Selected Publications
Below are 7 selected peer-reviewed publications and technical reports from my research in human factors, human-computer interaction (HCI), and spaceflight operations. They cover crew autonomy, human-automation interaction, performance modeling, and training.
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- Validation of Self-Scheduling Countermeasures in NASA's HERA Campaign 6AIAA SCITECH 2025 ForumCrews in NASA's Human Exploration Research Analog (HERA) successfully managed their own operational timelines without ground support. The results support autonomous operations concepts for future missions.View Publication →
- Assessment of the State of Communication Delay Research in Preparation for Missions Beyond Low Earth OrbitNASA Technical Memorandum (NASA/TM-20250003885)A review of communication delay research that identifies knowledge gaps and provides evidence-based recommendations for preparing crews and systems for deep-space missions.View Publication →
- Designing Procedure Execution Tools with Emerging Technologies for Future AstronautsApplied Sciences, 11(4), 1607Examines how augmented reality (AR), voice interaction, and mobile computing could improve how astronauts carry out complex procedures. It also provides design recommendations based on prototype testing.View Publication →
- Deep Space Human-Systems Research Recommendations for Future Human-Automation/Robotic IntegrationNASA Technical Memorandum (NASA/TM-20205004361)Identifies the human-automation research needed before crews can work safely with intelligent systems on deep-space missions.View Publication →
- Utility of Concurrent Bandwidth Feedback in Training Aircraft Flight TasksProceedings of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society Annual Meeting, 63(1), 1729-1733Automated feedback that activates only when errors exceed a set threshold can speed up learning for complex flight tasks without increasing cognitive workload, with implications for training system design.View Publication →
- An Augmented Reality/Internet of Things Prototype for Just-in-Time Astronaut TrainingVirtual, Augmented and Mixed Reality: 9th International Conference, VAMR 2017An augmented reality and Internet of Things (IoT) system that delivers context-aware training and guidance. The results suggest it could reduce pre-flight training requirements.View Publication →
- Development of real-time performance metrics for manually-guided spacecraft operations2016 IEEE Aerospace ConferenceReal-time performance metrics for manual spacecraft control that allow objective assessment during training and operations without waiting for post-hoc analysis.View Publication →