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Chris Herdman is a Professor in the Psychology Department at Carleton University. With a Ph.D. from the University of Alberta, Herdman's research focuses on the fundamental principles of human perception and cognition, particularly in relation to the design and evaluation of advanced human-machine systems. His lab, located in the Visualization Simulation Centre (VSIM), collaborates with students from diverse fields, including Psychology, Cognitive Science, Biology, and Engineering, to explore the intersections of these disciplines. Herdman has authored several publications that investigate the cognitive factors affecting pilot performance in various aviation scenarios and the impact of workload on prospective memory. His work significantly contributes to understanding how cognitive processes can be enhanced to improve situational awareness and performance in high-stakes environments, such as aviation.
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