Performance, Recovery, and Man-Machine Effectiveness

Emphasis is placed on the determination of optimal or near optimal work/rest schedules for individuals and crews to yield high performance with minimal decrement over time followed by recovery (after rest) to an acceptable high performance. The experimentation is further aimed at consideration of va...

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Main Author: Dudek,Richard A
Format: Report
Language:English
Subjects:
ATTENTION
BEHAVIOR
BIOLOGICAL RHYTHMS
CLIMATE
CYCLES
ENVIRONMENTS
EXERCISE(PHYSIOLOGY)
FATIGUE(PHYSIOLOGY)
GROUP DYNAMICS
HUMAN FACTORS ENGINEERING
Human Factors Engineering & Man Machine System
MAN MACHINE SYSTEMS
MILITARY PERSONNEL
MOTIVATION
NUTRITION
PERFORMANCE(HUMAN)
REST
Stress Physiology
VIBRATION
WORK
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Summary:Emphasis is placed on the determination of optimal or near optimal work/rest schedules for individuals and crews to yield high performance with minimal decrement over time followed by recovery (after rest) to an acceptable high performance. The experimentation is further aimed at consideration of various task levels and differing conditions of environment. Experimentation in progress continues to focus attention on the assessment of human performance under continuous operations or relatively long term activity (2 hours or more of activity). See also report dated 15 Sep 71, AD-729 964.