Technological advances have led to physiological measurement being increasingly used to
measure and predict operator states. Mental workload (MWL) in particular has been …

Mental workload (MWL) can affect human performance and is considered critical in the
design and evaluation of complex human-machine systems. While numerous physiological …

In aviation, any detail can have massive consequences. Among the potential sources of
failure, human error is still the most troublesome to handle. Therefore, research concerning …

Technological advances in avionics systems and components have facilitated the
introduction of progressively more integrated and automated Human-Machine Interfaces …

The sensitivity of NASA-TLX scale, modified Cooper–Harper (MCH) scale and the mean
inter-beat interval (IBI) of successive heart beats, as measures of pilot mental workload …

Most general aviation accidents result from pilot errors while flying under visual flight rules
(VFR), many of which are linked to situation awareness prone to meteorological and …

Although the objective assessment of mental workload has been a focus of human factors
research, few studies have investigated stakeholders' attitudes towards its implementation in …

Background Pilots must process multiple streams of information simultaneously. Mental
workload is one of the main issues in man–machine interactive mode when dealing with …

In general, the fighter pilots are required to engage themselves entirely during flight
operations involved in air-to-air combat while in the cockpit of a fighter aircraft. The …

Pilot mental fatigue is a growing concern in the aviation field due to its significant
contributions to human errors and aviation accidents. Long work hours, sleep loss, circadian …