Train Driver Support Interface Based on Visualization of Running Time Constraints

Kudo, Hiroki; Horiguchi, Yuji; Sawaragi, Tetsuo; Nakanishi, Hiroaki

doi:10.9746/sicetr.51.171

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“…As what replaces such automatic operation systems, the author and colleagues successfully developed a system that could decrease variabilities in train operation performance by promoting the drivers' capabilities for judgment in complex situations with the adequate visualization of information (Kudo et al [13]). This system assumes for use in an operation support interface, which helps the drivers cognitively.…”

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Design of resilient socio-technical systems by human-system co-creation

Sawaragi

2020

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The concept of resilience is commonly used to represent "an ability to adapt to a changing environment and to survive flexibly despite facing difficulties." This definition of resilience emphasized its aspects of unpredictable responsiveness to external disturbances as well as self-organized phenomena, which seemed to be close to the definition of complex adaptive systems. This article summarizes the technical challenges to consider the implementation of a concept of resilience into systems from a variety of perspectives. Then, challenges to tackle with the resilience to variabilities in production plans, in work quality, in empirical knowledge, in human-automation systems, and in organizations are presented.

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Section: The Resilience Of Subject: Ecological Interface Designmentioning

confidence: 99%