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DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE
HUMAN FACTORS ENGINEERING
TECHNICAL ADVISORY GROUP
(DOD HFE TAG)
MEETING 71
CO-HOSTS: FAA AND DHS
WILLIAM J. HUGHES TECHNICAL CENTER,
ATLANTIC CITY
22–25 MAY 2017 | ATLANTIC CITY, NJ

TABLE OF CONTENTS
General Information ...................................1 Human Performance Measurement – Session I
Agenda ..............................................................61
Announcements ............................................3
Abstracts ............................................................62
Event Highlights ...........................................4 Human Performance Measurement – Session II
Building Floor Plan .....................................5 Agenda ..............................................................67
Abstracts ............................................................69
Meeting Theme..............................................6
Mixed Reality
Agenda ...............................................................7 Agenda ..............................................................71
Abstracts ............................................................72
Plenary Session Speaker Bios ...............9
Modeling & Simulation – Session I
Workshop ........................................................14 Agenda ..............................................................74
Session Agendas and Abstracts Abstracts ............................................................75
Modeling & Simulation – Session II
Controls & Displays – Session I
Agenda ..............................................................16 Agenda ..............................................................78
Abstracts ............................................................17 Abstracts ............................................................79
Personnel
Controls & Displays – Session II
Agenda ..............................................................22 Agenda ..............................................................82
Abstracts ............................................................23 Abstracts ............................................................83
System Safety/ Health Hazards/Survivability
Cyber Security Special Interest Group
Agenda ..............................................................87
Agenda ..............................................................26
Abstracts ............................................................89
Abstracts ............................................................27
Tech Society/Industry
Design: Tools & Techniques
Agenda ..............................................................92
Agenda ..............................................................30
Abstracts ............................................................93
Abstracts ............................................................31
Training
Extreme Environments
Agenda ..............................................................97
Agenda ..............................................................36
Abstracts ............................................................98
Abstracts ............................................................37
Trust in Autonomy Special Interest Group
Healthcare Special Interest Group – Session I
Agenda ............................................................103
Agenda ..............................................................42
Abstracts ..........................................................104
Abstracts ............................................................43
Unmanned Systems
Healthcare Special Interest Group – Session II
Agenda ............................................................108
Agenda ..............................................................48
Abstracts ..........................................................109
Abstracts ............................................................49
HFE/HSI – Session I Poster Sessions ..........................................113
Agenda ..............................................................52
Executive Committee ..............................118
Abstracts ............................................................53
TAG meeting 71
HFE/HSI – Session II
Chair Contact List ....................................118
Agenda ..............................................................57
Abstracts ............................................................59 Participant Contact List ........................119
i DOD HFE TAG MEETING 71 | 22–25 MAY 2017 | ATLANTIC CITY, NJ
ii DOD HFE TAG MEETING 71 | 22–25 MAY 2017 | ATLANTIC CITY, NJ
GENERAL INFORMATION
Meeting Facilities presentation to the session chair a week prior
to the meeting and bring a copy with you.
All meeting functions other than the tours will
be held on the main floor of the William J.
Poster Sessions
Hughes Technical Center. A map of the facil-
ities may be found on page 4–5 of the program. All poster sessions will be held after the plenary
session on Tuesday in a designated area of the
cafeteria. Posters will be attached to dividers
Registration
using Velcro. Locating the posters in the
Registration is free for federal employees. The cafeteria will allow an extended viewing time
registration desk will be located at the table for the posters. Authors of posters are asked
outside of the auditorium from 7:30 AM until to have their posters in place by the end of the
11:30 AM Monday through Wednesday. To plenary session and may leave their posters in
avoid lines, members are strongly encouraged place until Thursday afternoon.
to preregister. All attendees must register.
Coffee Breaks
Tours
There are vending machines near the cafeteria
Due to limited capacity tours are available for and there is a cafeteria that will be open from
those who preregistered only. 7:00 AM until 3:30 PM.
Meeting Rooms ATM Machine
All meeting rooms for the sessions are located An ATM machine is located on the main level
on the first floor of the William J Hughes of the WJHTC as indicated on the map. The
Technical Center. Note that some of the rooms Jersey Shore Federal Credit Union is also
have limited capacity. Room locations may located on the main level.
change based on capacity needs, so please
check the schedules on the door or check on
Non Smoking Policy
the social media site to make sure your room
has not changed. Smoking is not allowed in the building at
any time. Smoking is allowed in designated
Session chairs are encouraged to solicit presen-
areas only. Please see the map for designated
tations from the individuals in their sessions at
smoking areas. Note that if you leave the
least 1 week prior to the meeting and load the
building to smoke, you will need someone to let
presentations on the computers in the desig-
you back into the building.
nated meeting rooms. This will save time.
Badges
Audiovisual Equipment for
All persons attending the meeting must wear
Talks
their government-issued identification badge
LCD Projectors (e.g., for PowerPoint presenta- or visitors pass at all times when at the facility.
tions) and PC laptop computers will be provided Government ID or visitor’s badges must be
in each meeting room. VGA cables will be visible at all times.
available if needed. Please give a copy of your
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GENERAL INFORMATION
Cell Phone Use Social Media
Please silence all cell phones and other Stay up-to-date by following the DoD HFE
mobile devices while attending sessions. Cell TAG on Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter (@
phones may be used in designated areas only. DoDHFETAG).
Designated areas include the Cafeteria, in the
Atrium under the airplane, between the double Parking
doors near the CAD rooms.
Special parking and security will be set up
for the DoD TAG. Once you are on Amelia
Photography
Earhart Blvd there will be signs directing you
Attendees may not take photos or make video or to a gate on the right where you will park and
audio recordings of the speakers or their visual obtain a pass (Gate 18 - just before the Security
aids without the permission of the speakers. Operations Center Building). There will be
personnel available to check you in. Please have
WI-FI Access your ID. Once you are checked in someone will
direct you to the shuttle van/bus. The shuttle
Participants who need WI-FI access while at the
van/bus will take you to the meeting location
meeting can pick up directions for connecting
within the main building of the William J.
to the guest WI-FI at the registration desk.
Hughes Technical Center.
Message Board
A message board will be available by the regis- Please do not bring firearms (such as service
tration desk for posting hard-copy messages revolvers) with you.
and announcements.
On Google Maps, you can search for Amelia Earhart Blvd., Egg Harbor Township, NJ
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Facilitators at TAG 71. Content will focus on HF related to
patient safety. The new HFHC SubTAG can be
For the first time, facilitators will be present
expected to attract new individual participant
at this meeting. NASA has provided support
members to the TAG from agencies such as the
for facilitators to be present at the meeting
FDA, NIH Agency for Healthcare Research and
and capture important information. The goal
Quality, and various Chem-Bio programs in
is to build upon collaborative efforts, facil-
defense and homeland security. It also provides
itate information exchange, describe specific
a home for growing application of historically
products and benefits of TAG meetings, and
medical knowledge to legacy HF research.
actively facilitate and document collaborations
that leverage the work of the organizations in
Invitation to new TAG members
attendance.
from the Healthcare HF
community
TAG Welcomes Veterans Health
By its Charter and Governance, any Federal
Administration
employee with a stake in human factors is
The DoD HFE TAG and affiliates NASA, FAA, welcome as a participant and member of the
and DHS are pleased to welcome its newest TAG. TAG meetings are government sponsored
affiliate, the VHA. The TAG provides a federal without registration fees by its DOD Proponent,
interagency venue for VHA and the Defense preapproved for DOD travel, and are hosted by
Health Agency (DHA) to collaborate with agency affiliated on government facilities on a
each other and with other federal department rotational schedule. The Charter also provides a
and agency HFE experts and stakeholders means by which non federally employed repre-
to leverage expertise and improve the safety sentatives of Human Factors- relevant technical
and effectiveness of medical and healthcare societies and industry can be nominated and
delivery systems. credentialed as TAG members by the Executive
Board for 2 year renewable terms. All other
participants in TAG venues are by conditional
Caucuses
invitation of the TAG Chair. (These are guests,
All registered meeting participants are invited typically academic or industry PIs on federal
to participate in their respective service caucus research funds nominated for invitation to
on Wednesday. present their work in SubTAG sessions by their
TAG Member program managers).
NEW Human Factors in
Healthcare SubTAG Future Meeting Information:
TAG 72
Per TAG procedures a HF in Healthcare
(HFHC) SubTAG Special Interest Group (SIG) TAG 72 will be hosted by the Air Force. Date
will hold both formation and content session(s) and location TBD.
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EVENT HIGHLIGHTS
MONDAY, MAY 22 FAA/NASA RTT (Closed meeting)
The FAA /NASA Research Transition Team
New Member Orientation
meeting allows the FAA and NASA to discuss
If you are new to the DoD HFE TAG, have
and coordinate research.
recently missed a few of our annual meetings,
or simply want to reconnect with new friends Executive committee meeting
and old, please join the DoD HFE TAG 71 (Closed Meeting)
Executive Committee and a host of other
veteran colleagues for an informal, informative Human Modeling and Simulation
discussion about the TAG. It is the perfect time Workshop
for introductions, networking, and to receive a
brief overview of the TAG including our organi- TUESDAY, MAY 23
zational structure, history, strategic partner-
Plenary Session
ships, products, as well as current news. Plus,
we want to get to know you - our new members! Poster Session
Expect for New Member Orientation to last no
more than 45–60 mins. WEDNESDAY, MAY 24
SAE G-45 (closed meeting) Service Caucuses
In concert with and in support of systems All participants are encouraged to join in their
engineering, the Human Systems Integration respective service caucus meetings.
(HSI) Committee focuses on processes, tools,
requirements, and guidelines to assure satis-
THURSDAY, MAY 25
factory human-system integration. Committee
scope includes human factors Engineering HSI MIL-HDBK Working Group
(HFE); manpower, personnel and training
Tours
(MPT); environment, safety and occupa-
Tours of some of the facilities such as the
tional health (ESOH); personnel survivability
NextGen Integration Evaluation Capability,
and habitability. The primary focus areas of
the Research, Development & Human Factors
the SAE G-45 HSI committee are: defining,
Laboratory, the Integration and Interoperability
assessing and optimizing human-system
Facility, the Coast Guard Facility and the
interfaces; maximizing human and human-
Transportation Security Laboratory.
system performance and; minimizing person-
nel-driven customer ownership costs. Human
modeling and design for ease of maintenance
are included within the G-45 scope.
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EVENT HIGHLIGHTS
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MEETING THEME:
Making Sense of Big Data: The role of
Human Factors Engineering in Surviving
and Thriving in a World of Ubiquitous Data
We are moving toward a culture that is increasingly data-driven. New
sources of data provide a wealth of information on human and system
performance, yet the sheer volume of data can be daunting. Government
entities have access to an amazing velocity, volume, and variety of infor-
mation on systems and the users of the systems. Figuring out how to effec-
tively leverage this data is an issue being faced by all branches of the
government. Major corporations are already making progress in this area,
using analytics to derive meaningful insights from data and converting
knowledge into action. Although the right data at the right time have the
potential to improve decision making, lead to new insights, improve opera-
tional effectiveness, and save lives, too much data or data that are not
organized in the right way can be a liability, overwhelming users and
hindering decision making. Technological advances have made it possible to
generate large volumes of data, but what do we do with them once we have
access? Do we have the tools and expertise to make meaningful decisions?
Can we pull data from isolated silos and combine them in ways to dynami-
cally resolve our pressing issues? Are we prepared to meet the challenges
of dealing with terabytes or petabytes of data? Do we have insight on how
to organize and display data without overwhelming the user? No single
agency has the expertise or budget to address all of these questions in
isolation; however, combining knowledge across agencies can significantly
boost progress. This meeting seeks to take a broad agency perspective by
sharing tools, lessons, and insights for addressing the big data problem.
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