Scan-based eye tracking measures are predictive of workload transition performance

Devlin, Shannon P.; Brown, Noelle L.; Drollinger, Sabrina; Sibley, Ciara; Alami, Jawad; Riggs, Sara L.

doi:10.1016/j.apergo.2022.103829

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“…This was done by analyzing performance and eye tracking data within growth curve modeling. Our results suggested that individual's performance differed across and within all three workload transition rates and that visual attention allocation patterns started to explain those differences in performance trends (details in Devlin et al, 2022Devlin et al, , 2023). I will discuss the implications of these findings, especially as it pertains to designing future control systems.…”

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confidence: 66%

From Selection to Design: Diverse Perspectives of Human Factors Issues in Unmanned Aerial Systems

Beadle,

Kaplan,

Braly

et al. 2023

Proceedings of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society Annual

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Unmanned Aerial Systems (UASs) serve many roles in the broader defense space- with mission sets like reconnaissance, remote delivery, and supporting other aircraft operations. In the future of UASs, human factors professionals serve a broad role in advocating for the users in the design process. This discussion panel will involve individuals with different experiences working with UAS technologies and its introduction to the end user. The panel will consist of the following topics: capturing user feedback, control station design for supervisory control, selection of operators as this technology grows, and broad issues in public policy. The panelists with a variety of civilian and military experience will highlight their day-to-day role as well as what they see as upcoming topics worth researching in this domain.

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confidence: 66%

From Selection to Design: Diverse Perspectives of Human Factors Issues in Unmanned Aerial Systems

Beadle,

Kaplan,

Braly

et al. 2023

Proceedings of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society Annual

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“…For example, the concept of visual entropy was introduced to measure the size of image information and the sensitivity of the human visual system to images [91]. Devlin et al [92] used gaze entropy as an important predictive indicator of workload. Zhao et al [93] determined the threshold values for discriminating fatigue driving behavior indicators under different road line shapes, and established a comprehensive fatigue driving discrimination model based on various driving behavior indicators and threshold values.…”

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Review of Studies on User Research Based on EEG and Eye Tracking

Luan

2023

Applied Sciences

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Under the development of interdisciplinary fusion, user research has been greatly influenced by technology-driven neuroscience and sensory science, in terms of thinking and methodology. The use of technical methods, such as EEG and eye-tracking, has gradually become a research trend and hotspot in this field, in order to explore the deep cognitive states behind users’ objective behaviors. This review outlines the applications of EEG and eye-tracking technology in the field of user research, with the aim of promoting future research and proposing reliable reference indicators and a research scope. It provides important reference information for other researchers in the field. The article summarizes the key reference indicators and research paradigms of EEG and eye-tracking in current user research, focusing on the user research situation in industrial products, digital interfaces and spatial environments. The limitations and research trends in current technological applications are also discussed. The feasibility of experimental equipment in outdoor environments, the long preparation time of EEG experimental equipment, and the accuracy error of physiological signal acquisition are currently existing problems. In the future, research on multi-sensory and behavioral interactions and universal studies of multiple technology fusions will be the next stage of research topics. The measurement of different user differentiation needs can be explored by integrating various physiological measurements such as EEG signals and eye-tracking signals, skin electrical signals, respiration, and heart rate.

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Physiological measures of operators’ mental state in supervisory process control tasks: a scoping review

Pütz,

Mertens,

Chuang

et al. 2023

Ergonomics

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Scan-based eye tracking measures are predictive of workload transition performance

Cited by 4 publications

References 61 publications

From Selection to Design: Diverse Perspectives of Human Factors Issues in Unmanned Aerial Systems

From Selection to Design: Diverse Perspectives of Human Factors Issues in Unmanned Aerial Systems

Review of Studies on User Research Based on EEG and Eye Tracking

Physiological measures of operators’ mental state in supervisory process control tasks: a scoping review

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