Titlebook: Verification and Validation of Complex Systems: Human Factors Issues; John A. Wise,V. David Hopkin,Paul Stager Conference proceedings 1993

功多汁水

micronized

Resilience Theory and System Evaluationrtual impossibility of accurately predicting the future, every decision — for example, whether to manufacture a new technology, open or close a school, hospital, or mine — implies a vision of futurity. Either implicitly or explicitly, those involved are making assumptions about such variables as soc

山間窄路

overrule

Palate

Validation in Complex Systems: Behavioral Issuesdiscussion of automation issues in complex operational systems (Wise, Hopkin, & Smith, 1991) system performance was seen to depend both on the functionality inherent in the engineering design and on the interactive processes between the operators and the system, including the operators’ perceptions

閑逛

Defining Human-Centered System Issues for Verifying and Validating Air Traffic Control Systemsin air traffic volume. The next ten years will witness a dramatic overhaul of computer hardware and software in enroute and terminal facilities to accommodate future growth in air traffic activities. From a human factors perspective, notable changes are the new controller workstations or sector-suit