DocumentCode
3094292
Title
Human factors issues in future command spaces
Author
Ives, C.J. ; Brennen, S.D.
Author_Institution
Defence Evaluation & Res. Agency, Sevenoaks, UK
fYear
1999
fDate
21-23 Jun 1999
Firstpage
72
Lastpage
76
Abstract
Naval command and control is a complex domain requiring a team of personnel to co-ordinate information from a number of different sources, build up a tactical picture of the environment and respond to events through the direction of resources. Naval command and control team tasks comprise of a number of individual tasks. The nature of the current procurement process tends to be such that technical solutions are developed to support individual tasks rather than the team task as a whole. Different types of tasks may be best supported by different types of interaction technologies. However, the use of these separate technologies needs to be considered within a dynamic team scenario to ensure human factors issues, particularly concerning information integration, are considered during command space development. A case study was conducted which reviewed the application of future technologies in a dynamic Anti-Air Warfare (AAW) scenario with the aim of identifying these issues
Keywords
human factors; command space development; dynamic Anti-Air Warfare; future technologies; human factors; information integration; naval command and control; personnel; team tasks;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
iet
Conference_Titel
Human Interfaces in Control Rooms, Cockpits and Command Centres, 1999. International Conference on
Conference_Location
Bath
Print_ISBN
0-85296-715-2
Type
conf
DOI
10.1049/cp:19990165
Filename
787686
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