Human Factors Considerations in System Design

Human factors considerations in systems design was examined. Human factors in automated command and control, in the efficiency of the human computer interface and system effectiveness are outlined. The following topics are discussed: human factors aspects of control room design; design of interactive systems; human computer dialogue, interaction tasks and techniques; guidelines on ergonomic aspects of control rooms and highly automated environments; system engineering for control by humans; conceptual models of information processing; information display and interaction in real time environments

Techniques for the realization of ultra- reliable spaceborne computer Final report

Bibliography and new techniques for use of error correction and redundancy to improve reliability of spaceborne computer

The 1991 3rd NASA Symposium on VLSI Design

Papers from the symposium are presented from the following sessions: (1) featured presentations 1; (2) very large scale integration (VLSI) circuit design; (3) VLSI architecture 1; (4) featured presentations 2; (5) neural networks; (6) VLSI architectures 2; (7) featured presentations 3; (8) verification 1; (9) analog design; (10) verification 2; (11) design innovations 1; (12) asynchronous design; and (13) design innovations 2

Computer designing and programming Final report

Computer designing and programmin

Preliminary definition and evaluation of advanced space concepts. Volume 2: Analyses and results

For abstract, see N78-28106

Lunar Module/Abort Guidance System /LM/AGS/ design survey. NASA/ERC design criteria program, guidance and control

Abort guidance system for Apollo lunar modul

Semiannual review of research and advanced development, 1 January - 30 June 1969. Volume 2 - /OART/

Supporting research and technology on spacecraft propulsion and electronic system