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OUTDATED DATA SYSTEMS MUST PUSH US TO THINK OUTSIDE THE BLACK BOX Australian Edition
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Ostroff, Maurice
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Aircraft accidents & safety
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/ Radio communications
2015
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OUTDATED DATA SYSTEMS MUST PUSH US TO THINK OUTSIDE THE BLACK BOX Australian Edition
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OUTDATED DATA SYSTEMS MUST PUSH US TO THINK OUTSIDE THE BLACK BOX Australian Edition
2015
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More than a decade ago, Krishna Kavi of the University of North Texas's college of engineering outlined what he calls \"glass box\" technology to live-stream flight information to anywhere in the world, permitting real-time analysis of flight data such as altitude and cruising speed from which ground-based computers can detect abnormal changes such as a sudden drop in altitude or speed. According to Bloomberg's Businessweek, a 2002 study by L-3 Aviation Recorders and a satellite provider found that a US airline flying a global network would need to spend $US300 million per year to transmit all its flight data, even assuming a 50 per cent reduction in future satellite transmission costs.
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