Stay Alive--Simulation for Situational Safety Awareness

Published 2019-07-12 From Kennedy Space Center 1 author

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Abstract

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STAY ALIVE is an idea for a safety awareness simulation prototype, powered by gaming technology, that would make safety training enlightening, engaging and fun. Recalling initial instructions and using situational awareness principles, participants would escape a fire by choosing the appropriate door. Escape times would be measured while stressors increased. This presentation describes how STAY ALIVE utilizes first person point of view (PoV), a generic scenario, immersion- and presence-enhancing design, and ease of distribution to provide more people opportunity to realize, review, analyze and practice effective awareness behaviors. The goals for this prototype include facilitating interest in first-person PoV safety training and eliciting further suggestions on prevention technologies.

Author

Ruder, Michelle ASRC Aerospace Corp.

Citation: Ruder, Michelle (2019). Stay Alive--Simulation for Situational Safety Awareness. Kennedy Space Center. NASA NTRS ID 20130010122. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20130010122 ↗