Pm. Jones et Ca. Jasek, INTELLIGENT SUPPORT FOR ACTIVITY MANAGEMENT (ISAM) - AN ARCHITECTURE TO SUPPORT DISTRIBUTED SUPERVISORY CONTROL, IEEE transactions on systems, man and cybernetics. Part A. Systems and humans, 27(3), 1997, pp. 274-288
Citations number
110
Categorie Soggetti
System Science",Ergonomics,"Computer Science Cybernetics
Distributed supervisory control is the monitoring and control of compl
ex, dynamic, highly automated systems by a team of human operators, As
such, it is an example of a cooperative work environment, The goal of
this paper is to analyze the nature of cooperative work in distribute
d supervisory control environments and describe implications for compu
ter support. In particular, we argue that flexible support for activit
y management is a I;ey requirement for computer support for distribute
d supervisory control, and me propose the Intelligent Support for Acti
vity Management (ISAM) architecture as one infrastructure for doing so
. The design and implementation of ISAM drama from previous work on in
telligent operator's associate systems and computer-supported cooperat
ive work (CSCW) systems, A graphical user interface to ISAM and an eva
luation study of this system in the context of team supervisory contro
l are also described.