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A Systems Modeling Approach To Support Human-Agent Team Performance For Combat Identification, Clayton W. Couch
A Systems Modeling Approach To Support Human-Agent Team Performance For Combat Identification, Clayton W. Couch
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Combat Identification (CID) in an air-to-air combat context is a highly complex cognitive task that requires the operator to make rapid, high consequence decisions. To accomplish CID, fighter aircrew must attend to and perceive a broad range of information while concurrently building situation awareness (SA) and conducting other tasks. While existing automated agents are available to help fighter aircrew with this CID task, they are designed for a very narrow subset of the overall task and are not well suited for human-agent teaming. An interdependence analysis of the human operator and supporting machine agents conducted for this task support the …