Extracting rules from expert operators to support situation awareness in maritime surveillance
Maria Nilsson,J. van Laere,Tom Ziemke,J. Edlund +3 more
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A user study conceptualises knowledge to be implemented in a rule-based application aiming at supporting situation awareness and identifies a number of identified rules emerging from organisational factors, group thinking and individual experience.Abstract:
In maritime surveillance, supporting operatorspsila situation awareness is a very important issue for enabling the possibility to detect anomalous behaviour We present a user study which conceptualises knowledge to be implemented in a rule-based application aiming at supporting situation awareness Participatory observations were used as a method for extracting operatorspsila knowledge The result of the user study is in the form of a number of identified rules emerging from organisational factors, group thinking and individual experience A description of the rule-based prototype is presented a long with the result from the user study This is also discussed together with the applicability of rule based systems and how to support situation awarenessread more
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