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Predicting operator workload during system design

Published 2013-08-29 From Legacy CDMS 2 authors

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Abstract

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A workload prediction methodology was developed in response to the need to measure workloads associated with operation of advanced aircraft. The application of the methodology will involve: (1) conducting mission/task analyses of critical mission segments and assigning estimates of workload for the sensory, cognitive, and psychomotor workload components of each task identified; (2) developing computer-based workload prediction models using the task analysis data; and (3) exercising the computer models to produce predictions of crew workload under varying automation and/or crew configurations. Critical issues include reliability and validity of workload predictors and selection of appropriate criterion measures.

Authors

  • Aldrich, Theodore B. Anacapa Sciences, Inc.
  • Szabo, Sandra M. Anacapa Sciences, Inc.

Citation: Aldrich, Theodore B., Szabo, Sandra M. (2013). Predicting operator workload during system design. Legacy CDMS. NASA NTRS ID 19880013991. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19880013991 ↗