Advances in Neuroergonomics and Cognitive Engineering
Proceedings of the AHFE 2017 International Conference on Neuroergonomics and Cognitive Engineering, July 17–21, 2017, The Westin Bonaventure Hotel, Los Angeles, California, USA
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Using a Crew Resource Management Framework to Develop Human-Autonomy Teaming Measures
Recent developments in technology have permitted an increased use of autonomy. To work best with humans, autonomy should have the qualities of a good team member. But how can these qualities be measured? One w...
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Evaluate Fatigue of Blue Light Influence on General LCD, Low Blue Light LCD and OLED Displays
Visual search tasks are mainly test methods of user performances for smartphone displays, which are usually used to assess the subjective quality of the visual display terminal. This study investigated the eff...
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Neurocognitive Temporal Training for Improved Military Marksmanship: Grouping and Zeroing
Soldiers’ must adjust their rifle so fired rounds travel on the correct trajectory to strike an intended target. This process, known as shot grouping and zeroing, is essential to weapon firing accuracy. The pu...
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An Eye-Movement Tracking Study on Influence of Circularly Polarized Light LCD and Linearly Polarized Light LCD on Visual Perception Processing Ability for Long-Term Continuous Use
The study was conducted to evaluate the changes of visual perception processing ability after using circularly polarized light LCD and linearly polarized light LCD for a continuous month by eye-movement tracki...
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EEG-Engagement Index and Auditory Alarm Misperception: An Inattentional Deafness Study in Actual Flight Condition
The inability to detect auditory alarms is a critical issue in many domains such as aviation. An interesting prospect for flight safety is to understand the neural mechanisms underpinning auditory alarm misper...
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SHELL Revisited: Cognitive Loading and Effects of Digitized Flight Deck Automation
Acknowledging the SHELL human factors model, authors examine interfaces among components and assess problems created when the model is aligned with modern digitized flight deck systems. Complacency and over-re...
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Effects of Background Music on Visual Lobe and Visual Search Performance
The present study measured the visual lobe shape and visual search performance of 65 participants under different background music conditions. A 2 (tempo: 40% faster vs. 40% lower) × 2 (volume: 85 dB vs. 55 dB...
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Physiological Model to Classify Physical and Cognitive Workload During Gaming Activities
Some of new approaches in Human Factors and Ergonomics are based on the assessment of cognitive and physical workload using physiological measurements. Nevertheless, the relationship between both requires to g...
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Evaluating ANN Efficiency in Recognizing EEG and Eye-Tracking Evoked Potentials in Visual-Game-Events
EEG and Eye-tracking signals have customarily been analyzed and inspected visually in order to be correlated to the controlled stimuli. This process has proven to yield valid results as long as the stimuli of ...
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Relationship Between EEG and ECG Findings at Rest and During Brain Activity
The development of information technology has enabled increasingly easy access to biological information. Humans need to rest in accordance with individual biological status. This study aimed to determine rela...
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Applying SSAT in Computer-Based Analysis and Investigation of Operator Errors
Through the vision of the systemic-structural activity theory, a method of modeling human operator performance in complex systems, realized as a DSS, is presented. It allows to conduct a detailed analysis of a...
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A Trial of Intellectual Work Performance Estimation by Using Physiological Indices
In order to evaluate the intellectual productivity quantitatively, most of conventional studies have utilized task performance of cognitive tasks. Meanwhile, more and more studies use physiological indices whi...
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The Emerging Cognitive Difficulties and Emotional-Motivational Challenges of Ghanaian Air Traffic Controllers: Implication for Improved Job Design
This study explored the cognitive difficulties and emotional-motivational challenges associated with air traffic control activity in Ghana. This based on the observation that air traffic controllers at the mai...
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Concept of the Computer-Based Task in Production and Non-production Environment
In this work we conduct comparative analysis of concept of the computer-based task in production and non-production environment within the framework of the systemic-structural activity theory (SSAT) and cognit...
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Personalized Instructions for Self-reflective Smart Objects
Due to ever increasing integration of networking and processing capabilities into daily life objects, the Internet of Things (IoT) will affect evermore activities of daily living. These changes require new sol...
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Thing to Service: Perspectives from a Network of Things
As technology evolves to the Internet of Things (IoT), understanding context of the information about and from those things can be challenging. Numerous distributed heterogeneous devices reporting large quanti...
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Citizen Science Involving Collections of Standardized Community Data
The interest of “Citizen Scientists” in their local environment is potentially of great value because they can assist in supplying essential “Environmental Knowledge” in an efficient and cost-effective way. Th...
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Workload Assessment and Human Error Identification During the Task of Taking a Plain Abdominal Radiograph: A Case Study
The following research, presents a case study of cognitive analyses of the tasks made by radiology technicians in a Mexican hospital. These professionals attend patients with different health conditions; likew...
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A Human-Autonomy Teaming Approach for a Flight-Following Task
Human involvement with increasingly autonomous systems must adjust to allow for a more dynamic relationship involving cooperation and teamwork. As part of an ongoing project to develop a framework for human-au...
