Situation Awareness and Workload in Aviation

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Stress, Cognition, and Human Performance: A Literature Review and Conceptual Framework (2013, methodology): “This process is believed to be similar to what has been described in the situation models literature (Zwaan & Madden, 2004, O’Brien, Cook, & Peracchi, 2004), and that encapsulated by research on situation assessment and awareness (McCarley, Wickens, Goh, & Horrey, 2002; Uhlarik & Comerford, 2002; Wi”
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A Random Glance at the Flight Deck: Pilots' Scanning Strategies and the Real-Time Assessment of Mental Workload (2007, background): “The analysis of mental workload has increasingly gained in popularity within the aviation domain (Kantowitz & Casper, 1988; Wickens, 2002).”
Modeling and Predicting Mental Workload in En Route Air Traffic Control: Critical Review and Broader Implications (2007, background): “Similarly, in modern aircraft, pilots are provided with host of automated flight control systems that automate tasks such as status monitoring and flight mode (e.g., climb, cruise descend; Kantowitz, 1994; Wickens, 2002).”