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Human Factors & Medical PanelHFM 215

ADVANCED TRAINING TECHNOLOGIES FOR MEDICAL HEALTHCARE

Program Co-Chairs:CAPT (USN-Ret) Russell Shilling, DARPA

COL Karl Friedl, USA/MD, TATRC

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Overview of HFM & ET 120

• Proposed Definition of Intelligent Tutoring System

• Discussion on the 2 Sigma myth-Human tutoring research (Bloom,1984)

• Types of tutors currently being used in NATO

• NATO ITS currently available

• R&D Efforts on Intelligent tutors

• Way ahead for a new NATO RTG on ITS

• Conclusions

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The RTO Mission

To conduct and promote co-operative research and information exchange within NATO and with its “Partners”.

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The Place of RTO in NATO

North Atlantic Council

Science for Peace &

Security Committee

Military Committee

(MC)

Allied Command Transformation

Conference of National Armament

Directors (CNAD)

NATO C3 Board

NATO C3 Agency

Allied Command Operations

NATO Army Armaments Group

NATO Naval Armaments Group

NATO Air Force Armaments Group

NATO Industrial Advisory Group

NATO Underwater Research Center RTO

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HFM IST SAS SCI SET MSG

R&T Board

R&T Agency

I M C

AVT

RTO Organisation

Panels

TechnicalTeams

Governance

Support * Nations can provide up to 3 representatives at Board and Panel levels

Board and Panel meet twice a year to review status and propose/approve new activities

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A Knowledge & Information Basefor NATO and the Nations

R&T Priorities What RTO Delivers

Collaborative Networking

Environment

Educational Opportunities

Reports & Standards(Technology Development Plans, Weapon System Considerations)

Technology Demonstrations

(Prototypes, Experiments,Field Trials)

In short : SYNERGY through a NETWORK

NACSEC GEN

IS CNAD SCEPC SNLC Military Committee

NAAG

RTO

JMC ACTACO

HFM PANEL

HFM RELATIONSHIPS IN NATOHFM RELATIONSHIPS IN NATO

DPP NSA

JSB AIR

NTG

NAVY

COMEDS

IMS

LA&R

CIOMRCIOMR

JSSG AFSG

WMD

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Research Task Groups (RTG) (3 yrs. max.)

Exploratory Groups (ET) (1 yr. max.)

Symposia (>100 participants, 3-4 days)

Specialists’ Meetings (<100 people, 2-3 days )

Workshops (selected participation, 2-3 days)

Major Technical Activities

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Human Factors & Medicine Panel (HFM)

Chairman:

Prof. Dr. Erik FOSSE, MD (NOR)

Vice-Chairman:Dr. John Tangney, PhD (USA)

Panel Executive:LtCol Ron VERKERK (NLD)

Leaders

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NAC SEC GEN

CNAD MC

RTO

HFM PANEL

STRUCTURE & RELATIONSHIPS IN NATOSTRUCTURE & RELATIONSHIPS IN NATO

COMEDS

CIOMRCIOMR

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HSI HE HMP

To optimize the:

HealthSafety

Well-being Performance

of the human in operational environments

MISSION

HUMAN EFFECTIVENESS (HE)

PSYCHO-SOCIAL, ORGANISATIONAL, CULTURAL AND COGNITIVE

HUMAN EFFECTIVENESS (HE)

PSYCHO-SOCIAL, ORGANISATIONAL, CULTURAL AND COGNITIVE

Health, Medicine and Protection (HMP)PROVIDES THE SCIENTIFIC BASIS FOR ESTABLISHING AN OPERATIONALLY FIT

AND HEALTHY FORCE, RESTORING HEALTH, MINIMIZING DISEASE & INJURY,

OPTIMIZING HUMAN PROTECTION, SUSTAINABILITY AND SURVIVABILITY.

HFM PANEL SCOPE

Human System Integration (HSI)

HUMAN-IN-THE-SYSTEM ANALYSIS, DESIGN, EVALUATION AND EXPERIMENTATION

Human System Integration (HSI)

HUMAN-IN-THE-SYSTEM ANALYSIS, DESIGN, EVALUATION AND EXPERIMENTATION

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QUESTIONS ?