Cognitive Evaluation of Digital Monitoring HCI in Nuclear Power Plant Based on Eye-Tracking Technology

Sheng Yuan Yan; Jun Xiao; Lei Liu; Ya Hui Wang; Jing Ling Zhang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.620.371

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Cognitive Evaluation of Digital Monitoring HCI in Nuclear Power Plant Based on Eye-Tracking Technology

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This study attempts to make cognitive evaluation about pre-optimizing and post-optimizing digital monitoring HCI in nuclear power plant through 18 quintessential eye movement data of 20 test subject using eye-tracking technology. The result suggests that the optimized monitoring system excels cognitive evaluation in fixation time, saccade distance, pupil size and other quota, thus proving its validity.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 620)

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Sheng Yuan Yan, Jun Xiao*, Lei Liu, Ya Hui Wang, Jing Ling Zhang

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Evaluation, Eye-Tracking, HCI, Nuclear Power Plant (NPP)

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