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Advantages and disadvantages of physiological assessment for next generation control room design

Tran et al., 2007

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11212494962082908537
Author
Tran T
Boring R
Dudenhoeffer D
Hallbert B
Keller M
Anderson T
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2007 IEEE 8th human factors and power plants and HPRCT 13th Annual Meeting

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We propose using non-obtrusive physiological assessment (eg, eye tracking,) to assess human information processing errors (eg, loss of vigilance) and limitations (eg, workload) for advanced energy systems early in the design process. This physiological approach for …
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