Design of an ITS-Level advanced traffic management system: a human factors perspective

Folds, Dennis J; Kelly, Michael J; Mitta, Deborah A

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Design of an ITS-Level advanced traffic management system: a human factors perspective

1996-07-01
By Folds, Dennis J ; Kelly, Michael J ; Mitta, Deborah A

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Human Factors Human Factors Engineering Intelligent Transportation Systems
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Report No: FHWA-RD-95-181 ,Task Report
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Research Paper
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00724998
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United States. Federal Highway Administration
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NTL-INTELLIGENT TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS-INTELLIGENT TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS
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This report documents an approach for designing an Advanced Traffic Management System (ATMS) from a human factors perspective. In designing the ATMS from a human factors perspective, a user-centered top-down system analysis was conducted. Methodologies employed in conducting this analysis, procedures for implementing such methodologies, and analysis results are reported.

System objectives and performance requirements for the AIMS, as well as ATMS functionality, are derived. Human operator issues (assignment of operator roles to ATMS functions, specification of operator performance requirements, and identification of operator tasks) are also addressed. Results of the operator task analysis supported the preparation of a human factors specification for the ATMS.
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