Chapter Eight Cognitive Redesign of Submarine Displays
Jill Gerhardt-Powals Helene Iavecchia Stephen J. Andriole Ralph Miller III
This case study is based on many interactive, overlapping findings from cognitive science concerned with attention and memory; situational awareness; the way humans store, process, and retrieve knowledge; and other related issues. Not surprisingly, the overriding thesis of this case study is that if cognitive findings are used to develop a user interface, user performance will be improved.
The purpose of this chapter is to demonstrate that cognitively engineered user interfaces will enhance user–computer performance. This was accomplished by designing an interface using empirical findings from the cognitive literature. ...
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