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This study aims to investigate the effect of navigation officer's expertise on their situation awareness(SA). For this purpose, the navigation officer's performance of (1) recognizing the previous navigation scenes, (2) comparing of two radar informations, and (3) projecting possible situations based on current context were compared among the officers whose expertise were different in terms of navigation career. The results indicated the experienced navigation officers showed higher recognition accuracy, more sensitive in discriminating the difference between two radar informations, and more correct prediction of future situation than less experienced navigation officers. This study implicated that navigation expertise gained by navigation experience is an important factor in SA of navigation officers who perform multiple and complex tasks involving ship control.
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