TY - Type of reference TI - Digitalization and human behaviors: the example of air operators’ cognitive fatigue AU - Mick Salomone AU - Ludovic Fabre AU - Pierre Barbaroux AB - The development of digital technologies significantly changes our daily lives and particularly the aeronautic sector. Digital technology enables flight safety but modifies operators’ activity. Moreover, monitoring operators are essential for detecting any threat or error that can lead to negative consequences. Among them, cognitive fatigue is likely to alter operators’ cognitive functioning and could lead them to make mistakes. The identification of its brain correlates is important in order to develop tools such as brain-computer interfaces. Finally, cognitive fatigue is an example that highlights the necessity to question the benefits that might emerge from a mutual sharing of knowledge between cognitive engineering and systems engineering. DO - 10.21494/ISTE.OP.2018.0251 JF - Technology and Innovation KW - digitalization, Aeronautic, Cognitive fatigue, Brain-computer interface, Cognitive engineering, Systems engineering, numérisation, Aéronautique, Fatigue cognitive, Interface cerveau-machine, Ingénierie cognitive, Ingénierie système, L1 - http://openscience.fr/IMG/pdf/iste_techinn18v3n3_7.pdf LA - en PB - ISTE OpenScience DA - 2018/05/15 SN - 2399-8571 TT - Numérisation et comportements humains : l’exemple de la fatigue cognitive des opérateurs aériens UR - http://openscience.fr/Digitalization-and-human-behaviors-the-example-of-air-operators-cognitive IS - Issue 3 VL - 3 ER -