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Streamlining experimental processes using bespoke software

Streamlining experimental processes using bespoke software
Streamlining experimental processes using bespoke software
The Command Teamwork Experimental Test-bed project was a programme of work that evaluated future ways of working in control rooms through a series of command team studies. Each study required a large software stack to record the necessary data. For each study, teams of participants operated stations that required configuration before each scenario. This configuration was performed by giving spoken instructions to participants. While these instructions worked, they had issues that negatively affected the experimental procedure. To alleviate these issues, software was developed to configure the software stack for each participant. This software, the ComTET Laboratory Automation and Management Shell, has yielded benefits to both experimenters and participants. It is put forth that similar results could be achieved in other experiments by practitioners using software to bolster their experimental procedure.
Experimental Procedure, Automation, Besdpoke Software
Fay, Daniel
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Stanton, Neville
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Roberts, Aaron
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Charles, R
Wilkinson, J
Fay, Daniel
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Stanton, Neville
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Roberts, Aaron
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Charles, R
Wilkinson, J

Fay, Daniel, Stanton, Neville and Roberts, Aaron (2018) Streamlining experimental processes using bespoke software. Charles, R and Wilkinson, J (eds.) In Contemporary Ergonomics & Human Factors 2018. 4 pp .

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Abstract

The Command Teamwork Experimental Test-bed project was a programme of work that evaluated future ways of working in control rooms through a series of command team studies. Each study required a large software stack to record the necessary data. For each study, teams of participants operated stations that required configuration before each scenario. This configuration was performed by giving spoken instructions to participants. While these instructions worked, they had issues that negatively affected the experimental procedure. To alleviate these issues, software was developed to configure the software stack for each participant. This software, the ComTET Laboratory Automation and Management Shell, has yielded benefits to both experimenters and participants. It is put forth that similar results could be achieved in other experiments by practitioners using software to bolster their experimental procedure.

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Accepted/In Press date: 22 November 2017
Published date: 22 October 2018
Keywords: Experimental Procedure, Automation, Besdpoke Software

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Local EPrints ID: 429470
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/429470
PURE UUID: ae3041b5-5204-49b0-8f98-29a33a6c1ac9
ORCID for Neville Stanton: ORCID iD orcid.org/0000-0002-8562-3279

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Date deposited: 27 Mar 2019 17:30
Last modified: 16 Mar 2024 04:01

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Author: Daniel Fay
Author: Neville Stanton ORCID iD
Author: Aaron Roberts
Editor: R Charles
Editor: J Wilkinson

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