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SUMMARY:CEDM10:  Decision-Making Methods
DESCRIPTION:Deriving Human-Centered Engineering Design Requirements for Ex
 ploration Extravehicular Activity Work  Aids through Narrative-Rich Use Ca
 se Scenarios\n\nUpcoming Lunar and Martian exploration extravehicular acti
 vity (EVA) will require crew to perform field geology to accomplish overar
 ching mission science goals. To support crew during science operations, te
 chnological work aids are currently in the process of being developed. How
 ever, deploying nove...\n\n\nJakob Swilley and Leia Stirling (University o
 f Michigan)\n---------------------\nInverse Counterfactual for AI-Assisted
  Decision Support: Enhancing Knowledge Elicitation for Capturing  Aircraft
  Pilot Decisions\n\nIntegrating AI into decision-support systems (DSS) for
  safety-critical tasks like piloting poses challenges for human-machine in
 teraction. DSS must align with the mental model of pilots and provide rele
 vant information. One promising approach, the Cognitive Shadow, addresses 
 this challenge by contin...\n\n\nJonay Ramon Alaman (Universite Laval); Da
 niel Lafond (Thales); Alexandre Marois (Université Laval, University of Ce
 ntral Lancashire); and Sébastien Tremblay (Université Laval)\n------------
 ---------\nDecision-Making Cues and Triggers in Proficient Pilots During I
 nadvertent Encounters With Instrument Meteorological Conditions\n\nThis st
 udy investigates the cues and triggers proficient pilots use when inadvert
 ently encountering instrument meteorological conditions under visual fligh
 t rules. Given the high fatality rate associated with such scenarios, iden
 tifying these cues and triggers and understanding how proficient pilots...
 \n\n\nJiwon Kim and Michael Dorneich (Iowa State University, Department of
  Industrial and Manufacturing Systems Engineering); Eliot Winer (Iowa Stat
 e University, Department of Mechanical Engineering); and Lori Brown and Ge
 off Whitehurst (Western Michigan University, College of Aviation)\n\nTrack
 : Cognitive Engineering & Decision Making\n\nSession Chairs: Leia Stirling
  (University of Michigan) and Mansoor Nasir (Ford Motor Company)
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