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GAZE CDS
As part of the GI&VP (Geographic Information and Visual Perception) project, a Gaze CDS prototype was employed to support the work of photo-interpreters in analyzing remotely sensed imagery, enabling rapid damage assessment and subsequent crisis management.”
Participants in the HIGHCARE Himalaya expedition were subjected to an in-depth neuropsychological and psychodiagnostic evaluation.
How it works
Based on eye-tracking technology, the device is designed to improve data interpretation accuracy and efficiency, operating through the interaction of two key components:
- A set of custom algorithms for automated information extraction.
- and a system, based on eye-tracking analysis, which suggests and/or confirms True Positives missed during the technicians’ visual inspection.
This experiment sought to establish a collaborative workflow combining human and computer interaction, with the goal of minimizing their respective limitations.
This is because the traditional approach to visual data interpretation treats human and digital analysis as two distinctly separate phases, without accounting for or tracking human visual exploration.
