While the development of intelligent technologies in security surveillance can augment
human capabilities, they do not replace the role of the operator entirely; as such, when …

Operators of complex systems across multiple domains (eg, aviation, automotive, and
nuclear power industry) are required to perform their tasks over prolonged and continuous …

Naive Realism: Misplaced Faith in Realistic Displays - Harvey S. Smallman, Mark St. John,
2005 Skip to main content Intended for healthcare professionals Sage Journals Home Search …

Swarm robotic systems are gaining in interest with the prospect of their use for various
applications, including monitoring, tracking, infrastructure support, and protection. Prior …

Multitasking—the performance of several tasks at the same time—is becoming increasingly
prevalent in workplaces. Multitasking is known to disrupt performance, particularly in …

Recent research on change detection suggests that people often fail to notice changes in
visual displays when they occur at the same time as various forms of visual transients …

In Brief Diversions of attention tend to decrease productivity, increase errors, and have
associated human and monetary costs in the workplace. By thinking of cognitive distractions …

Tactical displays can quickly become cluttered with large numbers of symbols that can
compromise effective monitoring. Here, we studied how heuristic automation can aid users …

Using a microworld simulation of maritime decision making, we compared two decision
support systems (DSS) in their impact upon recovery from interruption. The Temporal …

Interruptions impair performance even on simple, static, laboratory‐based tasks, but little
research has looked at their impact in more complex and realistic settings that involve …