Computer-Based Training Increases Efficiency in X-Ray Image Interpretation by Aviation Security Screeners
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- 2007-10-29
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- 96
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Keywords
Airport security, Training (meteorology), Aviation, Session (web analytics), Test (biology)
References
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- Objekterkennung und Signaldetektion
- Reliable and valid measures of threat detection performance in X-ray screening
- Signal detection theory and psychophysics
- Visual search and the collapse of categorization.
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- Visual Skills in Airport-Security Screening
- Detection Theory: A User's Guide
- Aviation Security Screeners Visual Abilities & Visual Knowledge Measurement
- Increased detection performance in airport security screening using the x - ray ort as pre - employm
- The X-ray object recognition test (X-ray ORT) - a reliable and valid instrument for measuring visual abilities needed in X-ray screening
- The role of recurrent CBT for increasing aviation security screeners’ visual knowledge and abilities needed in x-ray screening
- Training of airport security screeners
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- X-Ray Testing by Computer Vision
- Why laptops should be screened separately when conventional x-ray screening is used
- Can the difficulty level reached in computer-based training predict results in x-ray image interpretation tests?
- Color impact on security screening
- Does the application of virtually merged images influence the effectiveness of computer-based training in x-ray screening?
- Effective threat detection for surveillance
- Automated X-Ray Object Recognition Using an Efficient Search Algorithm in Multiple Views
- A multi-method approach towards identifying situational factors and their relevance for X-ray screening
- The impact of color composition on X-ray image interpretation in aviation security screening
- Why do airport security screeners sometimes fail in covert tests?
- Can laptops be left inside passenger bags if motion imaging is used in X-ray security screening?
- Increasing X-ray image interpretation competency of cargo security screeners
- Relationship between level of detection performance and amount of recurrent computer-based training
- Human-machine interaction in x-ray screening
- A first exploratory study on the relevance of everyday object knowledge and training for increasing efficiency in airport security X-ray screening
- Steigerung der Erkennungsleistung von Cargo Screenern.
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