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  • Space exploration and human-computer interaction.
  • Team dynamics and resilience in complex systems.
  • Application of digital technologies in space missions.

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  • Space-based teaming involves coordinating human operators and digital technologies (DTs) over vast distances.
  • Existing communication networks and emerging AI/robotic teammates present coordination challenges.
  • Methods to observe resilience across multiple coordination layers in DT-enabled space missions are needed.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To simulate high-stakes space mission scenarios to evaluate team resilience.
  • To measure constructs like relaxation time, information entropy, and average mutual information (AMI) to assess team responses to perturbations.
  • To analyze dynamic resilience curves across system layers before, during, and after perturbations.

Main Methods:

  • Simulated two scenarios: nominal communications and deliberate perturbations.
  • Eight research team members participated in the simulations.
  • Measured communication flow, vehicle controls, and position, utilizing layered dynamics to assess resilience curves (enaction, adaptation, recovery).

Main Results:

  • Resilient teams exhibited shorter relaxation times and more effective adaptation to perturbations.
  • Distinct phases of enaction, adaptation, and recovery were observed in resilient teams.
  • Average Mutual Information (AMI) proved more sensitive in measuring team influence and resilience than communication frequency.

Conclusions:

  • The study successfully differentiated resilient teams based on dynamic resilience metrics.
  • The simulation environment facilitates continuous observation of adaptations.
  • Operationism offers an innovative approach to studying resilience in space-based teaming.