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Most cited papers from TiER1 (United States)

What are the most cited papers from TiER1 (United States)?

The most cited paper from TiER1 (United States) is "Autonomous Intelligent Agents for Team Training" (Christopher W. Myers, Jerry T. Ball, Nancy J. Cooke et al., 2018), with 43 citations. Next come "Computational cognitive modeling of the temporal dynamics of fatigue from sleep loss" (38) and "Relationship of P3b single-trial latencies and response times in one, two, and three-stimulus oddball tasks" (32).

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Most cited papers, sortable by citations and release date
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1 Autonomous Intelligent Agents for Team Training Christopher W. Myers, Jerry T. Ball, Nancy J. Cooke et al. · IEEE Intelligent Systems 13 Dec 2018 43
2 Computational cognitive modeling of the temporal dynamics of fatigue from sleep loss Matthew M. Walsh, Glenn Gunzelmann, Hans P. A. Van Dongen · Psychonomic Bulletin & Review Open access 16 Feb 2017 38
3 Relationship of P3b single-trial latencies and response times in one, two, and three-stimulus oddball tasks Matthew M. Walsh, Glenn Gunzelmann, John R. Anderson · Biological Psychology Open access 25 Nov 2016 32
4 Competency-based Education 101 Rod Ford, Ryan Meyer · Procedia Manufacturing Open access 2015 32
5 Wrong in the Right Way: Balancing Realism Against Other Constraints in Simulation-Based Training Walter J. Warwick, Stuart Rodgers · Lecture notes in computer science Conference paper 2019 7
6 Integrated Modeling of Fatigue Impacts on C-17 Approach and Landing Performance Bella Z. Veksler, Megan B. Morris, Michael Krusmark et al. · The International Journal of Aerospace Psychology 12 Dec 2022 5
7 Electronic jail revisited J. Robert Lilly, Richard A. Ball, W. Robert Lotz · Justice Quarterly Sep 1986 5
8 Individual Differences in Fatigued Performance Megan B. Morris, Garrett Swan, Bella Z. Veksler · Proceedings of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society Annual Meeting 12 Aug 2024 3
9 Development of Attentional Skills Training for Operators of Unmanned Aerial Systems Angelia L. Sebok, Matthew M. Walsh, Christopher D. Wickens et al. · Proceedings of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society Annual Meeting Nov 2019 3
10 Augmented Cognition Methods for Evaluating Serious Game Based Insider Cyber Threat Detection Training Terence S. Andre, Cali Fidopiastis, Tiffany R. Ripley et al. · Lecture notes in computer science Conference paper 2011 3
11 Competency-Based Training System for Personalized Learning Terence S. Andre, Kerri Chik, Ryan Meyer et al. · Advances in intelligent systems and computing Conference paper 22 Jun 2017 2
12 Adapting Crew Resource Management for Training in Unmanned Operations Noah Kreischer, Angelia L. Sebok, Lauren Orchosky et al. · Proceedings of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society Annual Meeting Sep 2022 1
13 Online Mentoring Platform for Developing Leaders of Character Terence S. Andre, David P. Huston, Anne-Marie Ireland et al. · Lecture notes in networks and systems Conference paper 2021 1
14 Augmented Reality Applications in Support of Electrical Utility Operations Angelia L. Sebok, Rita K. Mann, Terence S. Andre et al. · Proceedings of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society Annual Meeting Dec 2020 1
15 Development and Testing of an Experimental Tool to Support Evaluation of Performance in Handling Competing Attentional Demands Angelia L. Sebok, Noah Adler, Elijah Lofgren et al. · Proceedings of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society Annual Meeting Open access Dec 2020 1
16 No Representation Without Integration! Better Cognitive Modeling Through Interoperability Walter J. Warwick, Christian J. Lebiere, Stuart Rodgers · Advances in intelligent systems and computing Conference paper 26 Jun 2018 1
17 ExperienceMap: A Tool to Help Training Managers Develop Learning Experiences Terence S. Andre, Ryan Meyer, Kerri Chik et al. · Procedia Manufacturing Open access 2015 1
18 Developing and Testing a Tool for Human Factors Design and Evaluation Ray Ford, Terence S. Andre, Angelia L. Sebok et al. · Proceedings of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society Annual Meeting Sep 2013 1
19 Changes in Perceptions and Experiences Following a Generative AI Learning Program Angelia L. Sebok, Melanie Merchant, Chia‐Lin Tsai · Proceedings of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society Annual Meeting Sep 2025 0
20 Implementation and Evaluations of Visual Scaffolding to Support Attentional Management Training Angelia L. Sebok, Noah Kreischer, Christopher D. Wickens et al. · Proceedings of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society Annual Meeting Sep 2024 0
21 Silver Lining Study: Missileer Fatigue Mitigation During 2020 Coronavirus Pandemic Sandra M. Salzman, Ashley Wiser, Megan B. Morris et al. · Military Medicine Open access 6 Nov 2023 0
22 Using Synthetic Datasets to Hone Intuitions Within an Adaptive Learning Environment Walter J. Warwick, Rod Ford, Matt Funke · Lecture notes in computer science Conference paper 2021 0
23 Development of a Game-Based Learning Platform for U.S. Navy Netted Force Concepts Jordan Haggit, Rod Ford, Ryan Meyer et al. · Advances in intelligent systems and computing Conference paper 2020 0
24 An Integrated Model of Human Cyber Behavior Walter J. Warwick, Norbou Buchler, Laura Ranee Marusich · Advances in intelligent systems and computing Conference paper 26 Jun 2018 0
25 Evaluation of Digital Checklists for Command and Control Operations Christopher K. McClernon, Victor S. Finomore, Terence S. Andre et al. · Proceedings of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society Annual Meeting Sep 2016 0

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