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August 29th, 2019
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Jung Hyup Kim
Jung Hyup Kim is an assistant professor of industrial and manufacturing systems engineering in the MU College of Engineering.
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Situational awareness
Researchers at the University of Missouri believe studying a person’s eyes could help provide a real-time way to evaluate how well an employee understands their current situation — often called situational awareness. Photo:
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Studying eye movement
Researchers created a simulated multitasking environment of an oil refinery control room. Participants had to monitor multiple gauges and other controls on a computer screen while simultaneously responding to unexpected events, such as alarms. Photo:
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