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28 November 2000 Human-computer interaction for alert warning and attention allocation systems of the multimodal watchstation
Richard W. Obermayer, William A. Nugent
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The SPAWAR Systems Center San Diego is currently developing an advanced Multi-Modal Watchstation (MMWS); design concepts and software from this effort are intended for transition to future United States Navy surface combatants. The MMWS features multiple flat panel displays and several modes of user interaction, including voice input and output, natural language recognition, 3D audio, stylus and gestural inputs. In 1999, an extensive literature review was conducted on basic and applied research concerned with alerting and warning systems. After summarizing that literature, a human computer interaction (HCI) designer's guide was prepared to support the design of an attention allocation subsystem (AAS) for the MMWS. The resultant HCI guidelines are being applied in the design of a fully interactive AAS prototype. An overview of key findings from the literature review, a proposed design methodology with illustrative examples, and an assessment of progress made in implementing the HCI designers guide are presented.
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Richard W. Obermayer and William A. Nugent "Human-computer interaction for alert warning and attention allocation systems of the multimodal watchstation", Proc. SPIE 4126, Integrated Command Environments, (28 November 2000); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.407536
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KEYWORDS
Human-computer interaction

Extremely high frequency

Visualization

Haptic technology

Computing systems

Sensors

3D displays

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