This paper extends the application of cognitive work analysis (CWA) beyond the fields of human factors and engineering by demonstrating its use for military doctrine and strategy development.

A comprehensive treatment of work domain analysis, this book covers fundamental topics such as abstraction, decomposition, and structural means-ends and part-whole relations—the basic characteristics of a work domain model.

Results reported here relate to changes over time of physical, visual and sensory measures, providing guidance as to the anticipated shelf life of each component and the ability of products to meet the warranty requirement that components remain suitable for use following up to 24 months storage at 30 °C. Recommendations to ensure such compliance are made..

This report explores alternative combat ration pack (CRP) configurations and surveys the views of military personnel likely to use them.

This report explores the effect of interruption from instant messaging (IM) on memory of a video-teleconference brief.

An anthropometric specification which describes the "hard to fit" members of the Army population has been developed. This specification can be used to inform the anthropometric fit aspects of new vehicle acquisitions and any upgrades of existing vehicles.

This report outlines the development of an inverse-gated phosphorous nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) spectroscopy method for determining the purity of chemical warfare agents using reference standards contained within a glass stem coaxial insert. The operational simplicity of this method enables both quantitative and qualitative information to be rapidly gleaned from a single sample.

This report reviews the foundations, extensions, and challenges of cognitive work analysis.