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NASA NTRS · 20070034173

New Integrated Modeling Capabilities: MIDAS' Recent Behavioral Enhancements

Abstract

The Man-machine Integration Design and Analysis System (MIDAS) is an integrated human performance modeling software tool that is based on mechanisms that underlie and cause human behavior. A PC-Windows version of MIDAS has been created that integrates the anthropometric character "Jack (TM)" with MIDAS' validated perceptual and attention mechanisms. MIDAS now models multiple simulated humans engaging in goal-related behaviors. New capabilities include the ability to predict situations in which errors and/or performance decrements are likely due to a variety of factors including concurrent workload and performance influencing factors (PIFs). This paper describes a new model that predicts the effects of microgravity on a mission specialist's performance, and its first application to simulating the task of conducting a Life Sciences experiment in space according to a sequential or parallel schedule of performance.

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Gore, Brian F., Jarvis, Peter A.. 2005-01-01. New Integrated Modeling Capabilities: MIDAS' Recent Behavioral Enhancements. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20070034173

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