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Crew factors in flight operations IX : effects of planned cockpit rest on crew performance and alertness in long-haul operations

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1989Sleep on the Night Shift: 24‐Hour EEG Monitoring of Spontaneous Sleep/Wake Behavior218 cited
1981Sensitivity of the Stanford Sleepiness Scale to the Effects of Cumulative Partial Sleep Deprivation and Recovery Oversleeping179 cited
1987Daytime sleepiness: Quantification of a behavioral state172 cited
1982The Sleep and Performance of Shift Workers157 cited

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1978A review of the biological effects of total sleep deprivation in man151 cited

1985Effects of sleep loss on sustained cognitive performance during a command and control simulation151 cited

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