Abstract To explore the relationship between noise and the reliability of crew’s work, a two-task experiment was conducted, based on the theory of Irrelevant Sound Effect (ISE), in which 40 participants (classified into three noise groups and one control group) performed representative information processing tasks in different noise environments. The time to complete tasks and the error rates of every participant in different groups were evaluated, respectively. In the experiments, the time and error rates of subjects’ tasks in the three noise groups are higher than those of the control group. The result indicated that noise affected the reliability of crew’ work obviously. As noise loudness increased, there was an increase in time and error rate completing tasks and they are also higher than those of the subjects’ tasks in the control group, which could provide a reference for further human reliability study.
Experimental Research on the Effects of Noise on the Crew’s Reliability in Information Processing
Man–Machine–Environment System Engineering ; 5 ; 585-591
Lecture Notes in Electrical Engineering ; 456 , 5
2017-08-22
7 pages
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