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Using Cognitive Task Analysis and Eye Tracking to Understand Imagery Analysis

December 2005

Laura Kurland, The MITRE Corporation
Abigail Gertner, The MITRE Corporation
Tom Bartee, The MITRE Corporation
Michael Chisholm, The MITRE Corporation
Scott McQuade, The MITRE Corporation

ABSTRACT

The National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA) is the national-level producer of Geospatial Intelligence, serving both policy makers and DoD elements. One core task of Geospatial Intelligence Analysts is to develop intelligence through the exploitation of imagery (including overhead, airborne, and video sources), with geospatial data and additional intelligence sources supporting the analysis process. Currently there is a gap between the exploitation and analysis capabilities of senior analysts and incoming junior analysts. Some expert knowledge is not well documented or "institutionalized," creating a barrier to knowledge transfer either through classroom training or on-the-job learning.

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