Mission Management and Crew Assistance for Military Aircraft – Cognitive Concepts and Prototype Evaluation –
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This paper describes an approach to cognitive and co-operative operator assistance in the field of tactical flight mission management. A framework for a generic functional concept is derived from general considerations of human performance and cognitive engineering. A system built according to these human-centred design principles will be able to keep up with the change of situation parameters, in order to provide situational adapted operator assistance. Such a Cognitive Assistant System (e.g. Onken & Walsdorf, 2000) represents an approach to ensure the highest degree possible of situation awareness of the flight deck crew as well as a satisfactory workload level.
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