Sharing imagery and analysis tools in a simulated submarine control room

Michailovs, Stephanie; Howard, Zachary; Pond, Stephen; Fitzgerald, Madison; Visser, Troy A.W.; Bell, Jason; Pinniger, Gavin; Irons, Jessica; Schmitt, Megan; Stoker, Matthew; Huf, Sam; Loft, Shayne

doi:10.1016/j.apergo.2023.104125

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“…Each digital periscope prototype was presented on a 1920 x 1080, 27-inch monitor (Figures 1 and 2) and were developed and administered within the submarine Control Room Use Simulation Environment (CRUSE; Michailovs et al, 2023Michailovs et al, , 2024. The OPTIX (Figure 2) and OPTIMUS (Figure 3) displays were presented on the upper monitor of two vertically aligned monitors, with the lower monitor blank in Experiment 1.…”

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“…When designing alternative digital periscope prototypes, it is therefore important to consider the perceptual and cognitive capabilities and limitations of humans, as indicated by theory and associated empirical findings in the basic research fields of human perception and cognition, an approach that reflects 'use-inspired basic research' (Pasteur's Quadrant; Stokes, 1997). As described below, we used theory from the perception and cognitive science literature to parse the applied issues under consideration into empirically addressable phenomena, and designed a representative task environment based on a theoretical analysis of the applied environment, allowing us to emulate likely conditions-of-use (see Michailovs et al, 2023Michailovs et al, , 2024, for prior submarine-related research conducted using this general approach).…”

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Augmenting Human Cognition With a Digital Submarine Periscope

Michailovs,

Irons,

Howard

et al. 2024

Journal of Cognitive Engineering and Decision Making

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Advances in opto-electronics enable replacement of conventional submarine periscopes which display only a portion of the horizon (low field of view), with digital periscopes, which can potentially display a 360° panoramic digital representation of the horizon (high field of view). Digital periscopes can also provide digitized analysis tools for vessel (contact) range and course estimates. The current research compared the impact of a digital representation of a conventional periscope view with an alternative digital periscope prototype that displayed a larger (360°) field of view and provided digital analysis tools, on performance, perceived workload and system usability. Two experiments were conducted in a simulated submarine control room environment. In Experiment 1, the high field of view periscope yielded faster contact detection times, with no cost to the perceived workload or usability associated with the task of contact detection. In Experiment 2, the digitized analysis tools supported more accurate contact course and range estimates and lowered perceived workload, with no impact on perceived usability. These outcomes indicate that digitally augmenting the periscope is a technological innovation that can potentially facilitate submariner tasks, and highlight the benefits of applying knowledge from perceptual and cognitive science to the design of future digital periscope prototypes.

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Augmenting Human Cognition With a Digital Submarine Periscope

Michailovs,

Irons,

Howard

et al. 2024

Journal of Cognitive Engineering and Decision Making

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The effect of information integration on team communication in a simulated submarine control room task

Michailovs,

Pond,

Irons

et al. 2024

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Quantifying the Affective Dynamics of Pornography Use and Masturbation: An Ecological Momentary Assessment Study

Henry,

Pedersen,

Williams

et al. 2024

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The causal relationships between pornography use, masturbation, moral incongruence, and mental health are poorly understood. While the link between problematic pornography use (PPU) and depression is well documented, the affective dynamics (i.e., emotional shifts over time) associated with pornography use and masturbation have not yet been quantified. Utilizing an Ecological Momentary Assessment (EMA) design, we measured the affective dynamics of mental health variables collected from 22 participants before, during and after pornography use and masturbation, and examined the moderating role of moral incongruence in these relationships. Participants completed an initial survey followed by a four-week EMA, capturing data on sexual activities and mental health variables. Bayesian hierarchical mixed-effects models were employed to analyse affective dynamics. Findings suggest that pornography use and masturbation were linked to changes in affective states that spiked both before and after sexual episodes. The magnitude of these state changes was greater in participants with high moral incongruence, who experienced increases in guilt, shame, loneliness, and difficulty thinking, along with decreased hedonic mood and perception of relationship connectedness, either before or after sexual episodes. Our findings signalled the potential for intermittent spiking effects in craving prior to sexual episodes, as well as potential evidence for ‘brain fog’ following pornography use in both low and high moral incongruence participants. Further, we discovered opponent process dynamics in the mood of high moral incongruence participants, providing a possible causal mechanism that may explain how PPU can lead to depression.

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Sharing imagery and analysis tools in a simulated submarine control room

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Augmenting Human Cognition With a Digital Submarine Periscope

Augmenting Human Cognition With a Digital Submarine Periscope

The effect of information integration on team communication in a simulated submarine control room task

Quantifying the Affective Dynamics of Pornography Use and Masturbation: An Ecological Momentary Assessment Study

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