Developing a High-Speed Craft Route Monitor Window

Hareide, Odd Sveinung; Mjelde, Frode Voll; Glomsvoll, Øystein; Ostnes, Runar
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2017
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Human-Computer Interaction Conference Proceedings 2017. Springer, AC 2017, part II, LNAI 10285 proceedings  
Abstract
High-speed navigation in littoral waters is an advanced maritime operation. Reliable, timely and consistent data provided by the integrated navigation systems increases safe navigation. The workload of the navigator is high, together with the interaction between the navigator and the navigation system. Information from the graphical user interface in bridge displays must facilitate the demands for the high-speed navigator, and this article presents how eye tracking data was used to identify user requirements which in combination with a human-centred design process led to the development of an improved software application on essential navigation equipment.