Xiuyi Li

The Association Between Bistable Perception Stability and Performance in Simulated Flight Operations

Xue Zhang, Wei Lin, Xiuyi Li, Yuchuan Luo et autres

INTRODUCTION: Bistable perception, where the brain alternates between two interpretations of ambiguous stimuli, has individual-specific switching rates. Although it is related to neural activities, no prior research has investigated its correlation with external behavioral performance. This study aimed to explore the relationship …

Effects of acute hypoxic exposure on multiple-object tracking ability of flight trainees

Zhi Hua Xu, Nan Li, Xin Gao, Xiuyi Li et autres

Introduction: Acute hypoxic exposure can threaten flight safety by impairing the cognitive function of civil aviation pilots. This study aimed to investigate the effects of acute moderate hypoxia on pilots' dynamic visual attention using a multiple-object tracking (MOT) paradigm. Methods: Twenty-nine male …

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Flight time and seat capacity as key predictors: A novel approach to early-phase aviation CO2 emission estimation

Yu Wang, Huimin Sun, Zhang Tao, Zhang Peiwen et autres

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Correction: Neuroadaptive changes in brain structural–functional coupling among pilots

Xi Chen, Qingbin Meng, Qi Song, Peiran Xu et autres

[This corrects the article DOI: 10.3389/fnins.2025.1608739.].

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Approaching Under Low-Visible and Windy Conditions: Analyzing the Correlation Between Pilot’s Attention Allocation and Flight Path Deviations

Xiuyi Li, Nan Li, Yue Zhou, Weiwei Zhao et autres

Approaching in low-visible and windy conditions is dangerous. Pilots typically perform an instrumental approach (IA) and sometimes need to transition to a visual approach (VA), requiring effective attention allocations to ensure safety. This study investigates the associations between pilots’ attention allocation and …

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Approaching Under Low-Visible and Windy Conditions: Analyzing the Correlation Between Pilot’s Attention Allocation and Flight Path Deviations

Xiuyi Li, Nan Li, Yue Zhou, Weiwei Zhao et autres

Approaching in low-visible and windy conditions is dangerous. Pilots typically perform an instrumental approach (IA) and sometimes need to transition to a visual approach (VA), requiring effective attention allocations to ensure safety. This study investigates the associations between pilots’ attention allocation and …

Approaching Under Low-Visible and Windy Conditions: Analyzing the Correlation Between Pilot’s Attention Allocation and Flight Path Deviations

Xiuyi Li, Nan Li, Yue Zhou, Weiwei Zhao et autres

Approaching in low-visible and windy conditions is dangerous. Pilots typically perform an instrumental approach (IA) and sometimes need to transition to a visual approach (VA), requiring effective attention allocations to ensure safety. This study investigates the associations between pilots’ attention allocation and …

Analyzing Contributing Factors of Fatal General Aviation Accidents: A Comparison Between Fixed-Wing Planes and Helicopters

Xijun Ke, Yufei Cao, H F Liu, Yue Zhou et autres

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An integrated approach for addressing data imbalance in predicting fatality of helicopter accident

Yue Zhou, Chuanyun Fu, Wengang Zhou, Xiuyi Li et autres

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Job satisfaction, burnout, and safety behavior in air traffic controllers: a mediation analysis and decision tree insights

Xiuyi Li, Xing Peng, Junjie Zhang, Yueying Liu et autres

Introduction: This study aims to explore the mediating role of burnout in the relationship between job satisfaction and safety behavior among air traffic controllers (ATCs), and to identify the most influential factor affecting ATCs' safety behavior using a decision tree model. Methods: …

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Neuroadaptive changes in brain structural–functional coupling among pilots

Xi Chen, Qingbin Meng, Qi Song, Peiran Xu et autres

Background: Investigating the neural mechanisms underlying pilots' brains is crucial for enhancing aviation safety. However, prior research has predominantly focused on identifying structural and functional differences in the brain, while the relationship between structure and function remains insufficiently elucidated. Methods: This study …

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Flight training-induced stage-specific reorganization of the ventral visual network in pilots: evidence from longitudinal and cross-sectional studies

Shicong Zhang, Xi Chen, Shuqi Guo, Peiran Xu et autres

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