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Guide for Human Performance Measurements

There are currently no guidelines for human performance measurement. To fill this void, the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA) has formed a committee on standards (COS) to develop a Guide for Human Performance Measurements (HPM). The objectives of this guide are to: 1) describe methods for HPM, 2) allow database transfer without reformatting, 3) present a human performance taxonomy that can be used in the development of human performance models and theories, 4) foster HPM techniques which have proven to be effective, 5) promote commonality across research projects and thus enable comparison of results across experiments, and 6) enable the development and use of common HPM tools for data collection and data processing. The background and progress on this effort are discussed and the outline of the guide presented.