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2023

A Distracted Scientist: The Life and Contributions of John SendersPeter A. Hancock, Ann Crichton-Harris, Abigail Sellen, Thomas B. Sheridan, Gabriella M. Hancock. hf, 65(5):718-722, 2023. [doi]

2019

A critique of the SAE conditional driving automation definition, and analyses of options for improvementToshiyuki Inagaki, Thomas B. Sheridan. ctw, 21(4):569-578, 2019. [doi]

Extending Three Existing Models to Analysis of Trust in Automation: Signal Detection, Statistical Parameter Estimation, and Model-Based ControlThomas B. Sheridan. hf, 61(7), 2019. [doi]

2018

The 4D LINT Model of Function Allocation: Spatial-Temporal Arrangement and Levels of AutomationChristopher D. D. Cabrall, Thomas B. Sheridan, Thomas Prevot, Joost C. F. de Winter, Riender Happee. ihsi 2018: 29-34 [doi]

2017

A Closed-Loop Model of Operator Visual Attention, Situation Awareness, and Performance Across Automation Mode TransitionsAaron W. Johnson, Kevin R. Duda, Thomas B. Sheridan, Charles M. Oman. hf, 59(2):229-241, 2017. [doi]

The Intricacies of User Adjustments of Alerting ThresholdsJoachim Meyer, Thomas B. Sheridan. hf, 59(6):901-910, 2017. [doi]

2016

Human-Robot Interaction: Status and ChallengesThomas B. Sheridan. hf, 58(4):525-532, 2016. [doi]

Presence Beginnings, and Some Challenges for Augmented and Virtual RealityThomas B. Sheridan. presence, 25(1):75-77, 2016. [doi]

Remembrance of Nat DurlachThomas B. Sheridan. presence, 25(4):362, 2016. [doi]

2015

Tribute to Andy Sage, and a new taxonomy of model attributesThomas B. Sheridan. iks, 12(3-4):175-181, 2015. [doi]

2012

Authority and responsibility in human-machine systems: probability theoretic validation of machine-initiated trading of authorityToshiyuki Inagaki, Thomas B. Sheridan. ctw, 14(1):29-37, 2012. [doi]

2011

Adaptive Automation, Level of Automation, Allocation Authority, Supervisory Control, and Adaptive Control: Distinctions and Modes of AdaptationThomas B. Sheridan. tsmc, 41(4):662-667, 2011. [doi]

2008

Risk, Human Error, and System Resilience: Fundamental IdeasThomas B. Sheridan. hf, 50(3):418-426, 2008. [doi]

2004

2003

The IEEE Systems, Man, and Cybernetics Society: historical development, current status, and future perspectivesJames D. Palmer, Andrew P. Sage, Thomas B. Sheridan, M. H. Smith, James M. Tien. tsmc, 33(1):13-23, 2003.

An experiment on measuring belief: asking the same question in different waysThomas B. Sheridan, Yuji Niwa. ctw, 5(3):206-210, 2003. [doi]

2002

Some musings on four ways humans couple: implications for systems designThomas B. Sheridan. tsmc, 32(1):5-10, 2002.

Swiss army knife and Ockham s razor: modeling and facilitating operator s comprehension in complex dynamic tasksYan M. Yufik, Thomas B. Sheridan. tsmc, 32(2):185-199, 2002.

2001

2000

1999

Descartes, Heidegger, Gibson and God: Toward an Eclectic Ontology of PresenceThomas B. Sheridan. presence, 8(5):551-559, 1999.

1998

Modeling decision-making for vertical navigation of long-haul aircraftNicholas J. M. Patrick, Thomas B. Sheridan. SMC 1998: 885-890 [doi]

Human Factors in Tele-inspection and Tele-surgery: Cooperative Manipulation under Asynchronous Video and Control FeedbackJames M. Thompson, Mark P. Ottensmeyer, Thomas B. Sheridan. miccai 1998: 368-376 [doi]

1997

Experiments Using Multimodal Virtual Environments in Design for Assembly AnalysisRakesh Gupta, Thomas B. Sheridan, Daniel E. Whitney. presence, 6(3):318-338, 1997.

1996

Further Musings on the Psychophysics of PresenceThomas B. Sheridan. presence, 5(2):241-246, 1996.

Human-computer cooperation and intervention in telesurgeryThomas B. Sheridan, Mark P. Ottensmeyer, Suyeong Kim. ras, 18(1-2):127-134, 1996. [doi]

1995

An adaptive decision aid for real environmentsJie Ren, Thomas B. Sheridan. tsmc, 25(10):1384-1391, 1995. [doi]

Reflections on information and information valueThomas B. Sheridan. tsmc, 25(1):194-196, 1995. [doi]

1993

A Minimal, Minimal Linkage: The Tension-Compression Parallel Link ManipulatorSamuel E. Landsberger, Thomas B. Sheridan. In Toshi Takamori, Kazuo Tsuchiya, editors, Robotics, Mechatronics and Manufacturing Systems. pages 81-88, Elsevier, 1993. [doi]

Sensory Substitution for Force Feedback in TeleoperationMichael J. Massimino, Thomas B. Sheridan. presence, 2(4):344-352, 1993.

My Anxieties About Virtual RealityThomas B. Sheridan. presence, 2(2):141-142, 1993.

How far to commit to open-loop action: a probabilistic decision approach with analogies to signal-detection theoryThomas B. Sheridan. tsmc, 23(3):888-890, 1993. [doi]

Space teleoperation through time delay: review and prognosisThomas B. Sheridan. trob, 9(5):592-606, 1993. [doi]

Quantitative Evaluation and Performance PredictionYan M. Yufik, Thomas B. Sheridan, Valery F. Venda. hci 1993: 642-647

A Framework for Measuring Cognitive Complexity of the Human-Machine InterfaceYan M. Yufik, Thomas B. Sheridan. hci 1993: 587-592

1992

The IEEE Systems. Man, and Cybernetics Society: past, present, and futureJames D. Palmer, Andrew P. Sage, Thomas B. Sheridan, James M. Tien. tsmc, 22(1):1-9, 1992. [doi]

Defining our TermsThomas B. Sheridan. presence, 1(2):272-274, 1992.

Musings on Telepresence and Virtual PresenceThomas B. Sheridan. presence, 1(1):120-125, 1992.

1991

Plan recognition and generalization in command languages with application to teleroboticsWael I. Yared, Thomas B. Sheridan. tsmc, 21(2):327-338, 1991. [doi]

1990

An Automated Tactile Sensing Strategy for Planar Object Recognition and LocalizationJohn L. Schneiter, Thomas B. Sheridan. pami, 12(8):775-786, 1990. [doi]

1989

A model-based predictive operator aid for telemanipulators with time delayForrest T. Buzan, Thomas B. Sheridan. SMC 1989: 138-143 [doi]

Adaptive goal setting in tasks with multiple criteriaLeonid Charny, Thomas B. Sheridan. SMC 1989: 237-243 [doi]

Kinematic control and visual display of redundant teleoperatorsHari Das, Thomas B. Sheridan, Jean-Jacques E. Slotine. SMC 1989: 1072-1077 [doi]

One handed tracking in six degrees of freedomMichael J. Massimino, Thomas B. Sheridan, James B. Roseborough. SMC 1989: 498-503 [doi]

Filtering information from human expertsMax B. Mendel, Thomas B. Sheridan. tsmc, 19(1):6-16, 1989. [doi]

Design issues in 2-port network models of bilateral remote manipulationG. Jagannath Raju, George C. Verghese, Thomas B. Sheridan. icra 1989: 1316-1321 [doi]

TeleroboticsThomas B. Sheridan. automatica, 25(4):487-507, 1989. [doi]

1988

Inverse kinematic algorithms for redundant systemsHari Das, Jean-Jacques E. Slotine, Thomas B. Sheridan. icra 1988: 43-48 [doi]

1986

The fundamental concepts of robust compliant motion for robot manipulatorsHomayoon Kazerooni, Paul K. Houpt, Thomas B. Sheridan. icra 1986: 418-427 [doi]

Human supervisory control of robot systemsThomas B. Sheridan. icra 1986: 808-812 [doi]

1983

Adapting automation to man, culture and societyThomas B. Sheridan, Tibor Vámos, Shin Aida. automatica, 19(6):605-612, 1983. [doi]

Measuring, modeling, and augmenting reliability of man-machine systemsThomas B. Sheridan. automatica, 19(6):637-645, 1983. [doi]

1980

Dynamic Decisions and Work Load in Multitask Supervisory ControlM. Kamil Tulga, Thomas B. Sheridan. tsmc, 10(5):217-232, 1980. [doi]

1979

Criteria for Selecting Measures of Plant Information with Application to Nuclear ReactorsTakashi Kiguchi, Thomas B. Sheridan. tsmc, 9(4):165-175, 1979. [doi]

1971

Technology for group dialogue and social choiceThomas B. Sheridan. afips 1971: 327-335 [doi]

1970

On How Often the Supervisor Should SampleThomas B. Sheridan. tssc, 6(2):140-145, 1970. [doi]

Optimum Allocation of Personal PresenceThomas B. Sheridan. tssc, 6(3):242-244, 1970. [doi]

1969

Human Control of Remote Computer-ManipulatorsThomas B. Sheridan, William R. Ferrell. IJCAI 1969: 483-494

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