Exploring the Relationship between Mental Workload, Variation in Performance and Physiological Parameters
作者： A. Marinescu , S. Sharples , A.C. Ritchie , T. Sánchez López , M. McDowell
DOI: 10.1016/J.IFACOL.2016.10.618
关键词: Psychology 、 Simulation 、 Applied psychology 、 Mental arithmetic 、 Workload 、 Cognition 、 Task (project management) 、 Variation (game tree)
摘要: Abstract: Real time non-intrusive mental workload level estimation may lead to significant improvements in the design and operation of future flight decks, reducing cognitive demand on pilots. This study explores relationship between workload, variation performance objective physiological measures. The presented was performed laboratory conditions required participants perform a custom-designed tracking task with elements arithmetic that imposed varying levels workload. data collected consisted of: measurements (heart inter-beat intervals, breathing rate, facial thermography); subjective ratings from (ISA NASA-TLX); measured within task. Initial results suggest thermography as good candidate for temperature variations some areas, example nose, appear relate well changes by measures performing
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