Vigilance and Performance in Automatized Systems/Vigilance et Performance de l’Homme dans les Systèmes Automatisés

Bibliographic Details
Other Authors: Coblentz, A. (Editor)
Format: eBook
Language:English
Published: Dordrecht Springer Netherlands 1989, 1989
Edition:1st ed. 1989
Series:NATO Science Series D:, Behavioural and Social Sciences
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Collection: Springer Book Archives -2004 - Collection details see MPG.ReNa
Table of Contents:
  • Flight deck automation and pilot workload.
  • Application of the Airbus workload model to the study of errors and automation.
  • Towards design-induced error tolerance.
  • Target aiming property of rifle firing.
  • Heart rate variability of Airbus aircrews.
  • Workload management for workers on irregular shifts.
  • A physiological approach to the evaluation of workload.
  • Behavioural adaptations to potential hazards in a simulated driving task.
  • A basic study on a multifunction control panel.
  • III - Rythmes Circadiens, Sommeil Fragmente: Circadian Rhythms, Fragmented Sleep-Wake Schedules
  • Twenty-four hour patterns of sleep propensity.
  • Sleep loss and sustained performance.
  • Vigilance and sleepiness: a laboratory analysis.
  • Polyphasic and ultrashort sleep-wake schedules: relevance to performance in extended work situations.
  • Irregularityof work and circadian rhythmicity: implications for airline operations.
  • Towards the prediction of alertness on abnormal sleep wake schedules.
  • IV - Pharmacologie, Vigilance, Performance: Pharmacology, Vigilance, Performance
  • Prise de somnifère et réactivité au bruit au cours du sommeil: avantages et dangers.
  • Pharmacological basis of wakefulness and vigilance
  • I — Methodes D’Evaluation De La Vigilance Et De La Performance: Methods of Vigilance and Human Performance Evaluation
  • Neurophysiology of sustained attention.
  • The maintenance of vigilance during automated monitoring
  • The Multiple Sleep Latency Test: a measure of daytime sleepiness.
  • Individual differences in vigilance performance.
  • Effets de l’alternance d’une tâche monotone et de tâches complexes sur la vigilance et la performance (étude exploratoire).
  • Experimental approaches to vigilance processes in monotonous situations: one-week retest reliability of psychic fatigue data.
  • Longe-range operations in the glass cockpit: vigilance, boredom and sleepless nights.
  • Performance assessment techniques in advanced cockpit systems.
  • Performance assessment requirements for future cockpit systems.
  • II - Charge De Travail Et Automatisation: Workload and Automation
  • Effects of bridge automation on mariners’ performance.