A SIMULATION STUDY OF THE EFFECTS OF SLEEP DEPRIVATION, TIME OF WATCH, AND LENGTH OF TIME ON WATCH ON WATCHSTANDING EFFECTIVENESS

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Supplemental Notes:
- ANITA D. D'AMICO, EDMUND KAUFMAN, AND CHRISTINE SAXE OTHER PHYS. DESCRIPTION: IX ILL., CHARTS SPONSORED BY THE OFFICE OF SHIPBUILDING, OPERATIONS, AND RESEARCH, MARITIME ADMINISTRATION, U.S. DEPT. OF TRANSPORTATION JANUARY 1986 INCLUDES BIBLIOGRAPHY ADDL CORP. AUTHOR INFO: NATIONAL MARITIME RESEARCH CENTER ADDL CORP. AUTHOR INFO: UNITED STATES. MARITIME ADMINISTRATION. OFFICE OF SHIPBUILDING, OPERATIONS, AND RESEARCH TECHNICAL REPORT CAORF 16-8122-02 -UNTRACED SERIES
Corporate Authors:
National Maritime Research Center

Kings Point, NY United States
Authors:
- D'Amico, A
- Kaufman, E
- Saxe, C
Publication Date: 1986-1

Language

Pagination: 42 p.
Serial:
- TECHNICAL REPORT ; CAORF 16-8122-02 -UNTRACED
- Issue Number: 16-8
- Publisher: National Maritime Research Center

TRT Terms: Merchant marine; Physiological fatigue; Simulation; Sleep deprivation; Vigilance; Watchkeeping
Old TRIS Terms: Vigilance (Psychology)
Subject Areas: Marine Transportation; Safety and Human Factors;