英文摘要 |
The rates of maritime accidents caused by fatigue of the seafarer owing to the
sleep deprivation have increased gradually every year; however, do essential problems of influencing a seafarer to perform their navigational skills be resulted from subjective sleepiness and mental workload? An experiment approach with two scenarios, normal sleep as well as sleep deprivation, is adopted to investigate the subjective sleepiness and mental workload. The questionnaire of Stanford Sleepiness Scale (SSS) is used to measure the former; while the NASA Task Load Index (NASA-TLX) is adopted to measure the latter. Then, those data are analyzed by using the statistical paired t-test. It is shown that effects of subjective sleepiness have no difference before and after the task for each scenario. It means that the subjective sleepiness shows reliable consistency. Nevertheless, when the two scenarios are compared to each other, sleep deprivation have significant effects on seafarers' subjective sleepiness and mental workload. |