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This book describes some of the most recent advances and examines emerging problems in engineering psychology and cognitive ergonomics, bridging the gap between the academic theoreticians, who are developing models of human performance and practitioners in the industrial sector, responsible for the design, development and testing of new equipment and working practices.
Contents: Cockpit Interface Design Issues: Attentional issues in head-up displays; A comparison of alternative helmet mounted flight control displays; An evaluation of attitude symbology for helmet-mounted displays; Altimeter design in avionics: analogue versus digital?; An evaluation of alternative launch success zone formats in tactical pilot decision making; Visual support for the control of unmanned platforms; An evaluation of feedback requirements and cursor designs for virtual controls; Evaluation of a virtual interface for a cockpit procedures trainer; GPS = “got position sussed”: some challenges for engineering and cognitive psychology in the general aviation environment; Design and evaluation of a 4D navigation display with direct manipulation; Error analysis as a means for user interface evaluation: a comparison of graphically interactive and traditional FMS user interfaces; Practicing what we preach; A method of designing ergonomics for activity dynamics: an aeronautical example; A task analytic approach to human centered flight deck design and evaluation; Memory load and task interference: hidden usability issues in speech interfaces; Human machine interactions with future flight deck and air traffic control systems. Air Traffic Control: Proposal for a cognitive model of en-route air traffic control; Situational awareness in air traffic control: human cognition and advanced technology; Dynamic decision aiding: the impact of adaptive automation on mental workload; Cognitive complexity in management by exception: deriving early human factors requirements for an envisioned air traffic management world; A cognitive model of expert behaviour in an air traffic control task: enhanced speech recognition using situational knowledge; Malvern Capacity Estimate (MACE) – a proposed cognitive measure for complex systems. Aviation Psychology: The invariant that drives conflict detection; Effects of mild hypoxia on decision making: a signal-detection approach; A microanalysis of age and pilot time-sharing performance; Mental workload measurement structures; Enhancing cardiovascular mental workload assessment in the field using autonomic principal components; Workload indices: physiological measures versus subjective ratings; Task-relating measures of workload and situational awareness; The development of an interactionist framework for operationalizing situation awareness; The role of situation assessment in the conduct of flight and in decision making; System operating skills, cognitive functions and situational awareness; Physiological measures and data load: a direct measure of situation awareness?; Human error in civil aircraft maintenance and dispatch: the basis of an error taxonomy; Conflicts of accountability in aviation accidents and incidents; Simulation of emergency evacuation behaviour from aircraft. Road User Behaviour: What can be done versus what should be done: a critical evaluation of the transfer of human engineering solutions between application domains; Automotive automation: effects, problems and implications for driver mental workload; Underload and performance impairment: evidence from studies of stress and simulated driving; Using Bayesian networks to model probabilistic inferences about the likelihood of traffic congestion; A framework for modelling driving knowledge; Investigation of a cognitive process when driving: how drivers cope with ambiguity and time pressure; Perceptual countermeasures to speed related accidents; Improving drivers skill: can cross cultural data help?; Computer-based motorcycle training: the concept of motivational fidelity. Transportation Pot Pourri: Employing and extending human knowledge and processing capacities; Automatic train control and the task of train drivers: the case of intermittent information transmission; A model of decision making and principles of aiding; Team operator modelling environment: theory, concept demonstrator and initial tests; Workload judgements: self-assessment versus assessment of others; Speech recognition technology: implications for crew communication in armoured fighting vehicles.
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