Cognitive Workload and Psychophysiological Parameters During Multitask Activity in Helicopter Pilots | Zendy

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Cognitive Workload and Psychophysiological Parameters During Multitask Activity in Helicopter Pilots

Author(s) -

Sophie Gaetan,

Erick Dousset,

Tanguy Marqueste,

Lionel Bringoux,

Christophe Bourdin,

JeanLouis Vercher,

Patricia Besson

Publication year - 2015

Publication title -

aerospace medicine and human performance

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

SCImago Journal Rank - 0.315

H-Index - 69

eISSN - 2375-6322

pISSN - 2375-6314

DOI - 10.3357/amhp.4228.2015

Subject(s) - workload , hum , cognition , aviation medicine , psychology , aeronautics , physical medicine and rehabilitation , simulation , computer science , engineering , medicine , neuroscience , performance art , operating system , art , art history

Helicopter pilots are involved in a complex multitask activity, implying overuse of cognitive resources, which may result in piloting task impairment or in decision-making failure. Studies usually investigate this phenomenon in well-controlled, poorly ecological situations by focusing on the correlation between physiological values and either cognitive workload or emotional state. This study aimed at jointly exploring workload induced by a realistic simulated helicopter flight mission and emotional state, as well as physiological markers.

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