Titlebook: Vigilance and Performance in Automatized Systems/Vigilance et Performance de l’Homme dans les Systèm; A. Coblentz Book 1989 Kluwer Academi

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Performance Assessment Techniques in Advanced Cockpit Systemsfocuses on their potential use as operational indices of pilot status in future systems which will incorporate revolutionary types of displays and advanced levels of automation. Preliminary results are presented which demonstrate a correlational methodology designed to evaluate the predictive capabilities of candidate biocybernetic measures.

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A Physiological Approach to the Evaluation of Workloadfrom three to four hours, this fatigue most probably occurs somewhere between these travel times..In addition, when forced to maintain speed at a level approaching the maximum speed, it is a great load for the driver, and the long-range effects of this should be studied in greater detail.

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Workload Management for Workers on Irregular Shiftsubjectively, but the results show its usefulness for its objective of evaluating the amount of fatigue. A number of problems remain before this model can actually be applied. The use of this for duty rosters can, however, help to avoid an excessive workload.

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Performance Assessment Requirements for Future Cockpit Systemsve inadequate for assessing complex systems of the future, combinatorial approaches will assume greater importance, and some requirements and suggested approaches for such integrated measures are presented.

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Effects of Bridge Automation on Mariners’ Performance conditions can be shown. Consequently, safety at sea is supposed to depend on improved training and qualification of the nautical officer rather than manning regulations or bridge equipment. The results also emphasize that there is a need for developing selection criteria for seagoing personnel concerning personality traits.

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Neurophysiology of Sustained Attentionhalogram provides useful information concerning the state of CNS arousal as related to vigilance performance. Similarly, taskevoked pupillary responses reflect the intensity of cognitive processing, which declines during prolonged sensory monitoring. Such effects are not confined to simple sensory t

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