NASA NTRS ยท 19920062282
Information management - Assessing the demand for information
Abstract
Information demand is defined in terms of both information content (what information) and form (when, how, and where it is needed). Providing the information richness required for flight crews to be informed without overwhelming their information processing capabilities will require a great deal of automated intelligence. It is seen that the essence of this intelligence is comprehending and capturing the demand for information.
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Rogers, William H.. 1991-01-01. Information management - Assessing the demand for information. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19920062282
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