Command And Control Experiment Design Using Dimensional Analysis

Command and Control Experiment Design Using Dimensional Analysis

Dimensional analysis is a method used in the design and analysis of experiments in the physical and engineering sciences. When a functional relation between variables is hypothesized, dimensional analysis can be used to check the completeness of the relation and to reduce the number of experimental variables. The approach is extended to include dimensions pertinent to experiments containing cognitive aspects so that it can be used in the design of multi-person experiments. The proposed extension is demonstrated by applying it to a single decisionmaker experiment already completed. New results from that experiment are described. (FR).

Analysis, Design and Evaluation of Man-Machine Systems 1989

The twenty-seven papers cover recent advances in both empirical and theoretical aspects of man-machine interaction with special emphasis on the subjects of man-automation and man-computer interaction. They provide information on a subject which has grown rapidly in importance during recent years.

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