2016
DOI: 10.1016/j.net.2015.09.007
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A Quantitative Team Situation Awareness Measurement Method Considering Technical and Nontechnical Skills of Teams

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“…• Level 1 -Perception of the elements in the environment • Level 2 -Comprehension of the current situation • Level 3 -Projection of future status Endsley's model was first developed for the aviation field but is also used in the military and nuclear fields [14]- [16]. A theoretical model of driver situational awareness (SA) was also proposed.…”
Section: B Situation Awareness and Autonomous Vehiclementioning
confidence: 99%
“…• Level 1 -Perception of the elements in the environment • Level 2 -Comprehension of the current situation • Level 3 -Projection of future status Endsley's model was first developed for the aviation field but is also used in the military and nuclear fields [14]- [16]. A theoretical model of driver situational awareness (SA) was also proposed.…”
Section: B Situation Awareness and Autonomous Vehiclementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Even though several methods to measure team situation awareness are available (Crozier, et. al., 2014;Yim, H. B and Seong, P. H., 2015), SACRI was used because of its more quantitative approach. SACRI combines SDT (Signal Detection Theory) and applies SAGAT (Situation Awareness Global Assessment Technique), widely used in the aviation industry, to the nuclear industry.…”
Section: Measurements and Toolsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…La composición del equipo es una configuración de sus miembros basada en los atributos que influyen en los procesos del equipo y los resultados [35]; la formación de cada miembro [53] y el hecho de que sus habilidades se complementen con las de los demás es importante para realizar las tareas con éxito.…”
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