ANEP-27 : 1993

1. SYSTEM DESIGN of OPERATIONAL AREAS
    1.0 Approaches to system design
    1.1 Activities of a system oriented approach
2. HUN PERFORMANCE CONSIDERATIONS FOR INTERFACE DESIGN
    2.0 Introduction
    2.1 Elements of information processing
    2.2 Definition of required source characteristics
    2.3 Human machine capabilities
3. TASK STRUCTURE IN COMMAND AND CONTROL
    3.1 Levels of control
    3.2 Support of supervisory control on automatics
    3.3 Support on interpretation, planning and decision making
4. FLAN-OPERATOR DIALOGUES
    4.1 General considerations
    4.2 Flexibility in dialogue modes
    4.3 Flexibility in information presentation
    4.4 Consistency
    4.5 Predictability of command execution
    4.6 Dialogue control
    4.7 Feedback
    4.8 On-line Help
5. PRESENTATION OF INFORMATION
    5.1 Guidelines for instrument panels
    5.2 Electronic displays
    5.3 Alphanumeric characters
    5.4 Coding
    5.5 Format
    5.6 Auditory presentation
6 DATA ENTRY AND HANDLING
    6.1 Introduction
    6.2 Unburdening of input
    6.3 Interrupts and work recovery
7. CONTROL METHODS (general considerations)
    7.1 Introduction
    7.2 Design principles
    7.3 Control-display ratio
    7.4 Coding of control devices
8. GRAPHICS CONTROL METHODS
    8.1 Introduction
    8.2 Benefits for graphics control methods
    8.3 List of graphics control methods
9. ALPHANUMERIC CONTROL METHODS
    9.1 Introduction
    9.2 Alphanumeric keyboard
    9.3 Benefits of alphanumeric control methods
    9.4 Methods for entering alphanumeric controls
    9.5 Recommendations for alphanumeric control methods
    9.6 Advisory comments for alphanumeric control methods
10. HELP'S
    10.1 Introduction
    10.2 Application for help features
    10.3 Benefits of help features
    10.4 Methods for implementing help features
    10.5 Recommendations for help functions
    10.6 Advisory comments for help functions
11. ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS
    11.1 Introduction
    11.2 Method for determining zones for installing ceiling
         lighting
12. DESIGN OF MULTI-MAN MACHINE WORK AREAS
    12.1 Approach
    12.2 Methods
    12.3 Mock-ups
    12.4 Simulation
13. EXAMPLES of SPECIFIC WORKING AREAS
    13.1 Technical Control Centre
    13.2 Information Centre
    13.3 General Operation Station Design GOS
    13.4 Bridge design and layout
    13.5 Merchant vessel bridge design
REFERENCES

Purpose of the human-machine interface are determined by the way system functions are allocated and functions are defined to support human performance.