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skybrary.aero
Introduction "Recovery from Failure" is a phrase used to describe a need in aviation to continue real-time operations to a safe conclusion despite a critical part of a system (technical, procedural, or human) failing, sometimes at the most crucial time. Continuation of operations to a safe conclusion can be guaranteed, or at least facilitated, through system design, redundancy, back-up systems or procedures, safety nets, and even accurate fault diagnoses and timely, correct responses by human operators. Many of these features are built-in as system defences, but, as the subject concerns recovery from failure (or after failure) these features can be considered as "containment" measures. Bow Tie Diagram The Bow Tie diagram above can be used to represent this c... |
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www.airlinereporter.com
A Place to Share Your Passion for Airlines. Home of the AvGeek! |
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www.chrisritchie.org
[AI summary] A hobbyist documents recent backyard projects including renovating a side room, installing a dryer vent into a garbage can, and experimenting with photo transfers. |
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3rsofretirement.com
Many of my quiet moments are not outside contemplating the quiet of nature. I find the spirt of art and architecture and landscapes give me a sense of the quiet moments. This tree is in a field in Jefferson County, Indiana. It was a contemplative moment for me becasue my 4th great grandparents, Darby and... |
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