Maintaining vigilance on a simulated ATC monitoring task across repeated sessions
DJ Schroeder, RM Touchstone, JA Stern, N Stoliarov… - 1994 - rosap.ntl.bts.gov
DJ Schroeder, RM Touchstone, JA Stern, N Stoliarov, RI Thackray
1994•rosap.ntl.bts.govMaintaining alertness to information provided visually is an important aspect of air traffic
controllers' work. Improper or incomplete scanning and monitoring behavior is often referred
to as one of the causal factors associated with operational errors and deviations. This study
was undertaken to assess changes in vigilance/attention across 3 separate days as subjects
performed on an Air Traffic Control (ATC) simulation task. Information was gathered as part
of a larger study of attention and
controllers' work. Improper or incomplete scanning and monitoring behavior is often referred
to as one of the causal factors associated with operational errors and deviations. This study
was undertaken to assess changes in vigilance/attention across 3 separate days as subjects
performed on an Air Traffic Control (ATC) simulation task. Information was gathered as part
of a larger study of attention and
Maintaining alertness to information provided visually is an important aspect of air traffic controllers' work. Improper or incomplete scanning and monitoring behavior is often referred to as one of the causal factors associated with operational errors and deviations. This study was undertaken to assess changes in vigilance/attention across 3 separate days as subjects performed on an Air Traffic Control (ATC) simulation task. Information was gathered as part of a larger study of attention and
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