NASA NTRS · 20090041622
Information Presentation
Abstract
The goal of the Information Presentation Directed Research Project (DRP) is to address design questions related to the presentation of information to the crew. In addition to addressing display design issues associated with information formatting, style, layout, and interaction, the Information Presentation DRP is also working toward understanding the effects of extreme environments encountered in space travel on information processing. Work is also in progress to refine human factors-based design tools, such as human performance modeling, that will supplement traditional design techniques and help ensure that optimal information design is accomplished in the most cost-efficient manner. The major areas of work, or subtasks, within the Information Presentation DRP for FY10 are: 1) Displays, 2) Controls, 3) Procedures and Fault Management, and 4) Human Performance Modeling. The poster will highlight completed and planned work for each subtask.
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Holden, Kritina L., Thompson, Shelby G., Sandor, Aniko, McCann, Robert S., Kaiser, Mary K., Adelstein, Barnard D., Begault, Durand R., Beutter, Brent R., Stone, Leland S., Godfroy, Martine. 2009-01-01. Information Presentation. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20090041622
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