CVR Panel Discussion

This panel discussion with the actors of Collective: Unconscious, aviation industry personnel, and emergency medical workers examines the genesis of Charlie Victor Romeo, its depiction of crisis conditions, and its impact on professionals whose duties bring them into similar life-and-death situations.

CVR PANEL DISCUSSION

Moderator
Richard Jensen
Head, Aviation Research Associates
Editor, The International Journal of Aviation Psychology

A pilot, flight instructor, and former associate professor in Ohio State's Department of Aerospace Engineering and Aviation, Jensen has taught courses in aviation psychology, pilot judgment, and cockpit ergonomics.

Panelists

Bob Berger
Collective: Unconscious

Bob Berger is producer and director of Charlie Victor Romeo along with Patrick Daniels, Irving Gregory, Mike Bruno, and Stuart Rudin.

An Air Force officer since 1994, Jackman provides state-of-the art air crew training devices to Air Force pilots worldwide as a program manager at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base.

Jacques's research involves the use of virtual reality environments for developing B-747 approach and landing displays. He has flown F-4 tactical fighters for 15 years and has more than 30 years of aviation operations, training, and administrative experience.

Ratti is responsible for the development and production of the worldÌs most advanced fighter aircraft engine. He has flown numerous airlift missions in support of our nation's senior military and civilian leadership, commanded the 412th Flight Test Squadron at Edwards AFB, CA, and has flight tested various developmental avionics systems.

An associate professor of Clinical Medicine at the University of Cincinnati, Render is a Fellow of the Institute for Health Care Policy and Health Care Research at UC and Director of Midwest Patient Safety Center of Inquiry. His publications include Human Factors and Patient Safety.

Codirector of the Institute for Ergonomics at Ohio State and professor in Industrial and Systems Engineering, Biomedical Engineering, and the Advanced Computing Center for Arts and Design, Smith is currently working with airline and FAA officials to develop the Reroute Advisory Tool, a software program that will increase airline safety. He is president of Cognitive Systems Engineering, Inc., and a recipient of the Airline Dispatchers FederationÌs National Aviation Safety Award for 2001