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Area of Coverage 1 Cognitive Workload 1 Cognitive workload 1 Conceptual framework 1 Information processing 1 Informationsverarbeitung 1 Intelligence Surveillance and Reconnaissance 1 Kognitive Arbeitsbelastung 1 Konzeptioneller Rahmen 1 Situation awareness 1 Situationsbewusstsein 1 Target Identification 1 Teleoperation 1 cognitive workload 1 computer-mediated communications 1 heuristic systematic model 1 videoconferencing 1
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English 2 Undetermined 1
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Baumann, Martin 1 Damm, Nicole 1 Deml, Barbara 1 Evans, Dakota C 1 Eziolisa, Osita 1 Fendley, Mary E 1 Ferran, Carlos 1 Reiser, Julian Elias 1 Watts, Stephanie 1
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International Journal of Monitoring and Surveillance Technologies Research (IJMSTR) 1 Management Science 1 Zeitschrift für Arbeitswissenschaft 1
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Understanding teleoperation: A human-centered framework for workplace design
Damm, Nicole; Reiser, Julian Elias; Baumann, Martin; … - In: Zeitschrift für Arbeitswissenschaft 79 (2025) 4, pp. 581-593
This article introduces a psychologically grounded framework to describe cognitive demands in the teleoperation of highly automated agents. It builds on established models of information processing, situation awareness, and occupational stress to explain how remote operators perceive, process,...
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Investigation of Human Monitoring Capabilities for Multiple Watch Windows
Eziolisa, Osita; Evans, Dakota C; Fendley, Mary E - In: International Journal of Monitoring and Surveillance … 4 (2016) 3, pp. 21-34
can be manipulated in tasking to maintain appropriate levels of cognitive workload. …
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Videoconferencing in the Field: A Heuristic Processing Model
Ferran, Carlos; Watts, Stephanie - In: Management Science 54 (2008) 9, pp. 1565-1578
This research uses dual-process cognitive theory to describe how people process information differently when it is delivered via videoconference rather than when it is delivered face-to-face. According to this theory, relative to face-to-face communication, people in videoconferences tend to be...
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