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Naturalistic Decision Making for Power System Operators

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Naturalistic Decision Making for Power System Operators
Motivation – Investigations of large-scale outages in the North American interconnected electric system often attribute the causes to three T’s: Trees, Training and Tools. To document and understand the mental processes used by expert operators when making critical decisions, a naturalistic decision making (NDM) model was developed. Transcripts of conversations were analyzed to reveal and assess NDM-based performance criteria. Findings/Design – An item analysis indicated that the operators’ Situation Awareness Levels, mental models, and mental simulations can be mapped at different points in the training scenario. This may identify improved training methods or analytical/ visualization tools. Originality/Value – This study applies for the first time, the concepts of Recognition Primed Decision Making, Situation Awareness Levels and Cognitive Task Analysis to training of electric power system operators. Take away message – The NDM approach provides a viable framework for sy...
Frank L. Greitzer, Robin Podmore, Marck Robinson,
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Type Journal
Year 2010
Where IJHCI
Authors Frank L. Greitzer, Robin Podmore, Marck Robinson, Pamela Ey
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