Team situation assessment and information distribution
@article{Artman2000TeamSA, title={Team situation assessment and information distribution}, author={H. Artman}, journal={Ergonomics}, year={2000}, volume={43}, pages={1111 - 1128} }
Described is the cooperative work of constructing team situation awareness within two teams of a military command and control unit. Specifically discussed is how the distributed cognitive and cooperative work of decision-making of the two teams is structured. The situation enabled two different ways of distributing information within the team: one serial and one parallel. One team chose the parallel information transfer, the other the serial one. Discussed is the interaction patterns that…
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