Human Performance Reliability in Command and Control Systems: The Naval Tactical Data System.

摘要

The study of human performance reliability in any real-life situation must meet at least one basic requirement: the existence of operational performance data. If performance data are not taken from operational situations, it may matter little that one has a scheme to model performance reliability. The techniques and tools are available to construct human reliability models; how useful a given model will be in predicting human performance in a given situation will depend largely on the availability of relevant data to implement the model. Swain (1969), in an overview of the status of human factors reliability analysis, concluded the primary need is for a central bank of human performance data.