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Theoretical considerations in designing operator interfaces for automated systems

Abstract

The domains most amenable to techniques based on artificial intelligence (AI) are those that are systematic or for which a systematic domain can be generated. In aerospace systems, many operational tasks are systematic owing to the highly procedural nature of the applications. However, aerospace applications can also be nonprocedural, particularly in the event of a failure or an unexpected event. Several techniques are discussed for designing automated systems for real-time, dynamic environments, particularly when a 'breakdown' occurs. A breakdown is defined as operation of an automated system outside its predetermined, conceptual domain.

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Norman, Susan D.. 1987-01-01. Theoretical considerations in designing operator interfaces for automated systems. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19880034429

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