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Quantitative Measurement of Observed Workload in the Analysis of Aircrew Performance
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EngineeringFlight Reserve OptimizationIndustrial EngineeringEnergy EfficiencyTask AnalysisAir Transport SystemOperations ResearchProductivityObserved WorkloadAircrew PerformanceSystems EngineeringModeling And SimulationWorkload CharacterizationPerformance PredictionTask PerformanceComputer EngineeringQuantitative MeasurementAviation SystemsProposed ModelAerospace EngineeringWorkload Management
A methodology for the quantitative evaluation of observed workload was proposed. The model was designed to provide point estimations of observed workload at any time during the performance of a set of tasks. The model was also designed to provide information about the task-scheduling strategies used to complete a set of tasks. The proposed model was then tested with data from a full mission flight simulation. The model predictions correlated significantly with expert ratings of workload management made during the flight simulation. The model was also able to distinguish between low- and high-performing aircrews when performance was based on the number of errors made during flight simulations.
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