Exploratory Analysis of Visual Search Data

Stracuzzi, David John; Speed, Ann; Silva, Austin Ray; Haass, Michael Joseph; Trumbo, Derek

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-20816-9_52

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“…In addition to these more traditional statistical analyses, several machine learning techniques will be applied to the data in order to best exploit the millisecond-level eye tracking and state change logs being collected. These methods are detailed in Stracuzzi, Speed [19].…”

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Determining the Optimal Time on X-Ray Analysis for Transportation Security Officers

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Silva

Trumbo

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Lecture Notes in Computer Science

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Abstract. The Transportation Security Administration has a large workforce of Transportation Security Officers, most of whom perform interrogation of x-ray images at the passenger checkpoint. To date, TSOs on the x-ray have been limited to a 30-min session at a time, however, it is unclear where this limit originated. The current paper outlines methods for empirically determining if that 30-min duty cycle is optimal and if there are differences between individual TSOs. This work can inform scheduling TSOs at the checkpoint and can also inform whether TSOs should continue to be cross-trained (i.e., performing all 6 checkpoint duties) or whether specialization makes more sense.

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Determining the Optimal Time on X-Ray Analysis for Transportation Security Officers

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Trumbo

et al. 2015

Lecture Notes in Computer Science

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“…However, this sample should provide a reasonable perspective on TSA's attempt to incorporate data from well-designed studies into their decision-making about procedures, technologies, and training methods. (The reader is referred to two papers in another session of this conference, "Domain General and Domain Specific Expert Visual Search" for descriptions of another current TSA project [1,2].…”

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Human Factors Within the Transportation Security Administration: Optimizing Performance Through Human Factors Assessments

Kudrick

Caggiano

Speed

2015

Foundations of Augmented Cognition

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The human factors team in the Mission Analysis Division of TSA's Office of Security Capabilities explores the impact of technology, policies, procedures, and training on human systems performance during transportation security operations. This paper highlights some of the most critical human factors challenges currently facing the aviation security community and provides an overview of innovative on-going human factors projects at TSA that will address some of these challenges by enhancing performance assessment capabilities, improving training opportunities, and optimizing duty rotations and assignments.

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Visual Search in Operational Environments

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2015

Foundations of Augmented Cognition

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Exploratory Analysis of Visual Search Data

Cited by 3 publications

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Determining the Optimal Time on X-Ray Analysis for Transportation Security Officers

Determining the Optimal Time on X-Ray Analysis for Transportation Security Officers

Human Factors Within the Transportation Security Administration: Optimizing Performance Through Human Factors Assessments

Visual Search in Operational Environments

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