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Doctoral Dissertation

Transparency for Future Semi-Automated Systems

– Effects of transparency on

operator performance, workload and trust

TOVE HELLDIN

Information Technology

Örebro Studies in Technology 60 I ÖREBRO 2014

ÖREBRO STUDIES IN TECHNOLOGY

60 2014

TOVE HELLDINTransparency for Future Semi-Automated Systems

tove helldin is a member of the Skövde Artificial Intelligence Lab, SAIL, at the University of Skövde, Sweden. Her main research interests are Human-Computer Interaction, Information Visualization and high level Information Fusion.

In this doctoral thesis, Helldin investigates the design and development of semi-automated support systems from an operator-centered perspective. Ways of achieving automation transparency through explaining and visualizing automation meta-information are incorporated into the design of different proof-of- concept prototypes and applied during four case studies carried out within the domains of fighter aircraft, air defense and autonomous driving. The findings pinpoint important automation transparency characteristics that need to be considered during future developments of semi-automated support systems.

issn 1650-8580 isbn 978-91-7529-020-1

TOVE HELLDINTransparency for Future Semi-Automated Systems

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