Current military command and control systems, and future systems in particular an Australian Airborne Early Warning and Control (AEW&C) aircraft, require the human operator to process a large volume of information at very rapid rates. These systems can impose extensive mental workload and task coordination requirements in a variety of ways, such as: the need for rapid and accurate manual performance; the demand for concurrent performance of multiple cognitive activities such as monitoring, planning and decision making; and the requirement to sample and integrate information from a number of perceptual input sources. From a cognitive perspective, the information handling and coordination requirements can become overwhelming, especially during times of high stress in a battle environment. The aim of this work is to understand and model the human operator behaviour in tactical environments such as AEW&C mission operations. The main objectives are to study the cognitive aspects of human behaviour and investigate artificial intelligence technologies for modelling human decision making.
Human performance modelling in tactical environments
1998
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Conference paper
English
Threat Assessment in Tactical Airborne Environments
British Library Conference Proceedings | 2002
|British Library Conference Proceedings | 2000
|Threat assessment in tactical airborne environments
IEEE | 2002
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