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SUMMARY:Comparing Neural Correlates of Drone Operations in Virtual Reality
  and 2D Monitor
DESCRIPTION:Jiali Huang and Yu Hou (Western New England University), Pengk
 un Liu (Carnegie Mellon University), and Jonathan Dalton (Western New Engl
 and University)\n\nThe aim of this study is to investigate the neural corr
 elates during drone control in both VR and 2D monitor conditions. A total 
 of eight participants were instructed to control a drone and perform a hea
 t loss detection task using either VR or a 2D monitor. Electroencephalogra
 m (EEG) signals were recorded and subsequently analyzed using the dynamic 
 causal modeling (DCM) method. By comparing the laterality and the directio
 n of causal connections derived from DCM analysis, the key role of right h
 emisphere dorsolateral prefrontal cortex (dlPFC) was identified during pre
 sence sensing under the VR condition. These results may be utilized in app
 lications of the augmented cognition program as they provide the basis for
  monitoring and evaluating the engagement of users.\n\nTrack: Aerospace Sy
 stems, Perception and Performance\n\nSession Chairs: Philippe Doyon-Poulin
  (Polytechnique Montreal, CHU Sainte-Justine) and Katharine Sabo (Clemson 
 University)\n\n
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