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spelling ndltd-OhioLink-oai-etd.ohiolink.edu-wright12456405612021-08-03T06:16:58Z Multi-UAV Control: An Envisioned World Design Problem Stilson, Mona T. Design Cognitive Work Analysis Cognitive Systems Engineering Ecological Interface Design Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Multi-Aircraft Management Multi-UAV Control Human Computer Interface Design Timeline Display Predator Unmanned Aerial Vehicle assets are in high demand in the theater of operations for supporting the Global War on Terror and this demand is expected to increase. This work involved exploratory case study research into the envisioned world design problem of networked Predator multi-UAV control, as a candidate for meeting higher Predator sortie requirements without the need for a one for one increase in pilots. The concept involves the development of a potential new position for controlling multiple UAVs, called the Multi-Aircraft Manager (MAM). The goal was to analyze work requirements and develop representational models of the structure of this new work domain and develop an initial MAM display design representation (with a temporal emphasis) as a first hypothesis for an iterative program of evaluation and refinement. An additional goal was to discover and document, through this case study, what analysis methods explored helped to inform the design of the display representations. The MAM Tasking and Timeline Display was ecologically designed and mapped from the MAM cognitive work analysis (CWA) as a hypothesis of the work support the MAM will need to perform multi-aircraft management within a Global Unmanned Air System (UAS) work environment. This display includes timeline, status, and workload management vantages intended to complement the traditional geospatial map-based displays used by UAV pilots. This conceptual low fidelity display was used to both further the discussion of MAM among domain practitioners in a concrete way, enrich the work analysis, as well as to gather more display design requirements. The display concept served as an artifact to assist potential future users of MAM displays in envisioning the possibilities for supporting MAM. This is only the first step in an iterative program of evaluation and display refinement research needed for evolving the MAM vision concept and developing advanced human computer interface (HCI) displays in support of MAM. 2008 English text Wright State University / OhioLINK http://rave.ohiolink.edu/etdc/view?acc_num=wright1245640561 http://rave.ohiolink.edu/etdc/view?acc_num=wright1245640561 unrestricted This thesis or dissertation is protected by copyright: all rights reserved. It may not be copied or redistributed beyond the terms of applicable copyright laws.
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language English
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topic Design
Cognitive Work Analysis
Cognitive Systems Engineering
Ecological Interface Design
Unmanned Aerial Vehicle
Multi-Aircraft Management
Multi-UAV Control
Human Computer Interface Design
Timeline Display
spellingShingle Design
Cognitive Work Analysis
Cognitive Systems Engineering
Ecological Interface Design
Unmanned Aerial Vehicle
Multi-Aircraft Management
Multi-UAV Control
Human Computer Interface Design
Timeline Display
Stilson, Mona T.
Multi-UAV Control: An Envisioned World Design Problem
author Stilson, Mona T.
author_facet Stilson, Mona T.
author_sort Stilson, Mona T.
title Multi-UAV Control: An Envisioned World Design Problem
title_short Multi-UAV Control: An Envisioned World Design Problem
title_full Multi-UAV Control: An Envisioned World Design Problem
title_fullStr Multi-UAV Control: An Envisioned World Design Problem
title_full_unstemmed Multi-UAV Control: An Envisioned World Design Problem
title_sort multi-uav control: an envisioned world design problem
publisher Wright State University / OhioLINK
publishDate 2008
url http://rave.ohiolink.edu/etdc/view?acc_num=wright1245640561
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