The design of an intelligent decision support tool for submarine commanders

[摘要] (cont.) For health and status monitoring, a survey of current task times revealed potential savings by the MSAT by decreasing both the average and variability of task time. By reducing the number of physical movements needed by commanders through the use of a mobile tool, time is saved that can be used for task reallocation, or promote a change in task flow. There are many potential benefits for both the Navy and the commercial maritime community that the MSAT can provide. However, before the MSAT can become operational, there are some system implementation issues that must first be addressed. These range from an analysis of the hardware and software required, to the changes in training that might come from the addition of a new tool. Future work is needed in this area to help move forward so that the benefits can be realized across the maritime community.

[发布机构] Massachusetts Institute of Technology