Human Performance in Automated and Autonomous Systems-Current Theory and Methods

Chapter 1 Designing Wearable Interfaces for People Who Have Hard Jobs
Matthew Ward, James Wen, James Head, & William S. Helton
Chapter 2 Humans and Automated Decision Aids: A Match Made in Heaven?
Kathleen L. Mosier & Dietrich Manzey
Chapter 3 The Quest for Alternatives to “Levels of Automation” and “Task Allocation”
Robert R. Hoffman & Matthew Johnson
Chapter 4 Why Representations Matter: Designing to Support Productive Thinking
John M. Flach & Kevin B. Bennett
Chapter 5 Vigilance and Workload in Automated Systems: Patterns of Association, Dissociation, and Insensitivity
James L. Szalma & Victoria L. Claypoole
Chapter 6 Theoretical Perspectives on Adaptive Automation
Mark W. Scerbo
Chapter 7 Fatigue, Automation, and Autonomy: Challenges for Operator Attention, Effort, and Trust
Gerald Matthews, Ryan Wohleber, Jinchao Lin, & April Rose Panganiban
Chapter 8 Human-Automation Interaction and the Challenge of Maintaining Situation Awareness in Future
Autonomous Vehicles
Mica R. Endsley
Chapter 9 Human Factors Issues Regarding Automation Trust in UAS Operation, Selection, and Training
Mustapha Mouloua, James Ferraro, Alexandra Kaplan, Phillip Mangos, & Peter A. Hancock
Chapter 10 Autonomous Systems Theory and Design and a Paradox of Automation for Safety
David Kaber
Chapter 11 Workload and Attention Management in Automated Vehicles
Joonbum Lee, Vindhya Venkatraman, John L. Campbell, & Christian M. Richard
Chapter 12 Attention Management in Highly Autonomous Driving
Carryl L. Baldwin & Ian McCandliss
Chapter 13 To Autonomy and Beyond
Peter A. Hancock
Chapter 14 Teleology for Technology
Peter A. Hancock
Chapter 15 The Axial Age of Artificial Autonomy
Peter A. Hancock