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- NASA NTRS 2019 ARC Conference Paper
Playbook for UAS: UX of Goal-Oriented Planning & Execution
We are evaluating Playbook for CASAS (Connected Autonomous Smart Aerospace Systems), a tool designed to aid first responders in disaster relief efforts.
- NASA NTRS 2019 LaRC Conference Proceedings
Selected Papers and Presentations Presented at MODSIM World 2010 Conference and Expo
MODSIM World 2010 was held in Hampton, Virginia, October 13-15, 2010. The theme of the 2010 conference & expo was "21st Century Decision-Making: The Art of Modeling& Simulation".
- NASA NTRS 2018 LaRC Conference Paper
A Toolset for Supporting Iterative Human Automation: Interaction in Design
The addition of automation has greatly extended humans' capability to accomplish tasks, including those that are difficult, complex and safety critical.
- NASA NTRS 2018 LaRC Conference Paper
Physiological Based Simulator Fidelity Design Guidance
The evolution of the role of flight simulation has reinforced assumptions in aviation that the degree of realism in a simulation system directly correlates to the training benefit, i.e., more fidelity is always better.
- NASA NTRS 2018 LaRC Conference Paper
A Simulation-Based Approach to Training Operational Cultural Competence
Cultural knowledge and skills are critically important for military operations, emergency response, or any job that involves interaction with a culturally diverse population.
- NASA NTRS 2018 LaRC Conference Paper
Simulation Based Training Improves Airway Management for Helicopter EMS Teams
The use of paralytic medications in the performance of RSI intubation is a high risk intervention used by many HEMS crews. There is no margin for error in RSI intubation as the results can be fatal.