Toward Social Situation Awareness in Support Agents

Aviation Display Support for Situation Awareness

Image Classification to Support Emergency Situation Awareness

1 Data 61, Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization, Marsfield, NSW, Australia, 2 Data 61, Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization, Dutton Park, QLD, Australia, 3School of Computing, Engineering, and Mathematics, University of Western Sydney, Paramatta, NSW, Australia, 4 Data 61, Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization, Acton, ACT, A...

Modeling Situation Awareness in Human-Like Agents Using Mental Models

In order for agents to be able to act intelligently in an environment, a first necessary step is to become aware of the current situation in the environment. Forming such awareness is not a trivial matter. Appropriate observations should be selected by the agent, and the observation results should be interpreted and combined into one coherent picture. Humans use dedicated mental models which re...

Support for Situation Awareness in Command and Control

To support the work by military commanders and staffs, this paper presents a classification of different support tools, including Command Support, Decision Support, MultiSensor Fusion, and Information Fusion. Together, these tools would facilitate shared Situation Awareness, including knowledge of friendly as well as hostile, forces on different levels of abstraction. Externalizing the situatio...

Support for situation awareness in trustworthy ubiquitous computing application software

Due to the dynamic and ephemeral nature of ubiquitous computing (ubicomp) environments, it is especially important that the application software in ubicomp environments is trustworthy. In order to have trustworthy application software in ubicomp environments, situation-awareness (SAW) in the application software is needed for enforcing flexible security policies and detecting violations of secu...