Abstract: A general model for the benefit evaluation of multiship training simulation systems is ... more Abstract: A general model for the benefit evaluation of multiship training simulation systems is presented. The benefit measures derived are oriented toward allowing benefit-cost evaluations of proposed alternative simulation systems. The model is based on empirical ...
Abstract: This paper presents a general model that allows for the benefit-cost evaluation of mult... more Abstract: This paper presents a general model that allows for the benefit-cost evaluation of multiship training simulation systems that provides a decision-assisting tool to Air Force managers. The usefulness of the model is demonstrated by means of an application which ...
Proceedings of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society ... Annual Meeting, Sep 1, 2010
An effort is under way to roadmap for investigations aimed at developing robust and broadly-appli... more An effort is under way to roadmap for investigations aimed at developing robust and broadly-applicable methods for “accelerated learning” (Hoffman, et al., 2009). This includes methods for: (1) Facilitating the acquisition of expertise in mission or organization-critical specializations and (2) Retaining that expertise in the form of both personnel capabilities and organizational knowledge. Achievement of the objective will be made possible through a collaboration of scientists and government specialists in areas of training and expertise studies. Panelists will discuss differing perspectives on the concept of accelerated learning, highlighting prospects, issues, and methodological challenges.
Journal of Cognitive Engineering and Decision Making, Dec 1, 2009
We provide a review and analysis of much of the published literature on decision making that is r... more We provide a review and analysis of much of the published literature on decision making that is relevant to the design of immersive environments. This review draws from the basic and applied literature in order to provide insight for the design of such synthetic environments. Included in this review are articles and books cited in other works, and articles and books obtained from an Internet search. Issues discussed are (a) an overview of immersive decision environments; (b) dual-process decision making; (c) training robust intuitive decision making; (d) combining analytical and intuitive processing in immersive environments; and (e) concluding remarks. For the development of robust decision making in immersive environments, intuitive reasoning should be emphasized by creating an immersive situation and by providing for the development of automatic processing through implicit learning, with the latter reinforced by explicit thought processes. Considerations of the literature on decision making will provide insight for future design solutions for immersive decision environments.
AIRCREW TRAINING AND ASSESSMENT Edited by Harold F. O'Neil Jr. University of Southern Califo... more AIRCREW TRAINING AND ASSESSMENT Edited by Harold F. O'Neil Jr. University of Southern California/CRESST Dee H. Andrews Warfighter Training Research Division US Air Force Research Laboratory LAWRENCE ERLBAUM ASSOCIATES, PUBLISHERS 2000 Mahwah, N
Abstract: A general model for the benefit evaluation of multiship training simulation systems is ... more Abstract: A general model for the benefit evaluation of multiship training simulation systems is presented. The benefit measures derived are oriented toward allowing benefit-cost evaluations of proposed alternative simulation systems. The model is based on empirical ...
Abstract: This paper presents a general model that allows for the benefit-cost evaluation of mult... more Abstract: This paper presents a general model that allows for the benefit-cost evaluation of multiship training simulation systems that provides a decision-assisting tool to Air Force managers. The usefulness of the model is demonstrated by means of an application which ...
Proceedings of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society ... Annual Meeting, Sep 1, 2010
An effort is under way to roadmap for investigations aimed at developing robust and broadly-appli... more An effort is under way to roadmap for investigations aimed at developing robust and broadly-applicable methods for “accelerated learning” (Hoffman, et al., 2009). This includes methods for: (1) Facilitating the acquisition of expertise in mission or organization-critical specializations and (2) Retaining that expertise in the form of both personnel capabilities and organizational knowledge. Achievement of the objective will be made possible through a collaboration of scientists and government specialists in areas of training and expertise studies. Panelists will discuss differing perspectives on the concept of accelerated learning, highlighting prospects, issues, and methodological challenges.
Journal of Cognitive Engineering and Decision Making, Dec 1, 2009
We provide a review and analysis of much of the published literature on decision making that is r... more We provide a review and analysis of much of the published literature on decision making that is relevant to the design of immersive environments. This review draws from the basic and applied literature in order to provide insight for the design of such synthetic environments. Included in this review are articles and books cited in other works, and articles and books obtained from an Internet search. Issues discussed are (a) an overview of immersive decision environments; (b) dual-process decision making; (c) training robust intuitive decision making; (d) combining analytical and intuitive processing in immersive environments; and (e) concluding remarks. For the development of robust decision making in immersive environments, intuitive reasoning should be emphasized by creating an immersive situation and by providing for the development of automatic processing through implicit learning, with the latter reinforced by explicit thought processes. Considerations of the literature on decision making will provide insight for future design solutions for immersive decision environments.
AIRCREW TRAINING AND ASSESSMENT Edited by Harold F. O'Neil Jr. University of Southern Califo... more AIRCREW TRAINING AND ASSESSMENT Edited by Harold F. O'Neil Jr. University of Southern California/CRESST Dee H. Andrews Warfighter Training Research Division US Air Force Research Laboratory LAWRENCE ERLBAUM ASSOCIATES, PUBLISHERS 2000 Mahwah, N
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