2010 Brazilian Symposium on Collaborative Systems - Simposio Brasileiro De Sistemas Colaborativos 2010
DOI: 10.1109/sbsc.2010.11
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Collaborative System Experiency in a Critical Activity Context: Air Traffic Control

Abstract: Collaborative systems are used in several application areas. But, in the context of critical activities, where human life may be involved, the acceptation of such a system substituting human-human coordination is more difficult. The user must delegate a part of his responsibilities to the system and must have a high level of trust in its. Moreover it is difficult to promote changes in an implanted system leading to an evolution of working methods. This article tackles an experience of a collaborative system de… Show more

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“…On the other hand, the support of computer systems can bring new problems that are not necessarily perceived during the simulation of collaborative environments, for instance the feedback from actors can be inefficient because the computer system may have restrictions on capturing and presenting interaction information -e.g. gestures, expressions, tone of voice, etc., and the actors may not have confidence or may not have the knowledge to effectively use the system interfaces, especially in critical collaborative environments, as in air traffic control (Merlin and Hirata 2010).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…On the other hand, the support of computer systems can bring new problems that are not necessarily perceived during the simulation of collaborative environments, for instance the feedback from actors can be inefficient because the computer system may have restrictions on capturing and presenting interaction information -e.g. gestures, expressions, tone of voice, etc., and the actors may not have confidence or may not have the knowledge to effectively use the system interfaces, especially in critical collaborative environments, as in air traffic control (Merlin and Hirata 2010).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%