Flight Progress Strips in Towers: Frequency Index and Perceived Psychological Benefits

Andrew R. Dattel; Brian R. Johnson; Francis T. Durso; Carla A. Hackworth; Carol A Manning

Flight Progress Strips in Towers: Frequency Index and Perceived Psychological Benefits

Andrew R. Dattel, Brian R. Johnson, Francis T. Durso, Carla A. Hackworth, Carol A Manning

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Original language	American English
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State	Published - Jan 1 2005

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Flight Progress Strips in Towers: Frequency Index and Perceived Psychological Benefits

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