Using process-oriented interfaces for solving the automation paradox in highly automated navy vessels

conference paper
2014
Diggelen, J. van

Post, W.

Rakhorst, M.

Plasmeijer, R.

Staal, W. van
This paper describes a coherent engineering method for developing high level human machine interaction within a highly automated environment consisting of sensors, actuators, automatic situation assessors and planning devices. Our approach combines ideas from cognitive work analysis, cognitive engineering, ontology engineering, and task-based prototyping. We describe our experiences with this approach when applying this suite to develop an innovative socio-technical system for fighting the internal battle in navy vessels with a strongly reduced manning. © 2014 Springer International Publishing.
Organisation: Core Technology; Dituel; Gemius; Google; Human Brain Project; IOS Press
Topics
Cognitive engineeringHuman-machine interactionTask-oriented programmingAutomationAutomated environmentsAutomatic situationCognitive engineeringCognitive work analysisHuman machine interactionOntology engineeringSociotechnical systemsTask-oriented programmingNaval vessels
TNO Identifier
513431
Repository link
https://resolver.tno.nl/uuid:66767e50-621f-4774-afb1-acac8211c306
ISSN
16113349
ISBN
9783319099118
Publisher
Springer Verlag
Source title
10th International Conference on Active Media Technology, AMT 2014, 11 August 2014 through 14 August 2014, Warsaw
Pages
442-452
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