Short Title:
Automate Metrics
Responsible HRP Element:
Human Factors and Behavioral Performance
Funding Status:
Active - Currently funded and in progress
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Aims:
Flight crews will increasingly rely on automated technological systems to support mission goals and sustain onboard life support systems as long duration space exploration (LDSE) becomes more complex. Safety and efficiency of human-automation team performance will be of paramount importance to establish criteria in which safety and efficiency can be characterized in human-automation teams.
- Develop a framework for guiding evaluation of human-automation system safety and performance by leveraging previous research related to this topic.
- Understand measurement trends that exist in human-automation interaction research and identify measures used to quantify safety and performance in human-automation systems.
- Design and develop a theoretically-driven and practical metrics toolkit that characterizes the safety and performance of a human automation interaction
Mitigation/Partial mitigation of the gap/risk: This task will help mitigate the Risk of Inadequate Design of Human and Automation/Robotic Integration through the development of a toolkit that identifies and facilitates the measurement of safety
and efficiency of human-automation systems. This effort aids in establishing
requirements for effective human-automation system performance, contributing to HARI-03.
Other Resources
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Yes
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Category:
Study Results
Subcategory:
Customer Requested Study or Analysis
Description:
Final report with recommended guidelines for mitigating the risk of inadequate design of human and automation/robotic integration as it pertains to the development of safety and efficiency metrics for human automation systems. The guidelines will be considered for addition to appropriate NASA Standards, Evidence Reports and the Human Integration Design Handbook.
Internal Customers:
Human Factors and Behavioral Performance
External Customers:
None
Category:
Technology or Tool
Subcategory:
Computational Models or Simulations
Description:
A metrics toolkit will be delivered to Human Factors/HFBP. The toolkit will characterize the methods to measure the safety and efficiency of a human automation interaction along the HARI system life cycle.
Internal Customers:
Human Factors and Behavioral Performance
External Customers:
None