TY - CONF
T1 - Changes in operators’ attention allocation patterns due to the presence of alerts and their reliability - poster
AU - Oron-Gilad, Tal
AU - Borowsky, Avinoam
AU - Parmet, Yisrael
AU - Shiran, Liat
PY - 2014
Y1 - 2014
N2 - analyses, analysis was made in two steps: first the influence of reliability level of the alarm for all scenarios together and then, scenarios were separated to two groups: with UAV feed and without UAV feed due to understanding that using display from UAV changes operators' scanning pattern (Ophir-Arbelle et al., 2012). The interaction between reliability level of the alarm system and the presence of the UAV display is shown in Fig. 3. Method. In 4 operational scenarios, 40 participants, all infantry soldiers with combat experience, were asked to detect and identify suspicious vehicles entering and leaving a hostile building via an interface that presented video feeds derived from unmanned ground and aerial views (Fig. 1). A visual alert system (yellow rectangle, Fig. 2), in one of four levels of reliability: High level, Medium level, Low level and no alerts was available. The alerts conveyed the occurrence of events that required operators' immediate attention.
AB - analyses, analysis was made in two steps: first the influence of reliability level of the alarm for all scenarios together and then, scenarios were separated to two groups: with UAV feed and without UAV feed due to understanding that using display from UAV changes operators' scanning pattern (Ophir-Arbelle et al., 2012). The interaction between reliability level of the alarm system and the presence of the UAV display is shown in Fig. 3. Method. In 4 operational scenarios, 40 participants, all infantry soldiers with combat experience, were asked to detect and identify suspicious vehicles entering and leaving a hostile building via an interface that presented video feeds derived from unmanned ground and aerial views (Fig. 1). A visual alert system (yellow rectangle, Fig. 2), in one of four levels of reliability: High level, Medium level, Low level and no alerts was available. The alerts conveyed the occurrence of events that required operators' immediate attention.
M3 - Poster
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