4 A Human Centered Design Environment for Complex Systems

Crisp, Harry E.; Hoang, NgocDung T.; Schmidt, Richard

doi:10.1002/j.2334-5837.1999.tb00181.x

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“…The HCDE project has established an approach and has developed an initial prototype environment to demonstrate such capabilities (Crisp et al 1999). A specific tool was selected for each representative activity of the above engineering process for the creation of an initial integrated engineering environment called the Human Center Design Environment (HCDE).…”

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<title>Integrated tools environment for human-centered design of complex systems</title>

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Integrated Command Environments

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An integrated engineering environment is described wherein multidisciplinary capabilities are provided for addressing the role of humans in complex systems. The integration of these capabilities is based on the implementation of a common system design repository in a client-server architecture. The approach is based on the definition of an integrated process to support the engineering of large, complex systems which include humans as operators and decision makers. Such a process is by necessity multidisciplinary in that diverse specialties are required in order to achieve a well-balanced design. The implementation and execution of the process requires a collaborative approach across the various disciplines in order to define desired human roles in the system and to trade off between human and non-human implementation of system functionality. To enable the collaborative process and to manage the complexity of the evolving design, an integrated design environment is defined. The capabilities ofthe integrated environment support both system level and human engineering level design activities.A system data base schema is also defined to enable the implementation of a common design repository for integrated product and process management and to assure interoperabiity of the associated tools within the environment.

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Section: Human Centered Design Environmentmentioning

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“…An initial prototype of an integrated engineering environment has been developed under the Science and Technology Manning Affordability Initiative (S&T MAI) Program, sponsored by the Office of Naval Research, to support the development of largecomplex human centric systems (Crisp, et al 1999). The S&T MAI program has recognized the need to inject human user considerations into appropriate activities of the system development process.…”

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5.4.4 An Integrated Information Representation Schema for Complex Human Centric Systems

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Nguyen

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Manpower Modeling and Human-Centered Design for 21^st Century Naval Platforms

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White

2000

Proceedings of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society Annual

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The United States Navy is placing strong emphasis on ensuring that future naval platforms are not only affordable and effective, but also operable and maintainable with fewer personnel. The realization of optimal manning and optimal ownership costs requires that the human be considered as a major component of the ship and its associated systems early in the acquisition process. Toward that end, systems engineers must have tools and processes to support human-centered engineering from the outset of the design, and must be able to exchange human performance and cost data with other members of the engineering team. Similarly, the US Navy must have tools to evaluate human versus system function allocation tradeoffs during the early phases of ship acquisition, when changes are easier and less costly to implement. Two efforts, the Ship Manpower Analysis and Requirements Tools (SMART) and the Systems Engineering Analysis Integration Tool (SEAIT), are being conducted to assist navy manpower evaluators, ship designers and government program managers in meeting the challenge of optimally manned ships. Both efforts use modeling and simulation of human performance and skill data to determine the optimum crew mix. Outputs from SMART and SEAIT are being designed for transition to the Human Centered Design Environment (HCDE), a collaborative engineering environment that integrates human centered and systems engineering processes and tools into a common data repository.

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4 A Human Centered Design Environment for Complex Systems

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4 A Human Centered Design Environment for Complex Systems

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