EP3997687A1 - Dispositif et procede d'analyse du comportement d'un sujet - Google Patents
Dispositif et procede d'analyse du comportement d'un sujetInfo
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Definitions
- the invention relates to the field of behavior analysis, and provides a device and a method for analyzing the behavior of a subject or members of a crew, in particular a crew on board an aeronautical platform.
- This new need makes it necessary to master the measurement, control, processing, and feedback (to a third party, to a system) of the condition and behavior of the crew, in a real-time or near-real time context. -real.
- the measurement must be factored into a process that will react to this state and skilled behavior and influence the mission environment, whether the mission is real (effective and operational) or simulated (training and practice).
- the difficulty lies in designing a method and a system capable of measuring and processing data characteristic of an operational environment and data of a crew in this environment for the purposes of contextualization.
- the method and the system must be able to provide a restitution of the results of the treatments in a short cycle in real or near real time, either in an open circuit called “open loop” intended for a third observer, such as an instructor. for training and training purposes, either in a closed circuit known as "closed loop” intended for a management system of the platform piloted by the crew, for the purpose of helping to accomplish the mission in depending on the situation of both the crew and their environment.
- the expected solution must be able to operate both in a real operational context, i.e. on board a real piloted platform, or in a simulated operational context, i.e. on board a simulation of the piloted platform.
- the solution must also be able to be modular and scalable to take into account, on the one hand, technological development - sensors, processing - to be integrated as and when to provide better finesse (precision, segmentation) and better robustness of the results. , and take into account on the other hand the adaptation to the field and the operational objective to be covered (choice of components and treatments).
- FP7 ACROSS includes various crew monitoring aspects in the following versions:
- the present invention proposes to meet the aforementioned needs and to overcome the drawbacks described.
- An object of the present invention is to provide a solution for analyzing the behavior of a subject (team member or crew) which offers:
- Another object of the present invention is to provide a solution which allows:
- the solution addresses the problem of adapting the models to the different possible operations, of being able to compose the models and merge their results, of being able to contextualize (taking into account the environment) the information in order to improve the robustness and accuracy of the results obtained.
- the invention will find an advantageous application in the fields where it is necessary to monitor or control a crew, an operating team of a platform (aeronautics, land, rail, energy, etc.) both in a real operational context (in operation ), than in a simulated operational context (in training or in training).
- the preferred applications relate to the study and monitoring of a platform crew (vehicle, system, etc.) both in a simulated context (simulator) and in a real context (for example real aircraft. in flight). These applications allow operation for:
- Selection may relate to an initial selection of helicopter pilots, selection for progression of helicopter pilots.
- - crew training and training because it is a means of evaluating a crew's performance, their level of learning and their mastery of the mission, as well as their room for improvement. This may include the training and training of helicopter simulator pilots, the training and training of on-board control system operators, the training and training of air traffic control operators.
- - monitoring of a crew in operation allows adaptation of the platform system (vehicle, helicopter plane, etc.) according to the condition of the crew members and the operational and environmental situation (reconfiguration information, and its presentation), alerts and initiation of safety procedures according to the condition of the crew members and the operational and environmental situation).
- This may include monitoring and assisting weapon aircraft pilots, monitoring and assisting helicopter pilots, monitoring and assisting airliner pilots and 'business during flights, monitoring and assistance of drone operators (UAV and UCAV), monitoring and assistance of air traffic controllers.
- the invention generally consists in setting up a real-time or quasi-real-time platform for the acquisition, control, recording, processing and restitution of the state and behavior of a device. crew.
- the platform :
- DDS standardized data bus
- the data processed by the platform include both parameters from the physical sensors, parameters from the piloted platform, environmental parameters, crew actions on the piloted platform, scene videos, videos of piloting or piloting equipment and interfaces of the piloted platform, audio communication between crew members and with external operators (e.g. air traffic controllers), even with the piloted platform, sounds in the cabin, and notes , markers, annotations or evaluations entered via human-machine interfaces by operators during capture or subsequent analysis.
- external operators e.g. air traffic controllers
- All of this data is managed in real or near real time, the data is dated and synchronized when it is captured. They are archived and stored in real or near real time. They are selected to be checked during the acquisition and thus verify the proper functioning of the acquisition.
- This solution provides a capture, processing and rendering environment in which all the information is dated and synchronized, thus allowing:
- the invention relates to a device for analyzing and monitoring the behavior of a subject evolving in an operational environment during a mission, the device comprising:
- the device being characterized in that all or part of said means can be implemented to activate different operating modes for analyzing and monitoring the behavior of the subject.
- the synchronized acquisition means include sensors capable of acquiring data relating to:
- the means for processing raw data include algorithmic analysis models operating in real time.
- the means for generating processed data include means for providing specialized indicators, in particular curves, and alerts reflecting situations detected during the mission.
- the device further comprises means for deferred processing of the raw data and the processed data.
- the device further comprising human-machine interfaces capable of displaying instantaneous information on the condition and behavior of the subject.
- the various operating modes include, in particular, modes of operation for the evaluation of the condition and behavior of the subject in real time or in deferred mode, replay, restitution, counting.
- the invention also covers a simulator comprising a device for analyzing and monitoring the behavior of a subject as claimed.
- the invention extends to an aircraft simulation platform comprising a device for analyzing and monitoring the behavior of a subject as claimed.
- Another object of the invention is a method of analyzing and monitoring the behavior of a subject evolving in an operational environment during a mission.
- the process comprises the following steps:
- the step of generating elaborate data consists of instantly providing: - specialized indicators, in particular curves;
- the method further comprises a step of offline processing of the raw data and of the processed data, said delayed processing making it possible to generate:
- the invention in another aspect covers a computer program product comprising non-transient code instructions for performing the process steps as claimed when said program is executed on a computer.
- Figure 1 schematically illustrates the device of the invention in one embodiment
- FIG. 2a to 2f schematically illustrate different operating modes of the device of the invention
- FIG. 3 schematically illustrates an example of integration of sensors on a subject
- Figure 4 schematically illustrates an example of the integration of sensors into a subject's environment
- FIGS. 5a and 5b illustrate examples of a screen view of a control and monitoring station in the operational phase in real time, according to one embodiment of the invention
- FIG. 6 illustrates three methods for selecting an instant in the replay phase, according to one embodiment of the invention.
- FIG. 7 illustrates an example of a view displayed on the screen of a control and monitoring station in the debriefing phase according to one embodiment of the invention.
- the device of the invention responds to the problem of measuring and evaluating the condition and behavior of a subject (team member / crew) during a mission that he is leading, immersed in its operational environment (a platform, a mission system), and to provide the information necessary to act on the system or platform operated by the subject and to act on the subject himself.
- the proposed device allows an analysis of the behavior of a subject
- a synchronized acquisition of a plurality of complementary raw data / parameters during a mission In one embodiment, four types of data or parameters are acquired:
- example simulator providing contextualization elements through state and situation data in the mission (eg flight phase); - subjective parameters acquired by the subject himself (self-evaluation) or by expert observers (subjective evaluation) in the form of markers, annotation or performance evaluation, providing the operational vision and "field reality" observed by an expert;
- the device of the invention comprises several functions and associated means, described with reference to Figure 1.
- the crew tracking device (100) comprises the following functional modules:
- immersion environment' module this is the environment close to the subject and the system with which he is in physical relationship (system or platform with which the subject interacts). It can be a simulated platform (in the case of a simulator), a real platform (in the case of an aircraft or a workstation, etc.).
- the immersion environment within the meaning of the present invention comprises the integration of the measurement means (interface, arrangement, interference, etc.) in the platform considered and the interface with the real or simulated platform in order to extract the state parameters and subject actions.
- capture module this is all the means / functions (104-1) making it possible to “objectively” measure the various personal parameters of the subject, from physiological sensors, but also the means / functions (104-2) to measure “subjectively” (by self-evaluation, evaluation by a third party, event marking) elements of the subject's state and behavior.
- COTS Commercial Off-The-Shelf
- the sensors can be video (for example cameras), audio (for example microphones), cardiac (HR / RRI signals - Heart Rate / RR Interval), Electro-CardioGram (ECG), skin temperature sensors (Skin T °), NIRS (Near InfraRed Spectroscopy) sensors, Electro-EncephaloGram (EEG), Electro-OculoGraphy (EOG), Electro-Dermal Activity (EDA), as well as Oculometry and steering sensors gaze and inertial units (IMU).
- the capture function is able to manage the problem of the operational compatibility of the various capture means.
- processing and analysis module this is all the processing and analysis means / functions carried out in real time, making it possible, on the one hand, to extract information (by filtering, correlation, etc.) from the measurements made by the capture means, and on the other hand to evaluate the states and behaviors of the subject to from the measured elements.
- the processing and analysis function is able to merge the data with the contextualization.
- the processing is carried out through algorithmic analysis models operating in real time.
- acquisition and recording module this is a device interfaced on the one hand with the capture module (104), and on the other hand with the 'immersion environment' module ( 102) in order to acquire in real time all the parameters and data in a synchronized manner, and by ensuring their recording for restitution or analysis.
- the acquisition and recording function is able to carry out both communication between all the real-time components as well as the recording and archiving of recorded data.
- control module this is all the means / functions allowing, in real time, to control and monitor the parameters measured and acquired on the subject and on the platform (or system), as the results of the treatments, all in coincidence and in a synchronized manner.
- the control function applies to physiological, operational, and technical aspects.
- the control module can be connected to the operating module (1 16) in order to take into account the results in the context of carrying out the mission carried out by the subject.
- this is all the means / functions allowing outside real-time (that is to say in phases after recording but integrated into the mission process , such as for example the debriefing) to provide an assessment and a representation of the elements measured (the data and parameters recorded) through an analysis, replay, annotation, evaluation, concerning the state and the behavior of the subject during his mission.
- the implementation of the restitution function can be carried out in isolation from the acquisition and recording platform by using archived data directly or in a manner connected to the acquisition and recording platform in replay mode, the latter manner also making it possible to implement the functionalities of the control module (1 10).
- this is all the means / functions that allow the results of real-time analysis of the state and behavior of the subject to be fed back into the management of the system or of the real or simulated platform operated (for example through a platform management system) in order to act on it to take into account the state and behavior of the subject and carry out the actions necessary to carry out the the mission, only on the subject itself (for example in the form of an alert, instruction, etc.) so that he can act as best he can to achieve his mission.
- the operating function may cooperate with the monitoring function (1 10) to provide monitoring and representation of the subject's condition and behavior. As part of training and training this exploitation towards the subject can be done by the instructor.
- the transfers and exchanges of data from the various modules are carried out via the DDS (“Data Distribution Service”) communication standard which is an advanced data exchange technology, via a synchronized data bus allowing "hot plug-and-play”.
- DDS Data Distribution Service
- some of the functions are automated, such as capture, processing (real-time), acquisition and recording, control, while others such as restitution, analysis, exploitation, can involve a humane treatment to analyze and use the information.
- Crew Monitoring focusing on the observation and evaluation of the “human”, it is essential to identify the different functions or roles played by the various “human” stakeholders.
- the main (human) roles are defined below: - (120) Subject: it is about rum (s) being the object of the observation and the evaluation during the execution of a mission (real or simulated, in operation or in formation / training). It can be alone (a pilot) or represent a group of “humans” operating together (eg a crew or a team).
- FIG. 3 illustrates an example of integration of sensors which consists in diverting usual objects already present in the cockpit or the pilot's clothing in order to equip them with sensors so as not to add disturbing elements and thus reduce the discomfort. It can thus be implemented sensors on:
- the bracelet can be equipped with heart rate, humidity (perspiration), temperature, accelerometer and inertial (IMU) sensors;
- the garment can support, integrated into the fabric, sensors for body temperature, ECG electrocardiogram and heart rate, and acceleration (IMU);
- the seat can be fitted with pressure and temperature sensors;
- the headset can in addition to the microphone which is a voice sensor, support EEG (or even EOG) sensors, accelerometer and IMU, and a face camera.
- FIG. 4 illustrates an example of integration of remote sensors close to the subject or the crew.
- Remote sensors include various cameras (scene cameras (402), face cameras (404), 3D cameras (406), gaze tracking cameras (408)), fixed (integrated in the dashboard and / or pillars ) in the cockpit. These cameras are able to capture the scene (attitude of the pilot, actions carried out, etc.), to deduce therefrom postures, facial expressions, all information useful for the evaluation of behavior.
- the other actors of the device of the invention are:
- this is the human (s) monitoring and observing the mission in progress. He observes both the state and behavior of the subject and the situation of the mission. He may be called upon to comment and declare his perception of the subject's situation and the progress of the mission. In some cases he may also need to interact with the subject (eg case of an instructor).
- the observer can be a person or a group of people.
- An observer can also be an "Evaluator" operating from the real-time exploitation of various information on the progress of the mission and the states and behaviors of the subject and of the platform. He provides an assessment of the situation, which may in some cases allow him to intervene directly on the subject (eg the case of an instructor).
- the assessor can be one person or a group of people.
- all or part of the modules can be operated. Different operating modes are described with reference to FIGS. 2a to 2f, where the different modules of the platform which are activated are represented in a more contrasted manner than the non activated modules.
- FIG. 2a illustrates the so-called open-loop operational mode.
- This is a mode that allows the capture, observation and evaluation of the subject's condition and behavior.
- the 'immersion environment' (102), capture (104), processing and analysis (106), acquisition and recording (108) and control (1 10) modules are implemented.
- the subject (120), the observer (122) and the evaluator (122) are actors. It should be noted that this mode is recommended for monitoring a subject in the training or training phase (presence of an evaluator - subject relationship), as well as for monitoring the performance and efficiency of the interface. man-machine of the platform.
- FIGS. 5a and 5b illustrate examples of a screen view of a control and monitoring station in the operational phase in real time according to one embodiment of the invention.
- the views are those displayed on the control and monitoring post during the execution of a mission.
- the view in figure 5a shows:
- the view in Figure 5b uses the same display except for the markers and annotations which are replaced by a subjective evaluation input area.
- FIG. 2b illustrates the so-called closed loop operational mode.
- This is a mode which makes it possible to use in real time the evaluation of the state and behavior of a subject during a mission and to provide a loopback to the system (for example an aircraft) in which it evolves.
- the 'immersion environment' (102), capture (104), processing and analysis (106), acquisition and recording (108), control (1 10) and operation (1 16) modules are implemented.
- This mode works without human intervention (observer, evaluator) other than the subject studied. It should be noted that this mode is recommended as a means of advanced man-machine interface.
- FIG. 2c illustrates the operational mode called replay + declaration.
- This is a mode which makes it possible to replay in real time (ie under real conditions) an already recorded session and to be able to add annotations and event marking to it.
- the subjective capture (104-2), acquisition and recording modules (108) and control (1 10) are implemented.
- the observer / evaluator (122) is an actor in this replay + declaration mode. It should be noted that this mode is recommended for the session “debriefing” phases.
- FIG. 2d illustrates the operational mode called replay + processing / analysis.
- This is a mode that allows you to replay in real time (i.e. under real conditions) an already recorded session and to be able to add analysis processing in real time.
- the processing and analysis (106), acquisition and recording (108) and control (110) modules are implemented.
- the evaluator (122) is involved in this replay + processing / analysis mode. It should be noted that this mode is recommended for fine-tuning processing and analysis models, but also for completing and refining analysis processing by performing new analyzes.
- FIG. 2e illustrates the operational mode known as restitution.
- This is a mode that allows you to analyze the data recorded during a session and apply non-real-time (or deferred) processing to it to produce and present the resulting information in relation to the application.
- the acquisition and recording (108), and restitution (1 12) modules are implemented.
- the analyst (124) is an actor in this mode of restitution. It should be noted that this mode is recommended for the debriefing and after-action analysis phases to prepare reports. Access to recorded information, its restitution and its positioning at a given time is achieved through the selection of an instant and the synchronized replay of all the information over the desired period of time (sequence).
- the selected instant is designated according to three complementary methods, illustrated in Figure 6:
- FIG. 7 illustrates an example of a view displayed on the screen of a control and monitoring station in the debriefing phase according to one embodiment of the invention.
- the view displays:
- FIG. 2f illustrates the operational mode called counting. This is a mode which makes it possible to carry out heavy processing on the data, by exporting the data recorded in analysis environments while providing a means of restitution which will make it possible to guide these processing operations.
- this mode the acquisition and recording (108), restitution (1 12) and analysis (1 14) modules are put in artwork. It should be noted that this mode is recommended for longitudinal follow-up processing, for the adaptation and emergence of real-time or non-real-time analysis models.
- the proposed solution provides an open architecture for capturing (measuring), observing, analyzing, evaluating and recording contextualized human state and behavior. It solves the problem posed by:
- the mechanism is based on standards and offers openness and adaptability of the system to connect new components (whether capture, processing, playback) and / or replace components present;
- the present invention provides notable innovations in several aspects:
- a mobile platform such as an aircraft (plane, helicopter, convertible, drone), railway equipment, a vehicle, etc. ;
- control or management of an industrial system such as a power plant
- - piloting or driving a control center such as an air traffic control center, a rail control center, a traffic control center;
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