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.
Wednesday: July 16,
2008
8:00 - 10:00
ROOM: VERONA
SESSION
29: Ergonomic Assessment and Interventions
CHAIR: A. C. Matias, Philippines |
- Anthropometric data of
Filipino workers
A. L. Velasco, Philippines
- Risk assessment of cumulative trauma disorder among Filipino public utility jeepney drivers and a proposed design for an ergonomic fare payment scheme
R. A. Po, R. R. Santos and M. N. Lazarte, Philippines
- An investigation of
musculoskeletal disorder amongst call center agents
D. D. Dumpay, M. J. G. Ebuna, A. R. Sosa, M. A. d. Cueva and N. D. Enriquez, Philippines
- Risk Assessment of
personal protective equipment of Filipino firefighters
A. C. Matias, A. J. T. Alfonso and L. M. C. Borromeo, Philippines
- Layout for the combined control used in cars
S. Jeong, Y. Cho, E. S. Jung, J. Choe and S. Park, Korea
- Effects of lighting, font style, and polarity on visual performance and visual fatigue with electronic paper displays
I.-H. Shen and K.-K. Shieh, Taiwan
- Designing for accessibility: Top-down or bottom-up?
S. Keates, USA
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ROOM: TURIN
SESSION
30: Macroergonomic Considerations in System Performance
CHAIR: B. Karsh, USA |
- The work compatibility improvement framework: A business tool for improving organizational and individual performance
A. Genaidy, M. M. Rinder and A. D. A-Rehim, USA
- Team performance, error recovery, and increasing system robustness in NASA operations
B. S. Caldwell, USA
- Computer input devices for
an aging workforce
A. D. Taveira and S. D. Choi, USA
- Situation awareness and safety in pediatric intensive care units
B.-T. Karsh, K. Escoto, S. Alper, R. Holden, M. Scanlon, K. Murkowski, N. Patel, T. Shalaby, J. Arnold, R. Kaushal, K. Skibinski and R. Brown, USA
- Ergonomics, lean manufacturing, and cost strategies: do they fit?
F. Moro, Canada
- Work place justice in work design in respect of macro ergonomics
D. Teoman, Turkey
- Effects of sleep deprivation on operator's performance in moderate complexity spaceflight task
Y. Zhang and Z. Li, China
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ROOM: TREVI
SESSION
31: New Ways of Sustainable Office Interior Design: The Process of Design
CHAIR: P. Vink, The Netherlands |
- Reduction of mental stress in the office via smart surroundings
D. Keyson, M. Varkevisser, M. Bruns and M. de Hoogh, The Netherlands
- Changing the view of workspace from inside to outside
C. Bazley, USA and P. Vink, The Netherlands
- The workplace game: exploring end users’ new behavior
E. De Bruyne and A. De Jong, The Netherlands
- The participatory design of office spaces by game playing?
A. De Jong and E. De Bruyne, The Netherlands
- A pressure-time tolerance curve for discomfort
R. Goossens, G.-J. Kleinrensink and M. G. Lechner, The Netherlands
- A study on improvement and investigation of MSD for construction workers
Y. G. Kwon, Y.-S. Oh, N.-Y. Kwon and H. J. Lee, South Korea
- An ergonomic assessment of blocklaying activities using the Quick Exposure Check (QEC)
R. Nugent, E. F. Fallon and D. Gill, Ireland
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ROOM: PISA
SESSION
32: Input Technology Design
CHAIR: N. Baker, USA |
- Developing an instrument
to measure keyboarding style: The keyboard personal computer style
instrument (K-PeCS)
N. Baker and M. Redfern, USA
- The enrichment of print
media through the use of the touch user interface (TUI) technology
J. Barkeloo, USA
- Relationship between the Notebook Input Devices and working tasks
C.-F. Wu, C.-C. Lai, Y.-K. Liu, M.-C. Fu and W.-F. Huang, Taiwan, R.O.C.
- Linguistically optimized
split virtual keyboard
J. Marila and V. Lantz, Finland
- It takes two to Tango:
Designers and engineers team up to develop an innovative stroke
rehabilitation device
D. Shin, P. Wolf, T. Sugar and D. Herring, USA
- User interface to enter
linear data in proportion to the fingertip pressure
S. Saino, T. Nonaka and T. Hase, Japan
- Differences between 3D
input devices
T. Nowack, S. Lutherdt, M. Hecht and P. Kurtz, Germany
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ROOM: ANZIO
SESSION
33: Decision Making in Complex Environments
CHAIR: Y. Liu, USA |
- Dynamic decision making in
complex environments
C. Gonzalez, USA
- Expert decision making:
adaptive balance of internal and external factors
W. Zachary, USA
- Cognitive models of
tactical decision making
S. Marshall, USA
- Assisting collaborative
decision making in complex environments
S. D. Scott, Canada
- Getting up to speed:
Design principles for recovering situation awareness in dynamic task
environments
M. St. John and H. S. Smallman, USA
- The role of collaboration
technologies in team decision making
S. Galster, USA
- Decision making on the
flight deck: assessing and managing risk
J. M. Orasanu, USA
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ROOM: CAPRI
SESSION
34: Safety and Design
CHAIR: B. Das, Canada |
- Effects of high altitude partial pressure suit on mobility capability and operational performance
H. Hu, L. Ding, C. Yang and X. Yuan, China
- Managing risks of crashes
due to cutting in of a vehicle when using an ACC system
M. Itoh and T. Inagaki, Japan
- Analysis of questionnaire concerning a bar code printed on the ampoule label
M. Kimura, H. Furukawa, H. Tsukamoto, M. Ohkura and F. Tsuchiya, Japan
- The investigation into problems of utilization of drug information in package inserts to ensure safety of drug usage
K. Nabeta, M. Kimura, M. Ohkura and F. Tsuchiya, Japan
- Development of driving simulator
for evaluate the legibility of road sign
J. Kim and S. Lee, Korea
- Study of skin pressure
and comfort research of dynamic human body with elastic pants
P. Xiao, W. B. Zhang, and L. Liu, China
- Revision of display
of PTP sheet with mandatory bar-code
A. Izumiya, M. Ohkura, T. Takaike and F. Tsuchiya, Japan
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ROOM: SIENA
SESSION
35: Examining the Behavior of Special Populations During the
Warning Process
Co-Chairs: C. Mayhorn and M. Wogalter, USA |
- Signal word, text color,
and warning compliance of a consumer product: An eye-tracking study
N. C. Silver, B. Leany, G. Kambe, M. Lee-Baker, and R. Lee, USA
- Cultural ergonomics and
the pesticide risk divide
T. Smith-Jackson, M. Wogalter and Y. Quintela USA
- A cross-cultural (China vs
US) comparison of product perceptions: Implications for warning
processing
M. Lesch, USA, P.-L. P. Rau, China, and Z. Zhao, China
- Older adults' user experiences with mobile phones: A qualitative approach
Y. Lee and T. L. Smith-Jackson, USA
- Potential uses of virtual reality to evaluate behavioral compliance with warnings
M. E. C. Duarte and F. Rebelo, Portugal
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Wednesday: July 16,
2008
10:00 - 10:30 REFRESHMENTS
10:30 - 12:30
ROOM: VERONA
SESSION
36: Impact of the Interaction Between Psychosocial and Physical Factors on
Work-Related Musculoskeletal Disorders
Co-Chairs: T. Waters and N. Swanson, USA |
- Role of psychosocial and
physical factors in determining risk of low back disorders
W. Marras, USA
- The interplay of
psychosocial and physical risk factors in musculoskeletal symptoms –
What can be learned from intervention research
B. Amick, Canada
- Relationship between psychosocial factors and back pain in nurses
N. Menzel, USA
- Relationship of
psychosocial factors with MSD symptoms in keyboard work
N. Swanson, USA
- The role of physical and
psychosocial risk factors in development of work-related MSDs:
Findings from the 2002 Quality of Worklife Survey
T. Waters, USA
- Musculoskeletal discomfort and its reduction in cotton cultivation
V. Sangwan, S. Gandhi and S. Mer, India
- A study of the design of "knee kicker" bumper for carpet layer
W.-F. Huang and C.-Fu Wu, R.O.C.
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ROOM: TURIN
SESSION
37: Applied Participatory Ergonomics
CHAIR: K. Zink, Germany |
- Standardization and participation
in holistic production systems
K. J. Zink, Germany
- Creating business advantage with participatory ergonomics in a holistic systems redesign
A. S. Imada and D. C. Anderson, USA
- Participation in
technology implementation and perceived technology characteristics: a
case study in pediatric hospitals
B.-T. Karsh, K. Escoto, S. Alper, R. Holden, M. Scanlon, K. Murkowski,
N. Patel, T. Shalaby, J. Arnold, R. Kaushal, K. Skibinski and R.
Brown, USA
- Gaining participation of a multicultural workforce in the high risk industries such as construction
S. Artis, B. M. Kleiner and T. Smith-Jackson, USA
- Participatory ergonomics: An office ergonomics case study
N. Larson, USA
- Participatory development and implementation of continuous improvement processes within a holistic production system
D. Schroder and U. Steimle, Germany
- Sustainability and
end-user participation: a success and a failure
P. Vink, The Netherlands
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ROOM: TREVI
SESSION 38: Work Design
CHAIR: L. Sundstrom, Sweden |
- Improving the
working environment
L. Sundstrom, Sweden
- Broadening our
foundation for work design: A conceptual framework design with a
holistic approach
Y. C. Erensal and D. D. Teoman, Turkey
- Using
cross-functional teams to implement effective ergonomics in programs
F. Norton, USA
- Configuration of a motivation-improvement-support system focused on the level of employees’ satisfaction
D. Yatsuzuka, T. Tabe, M. Anse and Y. Taguchi, Japan
- Impact of the chosen work condition factors on the quality of the manual assembly process
A. Hamrol and D. Kowalik, Poland
- A simulation system for weakly structured work processes in complex development projects
B. Kausch, S. Tackenberg, M. Grandt and C. M. Schlick, German
- Ergonomic assessment of women in pearl miller (bajra) cobs harvesting
S. Gandhi, M. Bilbaghi and Bimla, India
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ROOM: PISA
SESSION
39: Driving and In-Car Technology: Part II
CHAIR: P. W. Jordan, Sweden |
- Trade-off between
multifunctional control systems while carrying out simple and complex
secondary tasks
R. Brostrom and P. Bengtsson, Sweden
- A new measurement for simulator driving performance in situations without interfere from other vehicles
E. Y. N. Wang and F. Chen, Sweden
- Do ridge sizes in a rotary device for menu selection influence driving performance?
H. Berglund, C. Grane and P. Bengtsson, Sweden
- Display characteristics
for enhanced seat belt reminder systems
N. Lerner, J. Singer, R. Huey and J. Jenness, USA
- Serial or parallel search with a multi-modal rotary device for in-vehicle use
C. Grane and P. Bengtsson, Sweden
- Infotainment overload –
The proliferation of in-car technology and use of Nomadic devices
P. Ljungstrand, Sweden
- Guided tour for
international user interfaces: multimedia design in rural areas
F. Cipolla-Ficarra, Italy
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ROOM: ANZIO
SESSION
40: Special Populations
CHAIR: V. Rice, USA |
- An educational exercise on backpacks for school children: Including children, faculty and parents
V. Rice, C. De Vilbiss and C. Bazley, USA
- How function and
opportunity, not diagnosis, drives clinical outcome
B. Peacock and G. Peacock, USA
- Designing technology for
older adults
C. Fausset, W. A. Rogers and A. Fisk, USA
- A cross-cultural study of older adults’ technology acceptance
L. Wang, P.-L. P. Rau and G. Salvendy, China
- Choosing, tweaking, and
designing: Considerations for older adult technologies and training
A. McLaughlin, USA
- Usability of consumer
products used in the home for adult wheelchair users
J. Lenker, V. Paquet, D. Feathers and M. Nasarwanji, USA
- Walking in their shoes:
Teaching elder design
R. Lueder, USA
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ROOM: CAPRI
SESSION
41
SPECIAL INTEREST GROUP PANEL 2: AugCog-Enabled Research and Applications
Co-Chairs: D. Schmorrow and L. Reeves, USA |
- User-in-the-loop adaptive
system design: Information fusion examples for visualizing and
measuring biophysiological states
C. Fidopiastis and D. Nicholson, USA
- Assessing neural
signatures of learning to direct training and education
P. Luu and D. M. Tucker, USA
- Driving EEG cognitive
assessment using eye fixations
K. Hale, S. Fuchs and C. Berka, USA
- Using advanced neurocognitive techniques to ensure Warfighter resilience: Advanced tactical aircraft simulator – quality training effectiveness Assessment ATAS-QTEA
R. Cornwall and T. Schnell, USA
- Guidelines for the use
neurotechnology and AugCog systems
L. Reeves, D. McBride A. Jeannotte, K. Schiller and E. DeRenzo, USA
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ROOM: SIENA
SESSION
42:
ISO standards on manual handling and repetitive movements: updates on main
reference methods
CHAIR: E. Occhipinti, Italy |
- ISO Standards 11228 (Parts 1-3) on manual handling and repetitive movements
E. Occhipinti, Italy
- NIOSH lifting equation:
updates with special focus on multitask and variable tasks analysis
T. Waters, USA
- OCRA Method (OCRA Index
and Checklist): updates with special focus on multitask analysis
D. Colombini and E. Occhipinti, Italy
- The strain index
J. S. Moore and A. Garg, USA
- HAL-ACGIH TLV for handwork
T. Armstrong, USA
- Discussion and answers to
questions from participants
All
Speakers
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Wednesday: July 16,
2008
11:30 - 13:30
INTERACTIVE POSTER
SESSION |
The posters will be mounted on poster boards (one poster per board) with tacks which will be available on site. The poster boards are 4hx6L. Presenters can mount multiple single sheets of paper, larger posters, pictures, or any printed materials on the boards.
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P1 |
Increasing wood processing company's productivity and competitiveness by implementing healthy environment and applying ergonomics
H. Kalkis, I. Rezepina, Z. Roja, V. Kalkis and A. Goldsteins, Latvia |
| P2 |
Evaluation of the muscle tone, elasticity and stiffness in relation to fatigue among geneticists using myometric method
Z. Roja, V. Kalkis, H. Kalkis, I. Roja and J. Svirksts, Latvia |
P3 |
Safety and ergonomic problems on the clinical practice of gastrointestinal endoscopy
K. Shinohara, Japan |
| P4 |
Metrixx Vr, Ergonomic virtual laboratory
A. Vega, A. Coronado and M. Montano, Brazil |
P5 |
Assessment and classification of cognitive decrements associated with high workload and extended work periods in a UAV setting
R. M. Schmidt, G. Wilson, I. Davis and M. Funke, USA |
| P6 |
Enhancement of cooperation between workers by using scanning displays
Y. Akiyoshi, M. Nakanishi and Y. Okada, Japan |
P7 |
Ergonomics and function efficiency in Orthotic Design
R. Hudak and J. Zivcak, Slovak Republic |
| P8 |
Influence of standard microclimatic consequences on reliability of human factor performance in technical systems
S. Maly and S. Bernatikova, Czech Republic |
P9 |
An investigation on user’s spatial knowledge and wayfinding strategy in virtual environment – A case study of Geotag and Earcon
C.-H. Chen, H.-M. Chang and C.-Y. Tsai, R.O.C. |
| P10 |
Ergonomic health management for preventing work-related injury
M.-H. Chen, Taiwan |
| P11 |
Predicting subjective perceptions of powered tool torque reactions based on work locations
J.-H. Lin and R. McGorry, USA |
| P12 |
An evaluation of comfort afforded by hearing protection devices
P. M. Arezes, C. Abelenda and A. C. Braga, Portugal |
P13 |
A proposal of strategies that activates employees’ consciousness and motivation on human error management
K. Omori, J. Nakatani and Y. Okada, Japan |
| P14 |
Ergonomic evaluation of an alternative tool for cake decorating
C. Harris, B. Chen, I. Janowitz and D. Rempel, USA |
| P15 |
Usability of train ticket vending machines
K. Yamada and F. Ryoko, Japan |
P16 |
The interference between visual load and stimulus-response spatial compatibility
J.-L. Doong, W.-S. Huang, C.-H. Huang and C.-C. Liu, Taiwan |
| P17 |
Alternatives to ANSI/ISO guidelines for developing graphical safety information
E. Wisniewski, S. M. Hall and J. J. Isaacson, USA |
P18 |
Aesthetics and Product Warning Removal
J. J. Isaacson, S. M. Hall and E. Wisniewski, USA |
| P19 |
A novel approach of using a portable laser scanner for three-dimensional hand anthropometric measurement
C.-C. Chang, USA, Z. Li, China, X. Cai, China, and P. G. Dempsey, USA |
P20 |
Construction and validation of biomechanical stress predicting model developed with Adam LifeMOD Software for the lifting tasks
C.-L. Lee, S.-Z. Lou, C.-K. Ting, P.-C. Sung and Y.-J. Sun, ROC |
| P21 |
An analysis of human error management data on organizations – Tendencies and features of organizational human error management
A. Yokomizo, Y. Mori and Y. Okada, Japan |
P22 |
Satisfaction with work placement for disabled people in Milan, Italy
P. Campanini, P. M. Conway, S. Finotti and G. Costa, Italy |
| P23 |
How to design of task-related information overlaid by AR technology – Focusing on task characteristics
S.-I. Tamamushi, M. Nakanishi and Y. Okada, Japan |
P24 |
Metrics for assessing support of cognition in command and control (MASC3): Project overview and demonstration of the S-CCS microworld
D. Lafond, S. Tremblay, R. Rousseau and R. Breton, Canada |
| P25 |
Team design is C2: A step towards predicting team performance as a function of team structure
S. Tremblay, D. Lafond, M.-E. Jobidon and R. Breton, Canada |
P26 |
Empirical design of auditory media in an animated digital learning system for older adults
D.-Y. Lin and W.-H. Hsueh, Taiwan |
| P27 |
Effect measurement of VR training based on PSF – About training of astronaut
Y. Keida, D. Suzuki, H. Kirasawa, I. Takanami and Y. Okada, Japan |
P28 |
Changes of the actual selling and return rates by visualizing textile touch on clothing websites
K. Baik, Korea, K. Jeong, USA, G. Cho, Korea and G. Salvendy, USA/China |
| P29 |
Determination of frictional speeds by arm movement and simulation of frictional sounds of fabrics
C. Kim, Y. Yang, J. Park, H. You, and G. Cho, South Korea |
P30 |
Conflict monitoring due to prolonged monotonous versus cognitively demanding task – diurnal fMRI study
M. Fafrowicz, K. Golonka, T. Marek, J. Mojsa-Kaja, K. Tucholska, H. Oginska, A. Urbanik and T. Orzechowski, Poland |
| P31 |
Diurnal variability of attention disengagement process – EOG and fMRI studies
M. Fafrowicz, K. Golonka, T. Marek, J. Mojsa-Kaja, K. Tucholska, H. Oginska, A. Urbanik and T. Orzechowski, Poland |
P32 |
Relation between continuous exercise and job stress among Japanese nurses
Y. Kawata, M. Hirosawa, Y. Yamada, M. Sugiura, Y. Nishi, S. Tanaka and M. Mizuno, Japan |
| P33 |
Research on visual characteristics of colored LED in dense fog
B. A. Kurniawan, M. Takamatsu, Y. Nakashima and T. Hagiwara, Japan |
P34 |
Evaluation of cataractous color vision characteristic for LCD
T. Fujita, Y. Nakashima and M. Takamatsu, Japan |
| P35 |
An evaluation of PSF reference list for labor accidents
R. Temmyo and Y. Okada, Japan |
P36 |
A study of automatic response systems contents for traffic information in intelligent transportation systems
S. Chung, S. Byun and H. Moon, Korea |
| P37 |
Advanced brain state monitoring and operator selection for unmanned aerial system operators
R. A. McKinley, L. K. McIntire, R. M. Schmidt, C. Goodyear, R. Esken and T. Hancock, USA |
P38 |
Relationship between depersonalization symptoms and eating disorder among Japanese nurses
M. Sugiura, M. Hirosawa, Y. Yamada, Y. Nishi, S. Tanaka, Y. Kawata and M. Mizuno, Japan |
| P39 |
Statistical differentiation of depression and burnout using TEMPS-A
Y. Yamada, M. Hirosawa, M. Sugiura, Y. Nishi, S. Tanaka, Y. Kawata and M. Mizuno, Japan |
P40 |
Physical exposure during mobile phone use
E. Gustafsson, P.W. Johnson and M. Hagberg, Sweden |
| P41 |
Evaluation of the transfer methods based on physiological response of care receiver
S. Beppu and R. Fukuda, Japan |
P42 |
Physical risk factors for musculoskeletal complaints among cleaners
E. Ozcan, K. Alptekin, I. Ozcan, H. Issever, H. Taskinsoy, B. Uysal, S. Esmaeilzadeh, N. Kesiktas and E. Ozcan, Turkey |
| P43 |
Ergonomic evaluation of dynamic display: Influences of speed, presentation mode, text-flow orientation, stage of usage, and task type on comprehension and preference for reading Chinese text on small screen
Y.-H. Chien, L.-C. Chen and P.-Y. Chu, Taiwan |
P44 |
Information presentation to decrease distraction and cognitive load for drivers
P. Tretten, C. J. Normark and A. Gärling, Sweden |
| P45 |
Instrumentation layouts for increased traffic safety
C. J. Normark, P. Tretten, and A. Garling, Sweden |
P46 |
Effects of rest breaks, time pressure and duration of computer use on the intensity of work-related upper extremity musculoskeletal symptoms among Turkish computer users
S. Esmaeilzadeh, E. Ozcan and K. Alptekin, Turkey |
| P47 |
Spatial training research in virtual environments
C. D. Blackledge, S. S. Patnaik and D. W. Carruth, USA |
P48 |
Research on optimum presentation method which considered elderly people – In case of LED traffic information board
M. Takamatsu, Y. Nakashima, T. Fujita, S.-I. Nagayama, S. Nakajima and K.-I. Mima, Japan |
P49 |
Research on binocular colour fusion limit – In case of retinal fovea
X. Qin, M. Takamatsu, Y. Nakashima and Z. Katoh, Japan |
P50 |
Study on brightness perception of dichromatism for light emitting diode
Y. Nakashima, M. Takamatsu, K. Sassa and K.-I. Mima, Japan |
| P51 |
"HIYARI-HATTO (incident) Map"--When and where do people face
with hazardous situation in natural disasters?
H. Shin, Japan |
P52 |
Applying GOMS model to identifying team training requirements of process control systems
F. L. Lee, S. H. Hsu and C. N. Tu, Taiwan |
| P53 |
Natural fiber as sustainable technology and ecologic and economically right alternative in making supporting device of ramble: An experimental research
J. R. H. Claumann, M. R. Lupion, R. M. Pereira, M. R. Nunes and G. M. Scabello, Brazil |
Wednesday: July 16,
2008
13:30 - 15:30
ROOM: VERONA
SESSION
43: New Ways of Sustainable Office Interior Design: Measures effects
CHAIR: P. Vink, The Netherlands |
- Effects of a meeting table and chairs making half standing possible
P. Vink, The Netherlands
- Implications for health and performance when replacing mouse use with shortcut keys
M. M. Blok, P. Vink and P. Van Lingen, The Netherlands
- Task related office chair
design
L. Groenesteijn, P. Vink, M. Looze and F. Krause, The Netherlands
- Effects on body movement of five different office chairs
K. Keller, R. Ellegast, R. Hamburger, P. Vink, F. Krause, M. Blok, L. Groenesteijn and H. Berger, Germany
- Office work places with
laptop computers: User specific requirements for input devices and
software design
C. Sutter, C. Armbruster, M. Oehl and J. Musseler, Germany
- Designing for accessibility: Extending UI design approaches to hardware
S. Keates, USA
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ROOM: TURIN
SESSION
44: Cognitive Systems Research
CHAIR: C. Forsythe, USA |
- An evaluative synthesis of human performance, cognitive demands, and quality of work life in manufacturing environments
J. K. Layer, W. Karwowski and A. Furr, USA
- Interactive search for patterns
of behavior
R. G. Abbott, J. H. Whetzel and J. D. Basilico USA
- Studying teamwork with
automated behavior modeling
R. G. Abbott and J. D. Basilico, USA
- Improving the
human-vehicle interface: estimating the impact of difficult physical
situations on drivers
K. R. Dixon, J. D. Basilico and C. Forsythe, USA
- The effectiveness of electronic brainstorming in an industrial setting
S.M. Stevens, C. C. Dornburg, S. M. L. Hendrickson, J. C. Forsythe, T. L. Bauer and G. S. Davidson, USA
- Ethical considerations
with cognitive systems and neuro technologies
W. Shaneyfelt, USA
- Human aspects of data mining systems
E. Jun, USA and G. Salvendy, USA/P.R. China
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ROOM: TREVI
SESSION
45: Macroergonomics Organizational, Managerial and Social Aspects
CHAIR: L. Pacholski, Poland |
- Macroergonomic
prerequisites for manufacturing systems modernization
B. Mateja and L. Pacholski, Poland
- Management of work
conditions quality through ergonomic designing of work conditions
sources
E. Tytyk, Poland
- Macroergonomic
determinants of working time losses in manufacturing systems
L. Pacholski, K. Siemieniak and M. Siemieniak, Poland
- Macroergonomic
aspects of ecological production
S. Janik, Poland
- Macroergonomic
specificity of quality system internal audit in medium and small
enterprises
G. Wojdynski,
A. Jasiak and L. Pacholski, Poland
- The method of matching ergonomic nonpowered hand tools to maintenance tasks for the handicapped
M. Butlewski and E. Tytyk, Poland
- Human factor as a determinant of pro-quality systems exploitation
M. Jasiulewicz-Kaczmarek and R. Wieczorek, Poland
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ROOM: PISA
SESSION 46: Human Systems Integration
CHAIR: M. Dainoff, USA |
- Using formal methods to predict human error and system failures
M. L. Bolton, E. J. Bass, and R. I. Siminiceanu, USA
- Integrating human systems integration with systems engineering: Issues and (Preliminary) answers
L. Hettinger, USA
- Human systems integration,
beyond domain tradeoffs and personnel readiness
G. Lizza, USA
- Recognizing the synergy
between SE and HSI
A. Muralidhar, USA
- Requirements are key to effective human systems integration
A. O. Salinas and H. M. Acosta, USA
- Site found... connecting
S. Deal, USA
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ROOM: ANZIO
SESSION
47: Versatility of Ergonomic Applications in Health Care
CHAIR: M. S. Bogner, USA |
- Usability and safety of
medical devices within the OR: Preliminary results of an analysis of reported incidents to the BfArM
U. Matern, T. Rolleke and K. Montag, Germany
- Information systems in the emergency department
R. J. Fairbanks, USA
- A framework for optimizing the use of technology in education and training for healthcare professionals
J. Cannon-Bowers, USA
- Improving mental health outcomes using immersion technologies: A cognitive ergonomics perspective
C. Bowers, USA
- An organizational citizenship framework for understanding patient safety behaviors
B.-T. Karsh, USA
- Medication reconciliation: A health care imperative – an ergonomic challenge
M. S. Bogner, USA
- Occupational postural constraint caused by the dental equipment: A workstation assessment
E. C. Batiz, P. R. Kawase and A. R. P. Moro, Brazil
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ROOM: CAPRI
SESSION
48: Medications, Public Health, and Warnings
Co-Chairs: M. Wogalter and C. Mayhorn, USA |
- Prescription medication
sharing and borrowing: Prevalence and proclivities
R. Goldsworthy, C. Mayhorn and A. Meade, USA
- Iterative Teratogen
Warning symbol design: Results from the field
C. Mayhorn and R. Goldsworthy, USA
- Graphic and information
aspects affecting the effectiveness of visual instructions in medicine
inserts in Brazil
C. Spinillo, S. Padovani and F. Miranda, Brazil
- Do alcohol warning labels
influence men's and women's attempts to deter others from driving when
intoxicated?
T. Tam and T. Greenfield, USA
- Safety packaging and enhanced warnings for over-the-counter drug products in tablet, caplet and gelcap forms
S. Weiss, USA
- A framework for describing
the graphic and content representations of warnings: A contribution of
information design to information ergonomics.
E. Azevedo and C. Spinillo, Brazil
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ROOM: SIENA
SESSION
49: Innovations in Ergonomics
CHAIR: E. Gorska, Poland |
- New directions
in research and teaching of ergonomics at Warsaw University of
Technology
E.
Gorska, Poland
- The impact of local
handgrip type of physical effort on chosen parameters of
cardiovascular system
P. Rybak and E. Gorska, Poland
- The
computer implementation of the results of ergonomic analysis and
evaluation of workstations in Mars Polska
M. Walda and E. Gorska, Poland
- Implementation of
ergonomic solutions with the use of Kaizen continuous improvement
approach
M. Gorski and M. Gorski, Poland
- Research on the level of
adaption of tools and everyday use objects handles to their user’s
hand
A. Polak-Sopinska, Poland
- Paradoxes in applied ergonomics
M. Gorski, Poland
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Wednesday: July 16,
2008
15:30 - 16:00 REFRESHMENTS
16:00 - 18:00
ROOM: VERONA
SESSION 50: Overcoming Impediments to Achieving Enterprise Agility
CHAIR: S. Trzcielinski, Poland |
- A framework of organizational structure designing for agile enterprise
E. Pawlowski and K. Pawlowski, Poland
- Methods and tools for continuous improvement
S. Piersiala and S. Trzcielinski, Poland
- Leaning the organizational structure. Case of the multi media company
A. Rogowski and S. Trzcielinski, Poland
- Bases of theory of opportunities
S. Trzcielinski, Poland
- The use of ergonomics in microenterprises in Wielkopolska region
E. Wiecek-Janka, Poland
- Psychophysical bases of pronouncement of psychosomatic diseases at Polish microenterpreuner
E. Wiecek-Janka, Poland
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ROOM: TURIN
SESSION
51: Human Performance
CHAIR: T. Marek, Poland |
- The role of a priori
constraints in perception of 3D shapes
Z. Pizlo, USA
- Human operator-
Cognitometrics-closing the loop
J. Ober and J. Dylak, Poland
- Changes in the anterior cingulate
cortex activity under simulated driving task - fMRI case study
T. Marek, M. Fafrowicz, K. Golonka, J. Mojsa-Kaja, K. Tucholska, H. Oginska, T. Orzechowski and A. Urbanik, Poland
- Usability of train ticket vending machines
K. Yamada and F. Ryoko, Japan
- Should future homes be designed differently for American and Korean?
K.-A. Jeong, USA and G. Salvendy, USA/P.R. China
- Effects of an energy drink and cognitive loading on postural stability
A. Enriquez and B. Chase, USA
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ROOM: TREVI
SESSION
52: Managing Business Performance with Business Object Ontologies
CHAIR: J. Kantola, Finland |
- Managing by ontologies
J. Kantola, Finland
- Capturing change
intelligence through internet applications
H. Vanharanta, Finland, J. Kantola, Finland, and W. Karwowski, USA
- Hydro power plant –
metaphor for innovation culture
A. Suominen, J. Jussila and H. Vanharanta, Finland
- Evaluating and managing
R&D investment under uncertainty case study: productization of
portable fuel cells
A. Suominen, J. Kantola and A. Tuominen, Finland
- Studying achievement factor based on collective understanding
H. Paukku, P. Paajanen, A. Piirto, J. Kantola and H. Vanharanta, Finland
- Project management: A
bridge between academia and business
A. Bikfalvi, Spain, J. L. Pages, Spain, N. M. Fernandez, Spain, P. M.
Gou, Spain, and J. Kantola, Finland
- Performance measures for green supply management
J. S. Park, Korea, Y. S. Chang, Korea, H. Vanharanta, Finland and J. Kantola, Finland
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ROOM: PISA
SESSION
53: The Use of Driver Assistance Systems: Experimental Evaluation and
Modeling of Human Behavior
CHAIR: H. Bubb, Germany |
- Some bridging methods towards a balanced design of human-machine systems, applied to highly automated vehicles
F. Flemisch, J. Schindler, J. Kelsch, A. Schieben and D. Damböck, Germany
- Acceptance of augmented
reality for driving assistance information
U. Bergmeier and C. Lange, Germany
- Development and testing of
icons for driver assistance systems
C. Lange, M. Wohlfarter and H. Bubb, Germany
- The BMW iDrive the next step of a revolution
A. Keinath, S. Durach, L. Eckstein, and B.
Niedermaier,
Germany
- Visual performance of dual
task execution with simultaneous peripheral and central perception
M. Goebel, South Africa and F. Treugut, Germany
- Cultural differences in the use of nomadic devices
P. Leiber, B. Spanner-Ulmer, M. Jentsch and W. Hamberger, Germany
- Tool-based and collaborative decision support for investments in usability engineering
T. Komischke, USA
- Naturalistic driving study on approaching and lane-changing behavior
D. Popiv, M. Rakic, K. Bengler and H. Bubb, Germany
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ROOM: ANZIO
SESSION
54: Human Factors in Design
CO-CHAIRS: H. Schulze and T. Wafler, Switzerland |
- Boundary spanning collaboration in new product creation: (New) trends and design approaches
H. Schulze and T. Wafler, Switzerland
- A new approach for boundary spanning collaboration– Results and implications from a case study at Daimler AG
H. Schulze, Switzerland, S. Mbang, Germany, and K. Stahl, Germany
- Presentation: Collaborative design using mixed reality: Suggestions from INTUITION partners
P. Vink
and J. W. v. Rhijn, The
Netherlands, and B. Krassi, Finland
- Boundary spanning collaboration in planning and scheduling
D. Fischer and T. Wafler, Switzerland
- Bridging the 3 worlds: A multi-method approach towards enhancing knowledge sharing in
Rolls-Royce
C. Shepherd and M. Kerr, UK
- How creative is your website?
L. Zeng, USA and G. Salvendy, USA/P.R. China
- Cognitive ergonomics
relevance for educational and educative websites’ design
A. Carusi and C. Mont'Alvão, Brazil
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ROOM: CAPRI
SESSION
55: Ergonomics in Service
CHAIR: K. Lindström, Finland |
- Interaction, work characteristics, and mental health in nursing
J. Glaser and S. Hornung, Germany
- Promoting Innovativeness
and rewards in elderly care work
K. Lindström, Finland
- Emotional labour of
funeral directors
G. Molander, Finland
- Developing industrial service capability: change process from product-oriented culture to service-oriented culture
M. Nuutinen and K. Ilomaki, Finland
- Improving work and work process knowledge in school kitchens – is a multilevel intervention regarded as useful?
A. Leppänen and L. Hopsu, Finland
- Determining the optimal
bin size for a video-based posture assessment method
P. van Wyk, P. L. Weir, D. M. Andrews, K. Fiedler and J. P. Callaghan, Canada
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ROOM: SIENA
SESSION
56: Ergonomics and Safety Potpourri
CHAIR: S. Horino, Japan |
- Fundamental concepts in
occupational hip injury
S. Morrissey, USA
- Gender perspective on work
safety in the mining industry
E. Andersson, Sweden
- Listening to the traffic
F. Chen, J. Hagernass, M. Lindh and J. Jarlengrip, Sweden
- Analysis and prevention of traffic accident applying tele-field study making use of image-recording-type drive recorders
S. Horino, M. Mori, N. Kubo, S. Kitajima and T. Katayama, Japan
- Ergonomics proposal for
visibility requirements at urban intersections in Japan for preventing
frequent crossing collisions
M. Mori, S. Horino, N. Kubo and S. Kitajima, Japan
- A study on human factors
on flight delays
K. Onan and O. Ozaydin, Turkey
- Ergonomics modeling and simulation for spaceflight task planning
Y. Liu, China
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