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Humane Intelligence: A Human Factors Perspective for Developing Intelligent Cockpits

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A different way of looking at the pilot's role in the intelligent cockpit is developed, and knowledge concerning human cognition is meshed with the capabilities and limitations of artificial intelligence.
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A human factors perspective for creating intelligent cockpits is described and explained. A conceptualized interface among the pilots, mental models, and human information technologies is proposed wherein knowledge concerning human cognition is meshed with the capabilities and limitations of artificial intelligence (AI). Necessarily, a different way of looking at the pilot's role in the intelligent cockpit is developed.

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Behavioral and organizational considerations in the design of information systems and processes for planning and decision support

TL;DR: In this article, the authors discuss performance determinants and design requirements for systems and processes for planning and decision support, and some recommendations and interpretations are given concerning both contemporary efforts and needed future efforts.
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Behavioral and Organizational Considerations in the Design of Information Systems and Processes for Planning and Decision Support

TL;DR: Determinants of performance of systems and processes for planning and decision support are discussed and some recommendations and interpretations are given concerning both contemporary efforts and needed future efforts.
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Beyond the sterile cockpit

TL;DR: The author advances the view that the time-honored recommendation that humans should serve as monitors of automatic devices must be reconsidered, and that the human must be brought back into a more active role in the control loop, aided by decision support systems.
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Developments in conversation theory—Part 1

TL;DR: This paper is the first in a series describing developments in conversation theory and related work during the past 8 years.
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Cockpit Automation Technology: A Further Look

TL;DR: It is indicated that a well human factored methodology is no simple matter, yet remains important to develop.