Union Formed by Belgium,the Netherlands and Luxemburg BIC International Container Bureau ( ICB ) , paris

87. International Directory Of Design: Design Organizations In Russia
    Arctic. This page incudes professional societies, associations, institutesand other types of organizations. organizations from  
    http://www.penrose-press.com/IDD/org/russia.html

88. International Intergovernmental Organizations (IGO's): A List Of WWW Links
    WWW pages of international intergovernmental organizations (IGOs)  
    http://www.lib.msu.edu/publ_ser/docs/igos/igoswww.htm
    
    Extractions: This page provides access to the WWW and gopher resources made available by International Intergovernmental Organizations (IGO's). All links are to the official sites unless otherwise noted. No attempt has been made to make this a comprehensive list; rather, the organizations included have been selected on the basis of their relevance to the teaching and research interests of Michigan State University faculty and students. United Nations UN home page includes the Publications catalog , links to the resolutions and decisions housed on the UN gopher, and an assortment of basic information on the UN and the UN system, some of which has been extracted from

89. FACSNET Top Issues -- Airline Safety
    States? aviation glossary A glossary of aviation acronyms. Resources. airplane.Other sections cover flight training, weather and aviation terms.  
    http://www.facsnet.org/issues/specials/terrorism/air.php3

90. FACSNET | Glossary Of Aviation Terms: H-N
    Glossary of aviation Terms HN. O. OAT Outside Air Temperature. OEMOriginal Equipment Manufacturer. OM Outer Marker (glideslope).  
    http://www.facsnet.org/issues/specials/terrorism/airglossary4.php3
    
    Extractions: Search FACSNET April 3, 2003 OAT: Outside Air Temperature OEM: Original Equipment Manufacturer OM: Outer Marker (glideslope).  An aural alert broadcast to pilots making them aware that they are at the farthest point of the approach to a runway. OMS: On-Board Maintenance System ORT: Owner Requirements Table PFD: Primary Flight Display  If a pilot encounters a significant weather condition, i.e., turbulence, icing or rain, he or she will broadcast that back to ATC in the form of a PIREP. PMAT: Portable Maintenance Access Terminal The computer system which controls, among other things, the Autothrottle system PRF: Pulse Repetition Frequency. Pertaining to radar. PROM: Programmable Read-Only Memory Ps: Pressure, static. Air data measurement psi: Pounds per square inch Air data measurement PWB: Printed wire board QFE: Field elevation pressure; a term used in the United Kingdom by ATC and pilots.

91. Links To Other Oragnizations
    LifeLine Pilots does not endorse any of the organizations, facilities,or products listed on this link page. They are provided solely  
    http://www.airlifelinemidwest.org/links.htm

92. BASA Hiller Aviation Museum
    Hiller aviation Museum. Teachers need not be aviation experts to make the classvisit to the Museum an outstanding learning experience for their students.  
    http://www.basa.info/pub/basa_org/102
    
    Extractions: The exhibits at the Hiller Aviation Museum highlight the many historic advancements native to Northern California, and show how technologies here today will shape the future of air transportation. Field trips to the Museum provide an exciting way to teach students about the history, science and technology of the world of flight.

93. Research And Development
    Development organizations Links to many Research and Development organizationslocated in the ScienceAviation and AeronauticsInstitutes Aerospace and  
    http://www.dtic.mil/aerospace/research_development.html

94. Listing By Alphabetical Subject Heading: Aviation And Space Medicine
    up. aviation and space medicine. Aerospace Medical Association, TheAerospace Medical aviation Health Institute, The aviation Health  
    http://omni.ac.uk/subject-listing/WD700.html
    
    Extractions: up Aerospace Medical Association The Aerospace Medical Association (AsMA) is the largest representative professional organisation in the fields of aviation, space, and environmental medicine. Established in 1929, AsMA currently has 3,500 members from 76 countries and aims to "apply and advance scientific knowledge to promote and enhance the health, safety and performance of those involved in aerospace and related activities." Information is provided on AsMA scientific meetings, publications and membership. Tables of contents and abstracts are available for the peer-reviewed monthly journal, "Aviation, Space, and Environmental Medicine." Aerospace Medicine Societies, Medical Academies and Institutes Aviation Health Institute The Aviation Health Institute (AHI) is a UK based registered charity that promotes health and well being of airline passengers worldwide. The AHI aims to "to investigate the effects of flying on the health of passengers and on the course of common diseases; to promote awareness and prevention of such conditions, so as to increase the productivity of frequent flyers." The site provides details of AHI research interests (which include venous thrombosis, effects of radiation, transmission of airborne viruses in flight, and cardiovascular and pulmonary disease), fact sheets providing health advice for airline passengers, and a DVT fact file. Aerospace Medicine Charities Great Britain Organizations, Nonprofit

95. Vejret DMI Worldweather Metar VMC Udsigt Satellit Hele Landet
    If you find any bugs, dead links, having any comments or knowing of an ULsiteor aviation site of interest for the UL community, please submit your link  
    http://www.dulfu.dk/linkdir/links_main.asp
    
    Extractions: The intention of this linksite is to make it easy for aviators to get access to the virtual Ultralight Flying World. Via the searchmachines you may find a lot of pages, but this still takes time, and you can't be sure, that you have found them all, covering your interests. Accummulating the most interesting sites in one place, you may focus better on your goal. Don't hesitate to use the search facility. Good luck. If you find any bugs, dead links, having any comments or knowing of an UL-site or Aviation site of interest for the UL community, please submit your link, bugreport or comments. Please use the "Submit Link/Report Bug" icon. Thank you very much for your help. Piet Regeur, Editor. ps. Please refresh your browser to see the latest updates. Select Group Select Country Submit link/Report bug Show new links Links added within 14 days are marked NEW Search: Adventure This group lead you to excotic sites, where you often can fly all 365 days a year and enjoy spectacular trips, to exciting trips you can only dream about and other excotic stuff.

96. WWW Directories Jumpboxes To Asian Directories
    WWWDirectories pages with jumpboxes to surf all major directories directly one to two levels deep  
    http://www.theorderoftime.com/cyber/to/dir/cn/asia.html

97. ZyLAB - The Paper Filing Company
    ZyLAB develops and markets electronic publishing software that provides unparalleled efficiency for converting paper document collections and  
    http://www.zylab.com/zylab2002/us/customers/references.shtml

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