Titlebook: Human Mental Workload: Models and Applications; First International Luca Longo,M. Chiara Leva Conference proceedings 2017 Springer Interna

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Observations and Issues in the Application of Cognitive Workload Modelling for Decision Making in Cots investigating the impact of changes to systems used to support decision-making in complex time-critical situations. It is hoped that these observations will provide useful insights into the way cognitive workload affects decision-making as well as providing guidance to future research, in the for

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Estimation of Train Driver Workload: Extracting Taskload Measures from On-Train-Data-Recordersposes of condition monitoring of trains, but they may also have applications in operations monitoring and management. Evaluation of train driver workload is one such application. The paper describes the type of data held in OTDR recordings and how they can be transformed into driver actions througho

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The Relationship Between Workload and Performance in Air Traffic Control: Exploring the Influence of performance using conditions of stable task demand. Further, there is a comparatively restricted understanding of the influence of task demand transitions on workload and performance in association with different types and levels of automation that are available to controllers. This study used an a

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Adaptive Automation and the Third Pilot: Managing Teamwork and Workload in an Airline Cockpits/workload management problems. The A-PiMod concept/approach is defined by the concept of partnership – specifically, the “Third Pilot” and the crew and automation are in charge together. We are proposing partnership as opposed to dynamic changes in control function where changes can be controlled a

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Effect of Control-Display Compatibility on the Mental Workload of Submarine Helmsmenexperiment is then carried out on a simulator designed by a world leader in military naval shipbuilding. This experiment follows a unique scenario including four usual submarine maneuvers. It is achieved by two groups, each carrying out a perceptual-motor task on a specific steering control-display

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Neuroergonomics Method for Measuring the Influence of Mental Workload Modulation on Cognitive State two task conditions (monotonous and more demanding task condition). We investigated how changes in mental workload (MWL) modulate the P300 component of event-related potentials (ERPs), recorded from wireless electroencephalography (EEG), reaction times (RTs) and quantity of task unrelated movements