Very little human performance data has been collected for current navy shipboard consoles. This project identified a source of user behavioral data through the reduction and analysis of data captured with the Aegis shipboard data extraction programs. The data was used to construct a preliminary human performance database for a combat team. This database was used as input to a procedural network model, providing an analysis tool which allows task construction and performance prediction without the difficulty associated with acquiring ship or land-based combat system time. The database and models are currently being evaluated for their predictive validity.
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