Objective
The objective of ARCHIE is to develop workstation technology for use in the broad field of control. The ARCHIE project aims to provide three functions to make a workstation environment more suitable for high-workload, time-critical, safety-critical operations:
- detection of operator errors and their circumvention by software means
- use of multiple channels and multiple media to avoid over-dependence on any particular interface medium
- large-scale use of operator performance monitoring to detect overloads or inattention.
OMI results will be used in two major interrelated user interface demonstrators, for which a common methodology will be employed. This will involve the integration of the GRADIENT (857) project's methodology for error detection, circumvention and rejection with the advances in multi-channel interaction and operator monitoring currently being developed in the UK SERC-funded ECHO project.
As a new concept in human-computer interaction, ARCHIE can be demonstrated in a variety of applications representative of major real-time installations. It opens an expanding market for fast-response, high processing-power application of microprocessor chips and support environments. The demonstrators are selected to use complex software-intensive safety-critical environments to test the scope of OMI's software support tools. Both demonstrators will be in safety-critical environments, which are demanding of human cognitive capacities, and for which multi-channel human-computer interaction and real-time monitoring of operator actions will be essential. One demonstrator will be in the fixed safety-critical environment of air traffic control; the other will be a mobile application adapting virtual cockpit techniques from the military sphere for the civil aviation flight-deck.
Fields of science (EuroSciVoc)
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CORDIS classifies projects with EuroSciVoc, a multilingual taxonomy of fields of science, through a semi-automatic process based on NLP techniques. See: The European Science Vocabulary.
- natural sciences computer and information sciences software
- engineering and technology electrical engineering, electronic engineering, information engineering electronic engineering computer hardware computer processors
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Coordinator
ME1 2XX Rochester
United Kingdom
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