NASA NTRS ยท 19890011321
Human-computer interaction in distributed supervisory control tasks
Abstract
An overview of activities concerned with the development and applications of the Operator Function Model (OFM) is presented. The OFM is a mathematical tool to represent operator interaction with predominantly automated space ground control systems. The design and assessment of an intelligent operator aid (OFMspert and Ally) is particularly discussed. The application of OFM to represent the task knowledge in the design of intelligent tutoring systems, designated OFMTutor and ITSSO (Intelligent Tutoring System for Satellite Operators), is also described. Viewgraphs from symposia presentations are compiled along with papers addressing the intent inferencing capabilities of OFMspert, the OFMTutor system, and an overview of intelligent tutoring systems and the implications for complex dynamic systems.
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Mitchell, Christine M.. 1989-01-01. Human-computer interaction in distributed supervisory control tasks. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19890011321
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