Advance
Program
Note: This advance program is subject to changes and modifications without notice. For comments and special requests please contact Mr. Christopher Lee at ctlee@mail.ucf.edu. The Final Program may be significantly changed due to speakers attendance.
Technical
Sessions
Tuesday: July 15,
2008
8:00 - 10:00
ROOM: VERONA
SESSION 1: Medico-ergonomics and Patient Safety: Part I
CO-CHAIRS: W. Friesdorf, Germany and R. Wears, USA |
- Medicoergonomic issues
in emergency care
R. J. Fairbanks, USA
- Complex failures in
clinical environment – A case study
R. L. Wears, USA
- Complex systems’ workflow management
F. Friesdorf, Germany
- Ergonomic design of ICU
work places
W. Friesdorf, Germany
- Ergonomics and process
design in the healthcare service
U. Hoelscher, Germany, L. Long, China and S. S. Schwarz, Germany
- Study of a training method
for inexperienced nurses to find out the cause of a ventilator’s alarm quickly
J. Hamaguchi, D. Kobayashi and S. Yamamoto, Japan
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ROOM: TURIN
SESSION 2: Designing New Buildings and Facilities for End Users
CHAIR: C. W. Clegg, UK |
- The design and re-design of healthcare facilities: In pursuit of excellence
M.-C. Race and R. Yarandipour, UK
- The design of new
oncology facilities
M. Gould and R. Malby, UK
- The CARITAS project and generative space
J. Mizan, UK and W. Ruga, USA
- Practical human factor integration-Lessons learnt from a case study of a large project implementation
I. Rowe, UK
- Designing the factory of
the future
K. Ridgway, C. Cerulli, M. Davis, R. Challenger, S. Wiseall, P. Hill, K. Hollis and C. Clegg UK
- Modeling crowd behavior
for new facilities
R. Challenger, M. A. Robinson and C. Clegg, UK
- Based on the 3D-bodyscanWorX minors standing and sitting on ergonomics
Z. Zhu and M. Zhang, P. R. China
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ROOM: TREVI
SESSION 3: Physical Ergonomics
CHAIR: R.-L. Jang, Taiwan |
- The influence of working pace on lifting tasks
R.-L. Jang, R.O.C.
- Combining statistical
model with girth ratio-based classified figure to facilitate the
design of industrial sizing standards
C.-H. Hsu, R.O.C.
- Ergonomics hazards of the
pharmacist during prescription preparing
C. Lu, J.-P. Cheng and T.-Y. Tsai, R.O.C.
- Positioning and strap of
satchel design of effects on physiological responses during load
carriage
B.-S. Liu, H.-Y. Tseng and T.-C. Chia, R.O.C.
- Glovebox gloves: Design
and selection guidelines for prevention of musculoskeletal disorders
for tweezers operations
P.-C. Sung, Taiwan, W. Hinds, USA, and C.-L. Lee, Taiwan
- MSE approach to analyze
physiological loading on internet browsing
C.-H. Hung and B. C. Jiang, R.O.C.
- Ergonomic challenges of USA ground ambulances: An all hazards approach
N. Levick and C. Sparks, USA
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ROOM: PISA
SESSION
4: Users Interface Design & Team Performance
CHAIR: S. L. Hwang, Taiwan |
- Effects of RSVP and graphical displays on the visual performance of mobile devices
Y.-L. Lin and P.-C. Wang, Taiwan
- Cross-cultural design and
communication styles
A. Xie and P. L. P. Rau, CHINA
- Teamwork under time
pressure with varying information distribution
F.-H. Huang, S.-L. Hwang and G.-F. Liang, Taiwan
- Redesigning interface of
on-line news for the blind
T.-Y. Kuo and S.-L. Hwang, Taiwan
- A case study of system
usability in supply chain management
C.-H. Lin, S.-L. Hwang and M.-Y. E. Wang, Taiwan
- A comparison of workloads
and performance for air traffic controllers and pilots in flight
communications
W.-J. Chang, E. M.-Y. Wang, W.-L. Tsai, J.-R. Yen, H. Ho and W. Hsu,
Taiwan
- The effect of early
warning interface design on team performance in an advanced control
room
J.-T. Lin, G.-F. Liang, Y.-J. Yau, S.-L. Hwang, and E. M.-Y. Wang, Taiwan
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ROOM: ANZIO
SESSION
5: Haptics Modeling and Usability Evaluation
CHAIR: W. Hwang, South Korea |
- Physical Surface roughness parameters and perceived roughness
J. Hwang, Korea, T. Park, USA and W. Hwang, Korea
- Haptic heuristics: An
exploratory study
W. Hwang, Korea, T. Park, USA and J. Hwang, Korea
- Biclustering algorithms
for usability experimental data
K. Kim and W. Hwang, South Korea
- A study of evaluation framework for tangible user interface
H. Kim, M. Kim, J. Choi, and Y. Ji, S. Korea
- Applying card sorting method to cluster products on shopping website: A case study
S.-F. M. Liang and C.-T. Yang, Taiwan
- The user’s behavior of ubiquitous tourism service
Y. G. Kwon and H.-J. Park, South Korea
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ROOM: CAPRI
SESSION
6: Human Error Management
CHAIR: Y. Okada, Japan |
- PSF approach to education
for careful driving
H. Nishitani and M. Takemoto, Japan
- Human error management for
aerospace product
J. Nishiguchi, Japan
- Development of e-learning
program on human error
Y. Nakamura, Japan
- Design of Plant alarm
systems on the basis of operator's workload
M. Noda and H. Nishitani, Japan
- Assessment of human error
management in organizations
Y. Mori, A. Yokomizo and Y. Okada, Japan
- A study of measure for
prevention of human error based on operator's behavior model
D. Suzuki and Y. Okada, Japan
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ROOM: SIENA
SESSION
7: Social Innovation
CHAIR: P. Dawson, UK/Australia |
- Supply chains and inter-firm relationships: Communication, coherence and social innovation
M. Clements and R. J. Clarke, Australia
- Social
innovation, sustainable futures and commercial concerns: People,
profits
and social well-being
P. Dawson,
UK/Australia and L. Daniel, Australia
- Building bridges: producing social innovation in rural older people’s services
J. Farmer, A. Steinerowski, and G. King, Scotland
- Lost and found: Social innovation and occupational health and safety in organizations
M. Zanko Australia and P. Dawson, UK/Australia
- A ‘sociotechnical tool’ for ‘co-producing’ e-services for older people at home
I. McLoughlin, G. Maniatopoulos, R. Wilson and M. Martin, UK
- New century supertrends: Emotional ergonomics for contemporary society
P. Jordan, UK
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Tuesday: July 15,
2008
10:00 - 10:30 REFRESHMENTS
10:30 - 12:30
ROOM: VERONA
SESSION
8: General and Systemic-Structural Activity Theory (SSAT)
CO-CHAIRS: G. Bedny and W. Karwowski, USA |
- General and
systemic-structural activity theory as a foundation of human
work studies
W. Karwowski, and G. Bedny, USA, and O. Y. Chebykin, Ukraine
- Activity,
personality and professions
G. Zarakovsky, Russia and W. Karwowski, USA
- Analysis of pilot activity
in an emergency situation
V. Ponomarenko, Russia and G. Bedny, USA
- Study of computer based
tasks during skill acquisition process
T. Sengupta, USA and I. Bedny, Ukraine, and W. Karwowski, USA
- Monitoring of human
psychophysiological condition as a method of increasing
of activity’s efficiency
A. Karpoukhina, USA and O. Kokun, Ukraine, and M. L. Zeltser, USA
- Cognitive work
and individual response to external factors
O. Burov, I. Filatova and K. Burova, Ukraine
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ROOM: TURIN
SESSION
9 FORENSIC SYMPOSIUM: Case Studies in Forensic Human Factors and Ergonomics
Co-Chairs: I. Zackowitz and M. Wogalter, USA |
- When is a warnings case
not a warnings case?
I. Zackowitz and A. Vredenburgh, USA
- Case study: Death by roller coaster
K. Nemire, USA
- Who turned off the lights?
A. Vredenburgh and I. Zackowitz, USA
- Rear-end crashes into farm equipment
R. Mortimer, USA
- Human factors/ergonomics (HFE) issues re: an automated marine navigation system: A case of an auto-pilot defect, and/or one of human pilot error?
D. Lenorovitz and E. Karnes, USA
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ROOM: TREVI
SESSION
10
SPECIAL INTEREST GROUP: Panel 1
Human-System Integration and Optimization in Operational and Training
Applications
CHAIR: D. Schmorrow and D. Nicholson, USA |
- The reality of field
research with Marine Corps
W. Becker and S. Burke, USA
- Learning efficiency in
complex domains: Implications from cognitive load therapy
J. J. Vogel-Walcutt, S. Schatz, C. A. Bowers and D. Nicholson, USA
- Retrofitting GUI-based
educational applications for augmented training
R. Stripling and J. Coyne, USA
- Instrumentation for the recording
of building clearing exercises
A. Hoover and E. Muth, USA
- Optimizing warfighter performance
D. A. Kobus, E. Palmer and M. Quinn, USA
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ROOM: PISA
SESSION 11:
Roadmaps for Interactive Application of Ergonomics in Industry
and Community Service
Co-Chairs: K. Kogi and S. Horino, Japan |
- Ergonomics roadmaps
responding to diversifying needs
K. Kogi, Japan
- Developing ergonomics
roadmaps – experiences in Europe
J. Dul, The Netherlands
- Future issues of
ergonomics, safety and health
S. Nanthavanij, Thailand
- Roadmaps for ergonomics
practice in universal design
S. Horino, Japan
- Developing roadmaps for
management of work systems
W. Karwowski, USA
- A roadmap of ergonomics for advancing business
K. S. Lee, Korea
- Future directions in ergonomics research and applications
D. Caple, Australia
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ROOM: ANZIO
SESSION
12: Beyond Traditional Ergonomics
CHAIR: R. Goonetilleke, Hong Kong |
- Working together as a global human factors team: American and Chinese perspectives
T. Plocher, USA and Z. X. Jin, China
- Variation of error rates
for different task factors in Chinese writing
J. C. Y. So and A. H. S. Chan, Hong Kong
- Developing an
understanding of genotypes in studies of shared interaction
Y. Kitahara, T. Hope, K. Nonose, T. Kanno and K. Furuta, Japan
- Is statistics making human factors researchers lose touch with reality?
R. Goonetilleke, Hong Kong
- What is needed in
ergonomics design – a footwear
design perspective
Y. Luximon, A. Luximon and M. Zhang, Hong Kong
- Cross-disciplinary problem
solving workshops
P. H. Dejean and M. Le Chapellier, France
- The study
of shaping effects developed by foundation garment and physiological
response by the clothing pressure
L. Liu, W. Zhang, Y. Wang and P. Xiao, China
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ROOM: CAPRI
SESSION
13: Design of Production Systems
CO-CHAIRS: M. Grandt and C. M. Schlick, Germany |
- Ergonomics consideration
for the design of production systems
S. Zschernack and M. Goebel, South Africa
- Mixed-mock-up crane simulator
for the ergonomic design of production systems
D. Spath, M. Braun and F. Haselberger, Germany
- Task-Oriented process planning for cognitive production systems using MTM
M. Mayer, B. Odenthal, M. Grandt and C. M. Schlick, Germany
- Examination of visual representation of assembly instructions for an augmented reality-based support system of a cognitive production system
B. Odenthal, M. Mayer, M. Grandt, S. Muetze-Niewoehner and C. M. Schlick, Germany
- Performance measures for
green supply management
J. S. Park, Korea, Y. S. Chang, Korea, H. Vanharanta, Finland and J. Kantola, Finland
- Analysis of specific requirements for the human-machine interface in industrial product-service-systems
M. Rotting and B. Hoge, Germany
- Using blogs to improve the motivation and teamwork of collaborative
learning
T. Zhang and P.-L. P. Rau, P. R. China
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ROOM: SIENA
SESSION
14: Human Performance and Design
CO-CHAIRS: M. J. Wang, Taiwan, ROC and R. Bruder, Germany |
- Handling instable objects:
A kinematic model based on ergonomics issues
M. Diaz-Zeledon and K. Landau, Germany
- Development and
application of methods for stress analysis in manufacturing
K. Schaub, K. Landau and R. Bruder, Germany
- Ergonomic
analysis and design of industrial workplaces with special reference to
age
H. Rademacher, A. Sinn-Behrendt, K. Landau and R. Bruder, Germany
- The strategy of improving
SEM inspection performance and eye-fatigue problems
C. L. Lin, M. J. Wang and F. S. Chen, Taiwan, ROC
- Evaluation of perceived discomfort
in repetitive arm reaching and holding task
C. L. Lin, M. J. Wang and Y. S. Chen, Taiwan, ROC
- Ergonomics evaluation of
car pushing and pulling in TFT-LCD industry
C.-L. Lin, M.-J. Wang and Y.-L. Wei, Taiwan, ROC
- Designing accessible E-learning: a development model for accessible content in E-learning
C. Lucena and C. Mont'Alvão, Brazil
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Tuesday, July 15 2008
13:30 - 15:30
ROOM: VERONA
SESSION 15: Forensics’ Contribution to Human Factors Research
Co-Chairs: K. R. Laughery and M. S. Wogalter, USA |
- From forensics to
research: Cases of tire rim mismatch and dietary supplements
K. R. Laughery, USA
- Pedestrian runover in a commercial parking lot: Human factors-based Rule 26
Report and Deposition concerning lighting, noise, crosswalk, and traffic
patterns for civil litigation
J. G. Casali, USA
- From forensics to
research: Cases of greenhouse roof and industrial equipment hazards
M. J. Kalsher, USA
- From forensics to
research: Cases of tire aging and new tire positioning
M. S. Wogalter, USA
- From forensics to
research: Cases of MSDSs and pharmaceutical risks
T. L. Smith-Jackson, USA
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ROOM: TURIN
SESSION
16: Universal Access to Novel Interaction Environments: Challenges and
Opportunities
CHAIR: C. Stephanidis, Greece |
- Are ambient intelligent applications more universally accessible?
R. Adams, UK, A. Granic, Croatia, and S. Keates, USA
- Levels of intelligence in an ambient intelligence environment
P. L. Emiliani, Italy
- Evaluating coach support in e-learning environments
C. Stary, Austria
- Universal access in ambient intelligence environments: Emerging research issues
C. Stephanidis and G. Paparoulis, Greece
- Human factors analysis for operators using stairclimbing device
S.-Z. Lou, C.-L. Lee, Y.-C. Chen and C.-L. Chen, Taiwan
- Designing for accessibility: Extending to ordinary users in extraordinary circumstances
S. Keates, USA
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ROOM: TREVI
SESSION
17: Ergonomics and Environment Design
CHAIR: J. Charytonowicz, Poland |
- The chair as a symbol of
applied ergonomics
J. Charytonowicz, Poland
- Ergonomics of the process
based on the urban renewal projects
J. Charytonowicz and L. Swiatek, Poland
- Low- and high-tech in architecture as a factor creating home comfort
P. Nowakowski, Poland
- Burial as a social problem
of contemporary Metropolises
J. Charytonowicz and T. Lewandowski, Poland
- Application of QFD method in website designing
W. Prussak and K. Hankiewicz, Poland
- Ergological science
development and evolution
E. Tytyk, Poland
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ROOM: PISA
SESSION
18: Working Environments
CHAIR: T. Winkler, Poland |
- Meeting the challenge of cognitive human performance model interpretability through transparency: MIDAS v.5x
B. F. Gore, B. L. Hooey, D. C. Foyle and S. Scott-Nash, USA
- Estimating error rates for
aimed movements of varying speeds
R. G. Feyen
and M. J. Grove, USA
- SNIF-DM:
A cognitive model of information seeking and decision making of the World Wide Web
W.-T. Fu, USA
- An integrated model of
situation awareness and Assessment
S. Landry and S. Vaitkunas, USA
- Virtual working
environment of nurses
T. Winkler and J. Bartnicka, Poland
- The virtual environments
and new human-centred design method in the design of vehicular
working machine interfaces
K. Helin, J. Viitaniemi, S.-P. Leino, B. Krassi and M. Poyade, Finland
- Development of the
adjustable multi-finger force measurement (MFFM) systems
for research of handtool-related musculoskeletal disorders
D.-M. Kim and Y.-K. Kong, Korea
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ROOM: ANZIO
SESSION
19: Medicoergonomics and Patient Safety: Part II
CO-CHAIRS: W. Friesdorf, Germany and R. Wears, USA |
- Medicoergonomic basics for
patient safety and system efficiency
I. Marsolek and W. Friesdorf, Germany
- Patient Safety Applications in the Integrated OR
S. Malone, USA
- The correlation between human health and the natural and constructed environment
S. Marino, M. Donisi, R. Gurin and M. Testasecca, Italy
- A modeling approach to
evaluate the response of health care facilities during a pandemic
influenza
M. Peralta and D. Abraham, USA
- Measuring healthcare
quality through usability
L. Strawderman, A. Salehi and Y. Huang, USA
- Verbal protocol as an
information ergonomics tool to verify reading strategies in medicine
inserts
P. L. Fujita and C. G. Spinillo, Brazil
- Managing workload transitions in a hospital inpatient pharmacy
L. Ignacio, USA
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ROOM: CAPRI
SESSION
20: Impact of Human Factors on Technical Systems Failure
CO-CHAIRS: J. Sinay and I. Majer, Slovakia |
- Human factor as a
significant aspect in risk prevention
J. Sinay and I. Majer, Slovak Republic
- Human limbs diagnostics by
thermovision systems
J. Zivcak and Hudak, Slovak Republic
- Efficient tools for human factor reliability improvement in the nuclear power industry
M. Palecek and S. Maly, Czech Republic
- Human factors in occupational health and safety system of management
M. Vachova, Czech Republic
- The causes of failures and variations of technological processes considering the human factor
I. Bartlova, Czech Republic
- Human reliability in maintenance tasks
H. Pacaiova, Slovak Republic
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ROOM: SIENA
SESSION
21: Managing Human Performance with Human Object Ontologies
CHAIR: H. Vanharanta, Finland |
- The management windshield: An effective metaphor for management and leadership
H. Vanharanta, Finland
- Competence to Innovate?
J. Jussila, A. Suominen and H. Vanharanta, Finland
- Cultural Dimensions on Innovation Cultures
Y. Chang, Korea, A. Suominen, Finland, J. Jussila, Finland, M. Harris, UK, Bikfalvi, Spain, and H. Vanharanta, Finland
- Role of competence development in the stress process. An empirical study based
on conservation of resources theory
N. Mancebo, A. Bikfalvi and J. Llach, Spain
- International “Students as Entrepreneurs”- study
J. Kantola, Finland, A. Bikfalvi, Spain, Y. Chang, Korea and H. Vanharanta, Finland
- Competence Evaluation to Explain Work Role Performance
J. Pagès, N. Mancebo, P. Marquès and A. Bikfalvi, Spain
- Enhancement of operators competences based on nuclear safety culture
A. Piirto, P. Paajanen and H. Vanharanta, Finland
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Tuesday: July 15,
2008
15:30 - 16:00 REFRESHMENTS
16:00 - 18:00
ROOM: VERONA
SESSION
22: Digital Human Modeling with Applications
CO-CHAIRS: J. Pellettiere and Z. Cheng, USA |
- Digital human modeling
with application
Z. Cheng and J. Pellettiere, USA
- Integrated biomechanical-physiological
modeling of human body responses to blast waves
A. Przekwas and P. Wilkerson, USA
- Viscoelastic properties and finite element modeling of human flesh
K. Darvish, Z. Cheng, J. Smith and J. Pellettiere, USA
- Postural templates for
digital human models in the F-16
G. F. Zehner, J. A. Hudson and A. J. K. Oudenhuijzen, USA
- Numerical determination of
the injury mechanism and associated tolerance in rat brain
K. Yang, USA
- Using a 3D human modeling tool for design: An application of the V5 virtual ergonomic solution
A. J. Johnson, G. Collier, S. Sarama, USA, J. Charland, Canada, A. Dagenais, Canada, and D. McGranahan, USA
- Ergonomic design of a multilevel writing system for school children
K. Meinken, A. Rix, H. Widlroither, U. Plihal and A. Mullerleile, Germany
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ROOM: TURIN
SESSION
23: Cognitive and Physical Work Analysis and Design
CHAIR: N. Marmaras, Greece |
- Models for cognitive work
analysis in view of a design: A critical review
N. Marmaras and D. Nathanel, Greece
- Introducing a cognitive
aid to support credit risk analysis and decision making
P. Vassilakopoulou and D. Nathanel, Greece
- Designing ADAS: What kind of analysis is needed?
V. Papakostopoulos and N. Marmaras, Greece
- Building-up cognitive
artifacts for a complex socio-technical system
S. Drivalou, Greece
- A multi-scale human modeling method with case study
T. Li and Z. Li, P. R. China
- Differences in
anthropometric, strength and isokinetic performance parameters of
South African male and female emergency care students
S.E.H. Davies, B. Parr and N. Naidoo, South Africa
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ROOM: TREVI
SESSION
24: Information Complexity
CHAIR: C. Ling, USA |
- Monitoring task performance with datablocks on air traffic control display
C. Ling and L. Hua, USA
- Investigating the effects
of depth on visual search using a multi-layered display
G. A. Reis, Y. Liu, P. Havig and E. L. Heft, USA
- Visual complexity
estimation of web documents, A multi-resolution approach
G. Song, USA
- Uncertainty of Head-Related Transfer Function and Morphologic Features
S. Xu, Z. Li, L. Zeng and G. Salvendy, P.R. China/USA
- Operators' prioritization
of response patterns to concurrent alarms with consistent and
inconsistent levels of relative reliability and importance
E. Newlin, E. Bustamante, T. Turner and J. Bliss, USA
- Quantifying complexity of emergency operating procedures in safety-critical systems
Z. Li, S. Xu, Y. Zhang, L. Yu and F. Song, China
- Modeling approach to
"effective augmentation" for designing manuals with
augmented reality
M. Nakanishi, T. Akasaka and Y. Okada, Japan
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ROOM: PISA
SESSION
25: Driving and In-Car Technology: Part I
Co-Chairs: P. W. Jordan and P. Palo, Sweden |
- Driver segmentation, new technology and safety
P. W. Jordan, F. Chen and A. Lindgren, Sweden
- Improving driver behavior by design: a cognitive task analysis methodology
S. Birrell, M. Young, N. Stanton and D. Jenkins, UK
- Cross-cultural issues and driver requirements for advanced driver assistance systems
A. Lindgren, F. Chen, P. W. Jordan and P. Ljungstrand, Sweden
- Entering the integrated world: Comparing driving performance when using Nomadic device and integrated in-car system
F. Chen, Y. C. Pan, P. Ljungstrand, S. Dahlstrom and P. Jordan, Sweden
- Using 3D
natural sounds to present traffic warnings
S. K. Winther, Denmark and F. Chen, Sweden
- The impact of haptic and visual secondary tasks on drivers’ visual behavior and driving performance – A qualitative analysis
A. Rydstrom and P. Bengtsson, Sweden
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ROOM: ANZIO
SESSION
26: Affective Design
CHAIR: M. Nagamachi, Japan |
- Change in emotion during
use of products
R. Fukuda, Japan
- Effects of space design
visualization system on users' subjective states about communicating
information with reassurance
S. Iizuka, Japan
- A test of the
'attraction-similarity hypothesis' in the relationship of young adult
users and mobile phones
Q. Wu, USA
- Trait arousability: An
individual difference that may actually be useful for designers
S. Schatz, C. A. Bowers, D. Nicholson and J. J.
Vogel-Walcutt, USA
- Translation of customer Kansei and emotional
needs into products
R. Hirata, Mexico, M. Nagamachi, S. Ishihara and T. Nishino,
Japan
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ROOM: CAPRI
SESSION
27: Vehicular and Public Warnings
Co-Chairs: M. Wogalter and M. J. Kalsher, USA |
- All-terrain vehicle warning labels: The dissonance between "effective" warnings and user behavior
R. G. Mortimer, USA
- Evaluation and design of tram crossings/stops in town environment to decrease the risk for pedestrian accidents
A.-L. Osvalder and S. Dahlman, Sweden
- In-vehicle devices: how to attend to the elderly users - some aspects of ITS in Brazil
C. MontAlvao and B. V. Rodrigues, Brazil
- Indirectly conveyed warnings: A behavioral compliance evaluation
M. S. Wogalter and E. Feng, USA
- Evaluation of driving behavior when entering an non-signalized intersection based on drive model including inner factors
M. Takemoto, H. Kosaka, H. Nishitani, M. Uechi and K. Sasaki, Japan
- Ergonomic modeling and simulation for EVA planning
S. Chen, Y. Liu and H. Li, China
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ROOM: SIENA
SESSION
28: Human Factors in Industry
CHAIR: M. Bednarek, Poland |
- Business coaching in an
executive teams
M. A. Flores and A. Beuchot, Mexico
- The application of
industrial engineering methods in industrial service management
K. Santarek, Poland
- Methodology proposal for the implementation of lean manufacturing system in selected Mexican industrial plants
M. Bednarek, Poland and L. F. N. Luna, Mexico
- Introduction of ergonomics into production development processes: An approach
R. Bruder, M. Kugler, A. Sinn-Behrendt, K. Schaub, K. Ghezel-Ahmadi and A. Feith, Germany
- Human factors
engineering (HFE) verification and validation (V&V) for advanced
control room in Korean nuclear power plant
J. C. Ra and S. B. Jo, Korea
- Top ten
design failures to avoid in emerging markets
N. Aykin,
USA, B. Prabhu, India, A. L. Chavan, India, and S. Arora, India
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