Proceedings of the IEEE 1997 National Aerospace and Electronics Conference. NAECON 1997
DOI: 10.1109/naecon.1997.617760
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A model of pilot trust and dynamic workload allocation

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“…[28] described the requirements for the workload description of the tasks, exemplified by the process of measurement carried out during the first set of experiments. This workload, considered roughly as the level of attention and time required to perform the task, depends not only on the current task performed, but also on the concurrent ones, and is represented in a kind of pilot's workload profile that would evolve over time as the pilot gains experience, a fact shown in [29] (the aforementioned pilot limitations). The workload measured while executing a task, or an overlap of tasks, is an input to the system.…”
Section: Iii2 Workloadmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…[28] described the requirements for the workload description of the tasks, exemplified by the process of measurement carried out during the first set of experiments. This workload, considered roughly as the level of attention and time required to perform the task, depends not only on the current task performed, but also on the concurrent ones, and is represented in a kind of pilot's workload profile that would evolve over time as the pilot gains experience, a fact shown in [29] (the aforementioned pilot limitations). The workload measured while executing a task, or an overlap of tasks, is an input to the system.…”
Section: Iii2 Workloadmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Whatever the method, when a significant change in the performance of a task or task overlap is detected, it should be propagated to all those cells in the workload profile containing overlaps where the value is involved. The update could happen due to the improvement of the skills of the pilot (a fact that is shown in [71]) or because the system had access to a real measure of the workload for a task or task overlap and is able to substitute the value estimated during the initialization. Same update applies to the workload threshold of the pilot.…”
Section: Update Of the Workload Profilementioning
confidence: 99%