Pilot State Monitoring Wearable Systems in Real Environment: Pilot’s Usability and Acceptance Feedback to Enhance Risk Management

D. Ruscio*, T. Feuerle, J. Sandgaard, Azzam-Riecher L. -P., M. Langer, K. Bayram

*Autore corrispondente per questo lavoro

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Abstract

In times of increasingly complex working environment, Airline pilots seems to be exposed to the risk of sustained cognitive demands, stress, workload that could potentially lead to cognitive fatigue. In this situation, the likelihood of human errors/mistakes could also increase. The main challenge of the present research is to validate and implement a Pilot State Monitoring (PSM) wearable system and near-infrared cameras to identify actual stress and workload levels of pilots, in real-environment flights. The setup of PSM devices into the live environment of an airline cockpit requires an assessment of technological, organizational, and safety & security aspects, including pilots’ usability and acceptance of the wearable PSM itself. A three-fold approach, adapting ISO 9241–210, was used to include the context of use and organizational requirement into the design process. Such methodological approach allows to assess the effectiveness of wearable for predicting actual pi-lot’s workload, stress, and fatigue in real-environment flights.
Lingua originaleInglese
Titolo della pubblicazione ospiteAdvances in Usability, User Experience, Wearable and Assistive Technology
EditoreSpringer Science and Business Media Deutschland GmbH
Pagine74-81
Numero di pagine8
Volume275
ISBN (stampa)978-3-030-80090-1
DOI
Stato di pubblicazionePubblicato - 2021
Pubblicato esternamente

All Science Journal Classification (ASJC) codes

  • Ingegneria del Controllo e dei Sistemi
  • Teoria dei Segnali
  • Reti e Comunicazioni Informatiche

Keywords

  • Acceptance
  • Air-line pilots
  • Fatigue
  • Human factors
  • Real environment
  • Stress
  • Systems engineering
  • UX
  • Usability
  • Workload

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