The sub-task of ship identification in the signal station is a key element of French maritime surveillance. However, its articulation with the other sub-tasks implies the deployment of time management strategies, responding to a logic of prioritization. This paper shows that lookouts organize and construct their time to meet identification objectives, without compromising watchfulness and vigilance. In this way, time management strategies contribute to the resilience of operators, and act as mainsprings to ensure the continuity and reliability of the service. (Research financially supported by the French Ministry of the Armed Forces – Defence Innovation Agency).

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Time Management for Reliability in Signal Station: Articulate Surveillance Task and Identification Sub-task

  • Titouan Le Pelley Fonteny,
  • Catherine Delgoulet,
  • Annick Durny

摘要

The sub-task of ship identification in the signal station is a key element of French maritime surveillance. However, its articulation with the other sub-tasks implies the deployment of time management strategies, responding to a logic of prioritization. This paper shows that lookouts organize and construct their time to meet identification objectives, without compromising watchfulness and vigilance. In this way, time management strategies contribute to the resilience of operators, and act as mainsprings to ensure the continuity and reliability of the service. (Research financially supported by the French Ministry of the Armed Forces – Defence Innovation Agency).