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Detailed Technical Program - Sunday, July 18, 2010 |
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| Detailed Technical Program - Sunday, July 18, 2010 | |
Note: In general, the duration of each presentation should last 15 min with 2 min for discussion. The session chairs may at their discretion increase the time allocation to each presenter. Prepare and bring your presentation file saved in Microsoft PowerPoint (.ppt), (.pptx) file format. Please note that No internet access will be available in the meeting rooms. Update: For instuctions on how to prepare your presentation click here. For the list of all conference books click here The Final Program may be significantly changed due to speakers attendance. |
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| ROOM | 8:00-10:00 |
| Theater | SESSION 1: Civilizational Change |
| CO-CHAIRS: M. W. Hail and S. J. Lange, USA | |
| Relativism and its consequences for Western civilization S. J. Lange, USA |
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| Theories of regime development across the millennia and their application to modern liberal democracies M. Bessette, USA |
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| Cultural change as issues resolution: Predicting values change in the Middle East M. Moaddel, USA |
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| Factors of destabilization and collapse: A comparative study of the Roman and British Empires and the consequences for Western Civilization M. W. Hail, USA |
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| Democracy’s sacred opinions and the radicalization of Islam in the twentieth century J. Pidluzny, USA |
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| The theological clash of civilizations: Islamic perceptions of Western religion K. Walker, USA |
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| Sandringham | SESSION 2: Ergonomics Hazards and Prevention |
| CHAIR: R. Jang, Taiwan | |
| The relationship between the subjective perception of physical capability and muscular strength during repetitive lifting tasks R.-L. Jang, Taiwan |
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| Musician related cumulative muscular disorders as assessed using a Taiwanese questionnaire survey C.-L. Chen, Taiwan |
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| Whole-body vibration exposure and musculoskeletal complaints in urban mail carriers H.-C. Chen, Y.-P. Liu and C.-T. Chiang, Taiwan |
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| Glovebox gloves: Effects on forearm muscle activity for gripping with maximal and sub-maximal efforts P.-C. Sung, P.-J. Cheng and C.-L. Lee, Taiwan |
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| The evaluation of an assistive chair design for the elderly C. Huang, Taiwan |
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| Ergonomics in the context of prevention, educational proposal and current situation in Colombia E. Cadavid and L. M. Sáenz, Colombia |
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| Ergonomics in industrial design education process: A conceptual and methodological experience L. M. Sáenz, Colombia |
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| Windsor | SESSION 3: Aviation Human Factors |
| CO-CHAIRS: S. Landry and S. Verma, USA | |
| Potential human factors issues in NextGen ATM concepts L. Martin, C. Cabrall, P. Lee and K. Jobe, USA |
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| Designing efficient trajectory clearance information format on air traffic controller's display M. Hiyashi and R. Lanter, USA |
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| Preliminary guidelines on controller's procedures for pairing aircraft for simultaneous approaches under different levels of automation S. Verma, T. Kozon and D. Ballinger, USA |
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| An approach to function allocation for the next generation air transport system S. Landry, USA |
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| Factors affecting success and failure in a return-to-work program established for a department of defense aircraft maintenance facility E. Irwin, K. Streilein and R. Slife, USA |
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| An approach to study the body back discomfort of economy class aircraft passenger C. F. Tan, W. Chen and M. Rauterberg, The Netherlands |
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| Impact of airspace reconfiguration on controller workload and traffic performance P. Lee, N. Smith, T. Prevot, J. Homola, H. Lee, A. Kessell and C. Brasil, USA |
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| Balmoral | SESSION 4: Ergonomics and Material Environment Design |
| CHAIR: J. Charytonowicz, Poland | |
| Work seats: A short historical outline J. Charytonowicz, Poland |
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| Eco-ergonomics in architecture A. Skowronski, Poland |
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| Visibility profiles of stadium stands derived from profiles of comfortable stairs Z. Pelczarski, Poland |
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| The social role of ergonomics and material environment design K. Lis, Poland |
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| Occupational safety management and application of economic guidelines in the shaping of working conditions in supermarkets K. Lis and J. Olszewski, Poland |
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| The leader impact on proergonomic activities E. Jasinska, W. Jasinski and S. Janik, Poland |
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| TEA: Technology Ergonomics Applications SEMCO Group S. Folley and J.- M. Diroux, France |
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| Chopin Ballroom | SESSION 5: Using VR/AR to Improve Manual Handling I |
| CO-CHAIRS: P. Vink, The Netherlands, B. Krassi, Finland, and M. D’Cruz, UK | |
| ManuVAR: A framework for improving manual work through virtual and augmented reality B. Krassi, Finland, M. D'Cruz, UK, and P. Vink, The Netherlands |
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| Virtual and augmented reality technologies for supporting heterogeneous multidisciplinary end-users across product lifecycle S. Kiviranta, Finland, M. Poyade, Spain, and K. Helin, Finland |
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| Integration of human factors methods to the ManuVAR product lifecycle management model S Aromaa, Finland, J. Viitaniemi, Finland, C. Leva, Ireland, and B. Krassi, Finland |
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| ManuVAR Training: Supporting the Implementation and design of VR/AR quality-Improvement tools for manual handling P. Liston, Ireland, S. Cromie,Ireland, M.-C. Leva, Ireland, K. Helin, Finland, and M. D’Cruz, UK |
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| Investigating manual work using human factors approaches and behavioral analysis G. Lawson, UK, G. Tosolin, Italy, C. Leva, Ireland, S. Sharples, UK, A. Langley, UK, S. Shaikh, UK, and P. Liston, Ireland |
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| From teaching machines to the exploitation of virtual and augmented reality: Behaviour analysis supporting manual workers in aerospace industry within the European project ManuVAR G. Tosolin and A. Valdina, Italy |
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| Usability of approximated 3D target objects for mission preparation M. Kleiber and C. Winkelholz, Germany |
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| Trade | SESSION 6: Digital Human Modelling in Usability Engineering |
| CHAIR: J. Grobelny, Poland | |
| Modeling in websites designing process K. Hankiewicz and W. Prussak, Poland |
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| Modelling human response magnitude for electronic message stimulation K. Jach and M. Kulinski, Poland |
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| Modelling online buyers' preferences related to webpages layout: Methodology and preliminary results M. Kulinski, K. Jach, R. Michalski and J. Grobelny, Poland |
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| Human preference modeling in usability of graphical interfaces J. Grobelny and R. Michalski, Poland |
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| Investigating preattentive features for modelling human behaviour during visual search R. Michalski, J. Grobelny, M. Kulinski and K. Jach, Poland |
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| An empirical assessment of driver motivation, emotional response and driving conditions on risk-taking decisions Y. Zhang and D. Kaber, USA |
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| Understanding accidents in the great outdoors: Testing a risk management framework in the led outdoor activity domain P. Salmon, A. Williamson, M. Lenne, E. Mitsopoulos-Rubens and C. M. Rudin-Brown, Australia |
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| Escorial | SESSION 7: Ergonomics in Academics/Education/Training |
| CHAIR: V. Rice, USA | |
| Auditory discrimination and academic performance P. Alfred, V. J. Rice, G. Boykin and L. Laws, USA |
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| Challenges and opportunities for applying human factors methods to the development of non-technical skills in healthcare education M. A. Rosen, M. Feldman, E. Salas, H. B. King and J. Lopreiato, USA |
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| Videogame experience and neurocognitive timing performance G. L. Boykin, V. J. Rice, P. Alfred and L. Laws, USA |
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| Evaluating a human factors training program for content retention and effectiveness C. Bazley, USA |
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| Using evidence based research method to design inclusive learning environment for autism R. Khare, India, A. Mullick, USA and A. Khare, India |
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| The human factors of instructional design and accelerated learning A. Oskorus, R. Meyer, T. Andre and K. Moore, USA |
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| Improving Internet accessibility for dyslexic users J. Jerrmas-Smith, A. Good and D. Heathcode, UK |
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| Computer workstation ergonomics for an aging workforce Neil Charness, USA |
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| Alhambra | SESSION 8: Ergonomics in Industrial Quality |
| CHAIR: S. Hwang, Taiwan | |
| An ergonomic study on measurement operation quality of an inspection laboratory H.-Y. Huang and E. M.-Y. Wang, Taiwan |
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| Predicting image quality on a mobile display under different illuminations P.-H. Lin, W.-H. Kuo and S.-L. Hwang, Taiwan |
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| Display/control quality in small touch based screen Y. L. Lee, Taiwan |
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| Survey of workload factors for technicians in wind turbine maintenance tasks: A pilot study G.-F. Liang, Taiwan, P. Patterson, USA, and S.-L. Hwang, Taiwan |
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| The factors of image quality in autostereoscopic display Y.-T. Ding, S.-L. Hwang, K.-C. Chang, S. Wang, Y.-Y. Lai and W.-H. Liao, Taiwan |
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| Multiple criteria process optimization in computer simulation, Using resin transfer modeling tooling design as an example J. C. P. Su and Y. Peng, Taiwan |
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| Consumer perception of mobile phone attributes T. Zhang, P. L. P. Rau and J. Zhou, P. R. China |
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| Raphael | SESSION 9: Mobility and Human Modeling |
| CHAIR: G. Andreoni, Italy | |
| Are force dynamics determined by hand posture during hand brake manipulation? K. Li and V. Duffy, USA |
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| Human behaviour analysis and modelling: A mixed method approach G. Andreoni, L. Anselmi, F. Costa, M. Mazzola, E. Preatoni, M. Romero and B. Simionato, Italy |
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| Vehicle layout conception considering trunk loading and unloading A. Mueller and T. Maier, Germany |
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| Modeling and simulation of under-knee amputee climbing task Y. Fu, S. Li and B. Yueqing, P. R. China |
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| Assessment of dynamic reaching tasks through a novel ergonomical index E. Preatoni, M. Mazzola and G. Andreoni, Italy |
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| Fast and frugal heuristics conquer the airport C. Möhlenbrink and E. Schnieder, Germany |
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| Capability test for a digital cognitive flight crew model A. Luedtke, Germany, J.-P. Osterloh, Germany, T. Mioch, The Netherlands, and J. Janssen, The Netherlands |
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| Michelangelo | SESSION 10: Cognitive Ergonomics I |
| CHAIR: D. Kaber, USA | |
| Spatial cognition and virtual/real transfer of learning G. Wallet, France |
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| Cognitive task analysis for maritime collisions A. L. S. Tan, M. Helander, K. Choo and S. B. Kee, Singapore |
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| Workload-based evaluation of supervisory control interfaces for life science automation S.-H. Kim, USA, R. Green,USA, D. Kaber, USA, M. Weippert, Germany, D. Arndt, Germany, R. Stoll, Germany, and P. Mosaly, USA |
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| Effects of modes of cockpit automation on pilot performance and workload in a next generation flight concept of operation G.-H. Gil, K. Kaufmann, S.-H. Kim and D. Kaber, USA |
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| Measuring cross-cultural stimulus-responses on the internet E. MacKerrow and J. Watkins, USA |
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| Supporting attention in manual assembly and its influence on quality G. Bäckstrand, A. Brolin, D. Högberg, Sweden, and K. Case, UK |
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| 10:00-10:30 Refreshments will be provided in the Exhibits area | |
| ROOM | 10:30-12:30 |
| Theater | SESSION 11: Innovations in Healthcare Safety at the VA |
| CHAIR: Jim Bagian, USA | |
| The daily plan®: Patients taking part in patient safety B. King, P. Mills, J. Neily, A. Fore and J. Bagian, USA |
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| Airline safety practices in clinical nursing G. Sculli, USA |
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| Medical team training in the Veterans Health Administration: Checklist-guided preoperative briefings and postoperative debriefings D. Paull and L. Mazzia, USA |
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| VA Health Information Technology: Computerized Patient Record System (CPRS), Bar Code Medication Administration, (BCMA) and My HealtheVet D. M. Hoover and M. Theis, USA |
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| Model-based usability and error analysis of an electronic health record interface S. Wood, D. Sittig, A. Esquivel, D. Murphy, B. Reis and H. Singh, USA |
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| Teaching healthcare clinicians to demand safe healthcare delivery systems L. Williams and J. Bagian, USA |
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| Sandringham | SESSION 12: Biometric Symbols for International Users |
| CHAIR: Y.-Y. Choong, USA | |
| Make icons make sense: Solving symbols for global audiences P. Hofmann, Australia |
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| Design and evaluate biometric device symbols for Chinese P.-L. P. Rau and J. Liu, P. R. China |
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| International study of NIST pictograms, icons and symbols for use with biometric systems - The case of South Korea S. M. Ko, J. K. Choi and Y. G. Yi, Korea |
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| An empirical study of Korean culture effects in the usability of biometric symbols Y.-B. Kwon, Korea, Y. Lee, USA, and Y.-Y. Choong, USA |
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| Usability evaluation on icons of fingerprint scanning system for Taiwanese users S.-F. M. Liang and P.-H. Hsu, Taiwan |
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| Biometric symbol design for the public - Case studies in the United States and four Asian countries Y.-Y. Choong, B. Stanton and M. Theofanos, USA |
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| The elder's discrimination of icons with color discrimination on the cell phone J.-Y. Kuo and F.-G. Wu, Taiwan |
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| Windsor | SESSION 13: Extracting Understanding from Diverse Data Sources |
| CO-CHAIRS: S. Lackey and D. Nicholson, USA | |
| Data problems for cross-cultural decision making W. Salter, I. Yoha, G. Levchuk and B. Skarin, USA |
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| Lethal combinations: Studying the structure of terrorist networks I. Anderson, K. Rethemeyer and V. Asal, USA |
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| Terrorist profiles: From their own words P. Picucci, USA |
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| MASON RebeLand and data aspects of agent-based simulation models C. Cioffi-Revilla, USA |
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| Dynamic decision making games and conflict resolution C. Gonzalez, C. Lebiere, J. Martin and I. Juvina, USA |
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| Balmoral | SESSION 14: Ergonomics Modelling of Systems and Products |
| CHAIR: H. Khalid, Malaysia | |
| Modeling operator performance under stress and fatigue: What can a cognitive architectural model tell us? J. W. Kim and P. Hancock, USA |
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| Using TRIZ for human factors design M. Helander, Singapore |
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| Beauty and the beast: Predicting web page visual appeal C. Dudek, G. Lindgaard and S. Pineau, Canada |
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| Citarasa engineering for modeling affective product design H. Khalid, Malaysia |
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| Modeling mobile devices for the elderly M. Ziefle, Germany |
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| Modeling precision agriculture device for palm oil industry M. F. Yahaya and S.-L. Choong, Malaysia |
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| Cultural modelling of remote communities A. W. Yeo, E. Mit, P.-C. Chiu, J. Labadin and P.-P. Tan, Malaysia |
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| Chopin Ballroom | SESSION 15: Special Populations: I |
| CO-CHAIRS: A. Vredenburgh, USA, and C. Chapdelaine, Canada | |
| Evaluation of methods to remedy existing multi-family housing to maximize accessibility to residents I. Zackowitz and A. Vredenburgh, USA |
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| Work system design with the ergonomic harmony framework for the aging workforce L. Wang and H. Lau, Hong Kong |
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| Lessons learned from blind individuals on videodescription C. Chapdelaine and A. Jarry, Canada |
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| The Ability/Difficulty Table: A tool to identify the “limit target” in the Design for all Approach G. Di Bucchianico, Italy |
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| Supporting inclusive evaluation with user capability data U. Persad, West Indies, P. Langdon, UK, and P. J. Clarkson, UK |
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| Access 2 All – Innovative HMI concepts for barrier-free travelling K. Meinken, Germany, and A. Bekiaris, Greece |
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| A program to help persons with disabilities become entrepreneurs P. McAlindon, C. Mayo and P. Shoemann, USA |
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| Trade | SESSION 16: Comfortable Human Requirements |
| CHAIR: P. Sharma, India | |
| Ergonomic assessment of farm activities of women farmers of Mountain of India: Approach towards drudgery reduction A. Rajor, P. Sharma, S. Singh and I. Karki, India |
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| Status of ward nurses in health care industry of Uttarakhand State of India: An approach through hospital ergonomics I. Karki and P. Sharma, India |
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| Design development of toilet chair on ergonomic principles through CAD N. Kaur, P. Sharma and K. Oberoi, India |
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| Good ergonomic setup for healthy posture at work S. Singh and P. Sharma, India |
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| Ergonomic assessment of old age homes and related health hazards on elderly people S. N. Kashyap and P. Sharma, India |
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| Ergonomic assessment of interiors in residential dwellings and impact on residents S. Agarwal, India, P. Sharma, India, and L. Gupta, USA |
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| Ergonomic assessment of dairy activities performed by rural women of Punjab (India) K. Oberoi, S. Sharma and P. Kataria, India |
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| Ergonomic assessment: Risk exposure among construction workers P. Joshi, P. Sharma and A. Sharma, India |
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| Escorial | SESSION 17: Behavior Based Safety |
| CO-CHAIRS: J. Sinay and H. Pacaiova, Slovak Republic | |
| Safety culture - An effective tool for major hazard prevention M. Palecek, Czech Republic |
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| Surface pressure analysis in prosthetics and orthotics J. Zivcak, R. Hudak, M. Kristof and L. Bednarcikova, Slovak Republic |
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| Safety and risk philosophy in maintenance management H. Pacaiova, Slovak Republic |
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| Causal relation of negative event occurrence-Injury and/or failure J. Sinay and A. Nagyova, Slovak Republic |
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| Safety aspects of rapid detection of smoldering burning in cellulose and cellulosic materials K. Balog and T. Chrebet, Slovak Republic |
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| Alhambra | SESSION 18: Military Applications of Neuroergonomics |
| CHAIR: V. Rice, USA | |
| Neuroergonomics, From theory to practice C. Fidopiastis and D. Nicholson, USA |
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| Subjective and objective measures of operator state in automated systems L. Reinerman-Jones, K. Cosenzo and D. Nicholson, USA |
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| Towards physiologically adaptive operator training K. Thomas and J. Christensen, USA |
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| Neurogenetics of working memory and decision making under time pressure R. Parasuraman, USA |
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| Cognitive workload assessment of air traffic controllers using optical brain imaging sensors H. Ayaz, B. Willems, S. Bunce, P. Shewokis, K. Izzetoglu, S. Hah, A. Deshmukh and B. Onaral, USA |
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| Prestimulus alpha as a precursor to errors in a UAV target orientation detection task C. Baldwin, J. Coyne, D. Roberts, J. Barrow, A. Cole, C. Sibley, B. Taylor and G. Buzzell, USA |
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| Real-time classification of neural signals corresponding to the detection of targets in video imagery J. Touryan, L. Gibson, J. Horne and P. Weber, USA |
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| Raphael | SESSION 19: Anthropometry, Scanning and Posture |
| CHAIR: R. Goonetilleke, Hong Kong | |
| Development of methodology to gather seated anthropometry data in a microgravity environment K. Young, M. Mesloh and S. Rajulu, USA |
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| Dynamic foot scanning. Prospects and limitations of using synchronized 3D scanners to capture complete human foot shape while walking T. Schmeltzpfenning, C. Plank, I. Krauss, P. Aswendt and S. Grau, Germany |
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| Hand posture estimation for the disposition design of controls on an automobile steering wheel N. Miyata and M. Mochimaru, Japan |
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| The effects of extravehicular activity (EVA) glove pressure on hand strength M. Mesloh, S. England, L. Benson, S. Thompson and S. Rajulu, USA |
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| Physically-based grasp posture generation for virtual ergonomic assessment using digital hand Y. Endo, N. Miyata, M. Kouchi, M. Mochimaru and S. Kanai, Japan |
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| The geriatric 3D foot shape A. Luximon, Y. Luximon, D. W.-C. Wong and M. Zhang, Hong Kong |
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| Relationship between arrangement of functional joint rotation centers and body dimensions K. Aoki, M. Kouchi and M. Mochimaru, Japan |
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| Michelangelo | SESSION 20: Simulation and Modeling in Healthcare |
| CO-CHAIRS: Y. Liu and J. Gallimore, USA | |
| Improving quality of patient care in an Emergency Department through modeling and simulation of its process A. Langdon and P. Chawla, USA |
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| Virtual reality: From training to rehabilitation M. D'Angelo, S. Kotowski, D. Reynolds, S. Narayanan and J. Gallimore, USA |
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| Designing a virtual patient for communication A. Barnes, J. Gallimore and R. Scott, USA |
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| Clinical virtual reality: A brief review of the future S. Rizzo, USA |
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| A multi-institutional effort to examine the use of mixed reality clinical scenarios in health professions education D. S. Lind, USA |
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| Human factors engineering availability and suitability verification for human-system interface in nuclear power plants J. Ra, Korea |
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| ROOM | 13:30-15:30 |
| Theater | SESSION 21: Tactical Culture Training |
| CO-CHAIRS: S. Schatz and D. Barber, USA | |
| Modeling the reciprocal relationship between personality and culture S. Schatz and D. Nicholson, USA |
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| Modeling cultural and personality biases in decision-making E. Hudlicka, USA |
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| Narrative structure as a cultural variable in modeling and training decision making W. Zachary, L. Miller, S. Read and T. Santarelli, USA |
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| AVATAR: Developing a military cultural role-play trainer D. Barber, S. Schatz and D. Nicholson, USA |
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| Auto-diagnostic adaptive precision training - human terrain (ADAPT-HT): A conceptual framework for cross-cultural skills training K. Stanney, C. Kokini, S. Fuchs, P. Axelsson and C. Phillips, USA |
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| Integrating cross-cultural decision making skills into military training L. Johnson and L. Friedland, USA |
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| Windsor | SESSION 22 Human Performance I |
| CHAIR: D. Coelho, Portugal | |
| Principle driven design: Ergonomic requirements of multimedia as the main driver in the development of a tool for prevention in occupational health and safety D. Coelho, Portugal |
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| Face to face and on-line learning: Are emotions so blended in a blended learning environment? O. Parlangeli, N. Ciani and E. Marchigiani, Italy |
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| Cognitive ergonomics: The adaptation of the Brazilian pilots to the aircraft F-5EM H. Montandon, M. da Silveira Luz and S. L. de Oliveira Ribeiro, Brazil |
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| Is analytical thinking useful to technology teaching? R. K. O'Flynn and T. Waldmann, Ireland |
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| Utilizing the keyboard to issue commands: Do self-efficacy, goal orientation, and computer anxiety impact usage of efficient techniques with software? S. Peres, J. Jardina and C. Titus, USA |
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| Balmoral | SESSION 23: Virtual Working Environment and Systemic-Structural Activity Theory |
| CO-CHAIRS: T. Winkler, Poland, and G. Bedny, USA | |
| Innovative solutions for adjustment of city area to disabled persons and the aged with using computer techniques A. K. Styczeń, Poland, J. Bartnicka, Poland, and C. Bevilacqua, France |
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| Knowledge based shaping of working conditions in industry and health care T. Winkler, Poland |
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| Using performance measures to assess the effect of visual aesthetic on usability A. Altaboli, USA/Libya, Y. Lin, USA, M. Ali, Libya, and Y. Alterhony, Libya |
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| Innovation-based enhancing work conditions in healthcare organizations J. Bartnicka and T. Winkler, Poland |
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| Analysis of abandoned actions in the email distributed tasks performance I. Bedny and G. Bedny, USA |
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| The concept of task in the systemic-structural activity theory W. Karwowski, G. Bedny, USA, and O. Chebykin, Ukraine |
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| The concept of task for non-production human-computer interaction environment G. Bedny, W. Karwowski and I. Bedny, USA |
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| Chopin Ballroom | SESSION 24: New Ergonomics Research for Accessibility |
| CHAIR: D. Feathers, USA | |
| Older adults and "meaningful access" to internet-based health applications; A human factors approach S. Czaja and J. Sharit, USA |
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| Clear floor area for wheeled mobility users E. Steinfeld, C. D'Souza, V. Paquet and J. White, USA |
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| Enhancing the wheelchair transfer process to elements in the built environment A. Koontz, M. Toro, P. Kankipati and R. Cooper, USA |
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| Interaction development for a public transit rider reporting system E. Ayoob, T. Andrainoff, R. Dar Aziz and A. Steinfeld, USA |
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| A human performance study to inform accessible public bus transportation V. Paquet, J. Lenker, C. D'Souza, P. Bareira, U. Damle and E. Steinfeld |
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| Comparison of hand grip strength between wheeled mobility device users and non-disabled adults C. Joseph, C. D'Souza, V. Paquet and D. Feathers, USA |
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| Anthropometric data visualization tools to improve accessibility of built environments C. D'Souza, V. Paquet, E. Steinfeld and D. Feathers, USA |
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| Trade | SESSION 25: Human Factors in Manufacturing: I |
| CO-CHAIRS: G. Paul, Australia, and H. Shahnavaz, Sweden | |
| Macro and micro ergonomics application in a medium sized company H. Shahnavaz, Sweden, A. Naghib and S. Samadi, Iran |
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| Design for manufacturing (DFM) – A case study of repetitive measures G. Paul, Australia, and F. Wagner, Germany |
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| The personas layering framework applied to consumer services design for automotive market A. Marcengo, A. Rapp and E. Guercio, Italy |
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| Cultural influence on learning sensorimotor tasks T. Jeske, M. Mayer, B. Odenthal, K. Hasenau, S. Tackenberg and C. Schlick, Germany |
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| Cognitive assembly planning using state graphs D. Ewert, E. Hauck, D. Schilberg and S. Jeschke, Germany |
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| The process of identifying and implementing ergonomic controls in the packaging of motors I. Wireman, USA |
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| Nonlinear synchronization of biceps and triceps muscles during maximum voluntary contraction D. Rodrick, S. Erupaka, R. K. Sasidharan and W. Karwowski, USA |
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| Escorial | SESSION 26: Safety Systems |
| CHAIR: S. Maly, Czech Republic | |
| New tools for analyzing work activities in the process industry P. Skrehot, Czech Republic |
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| Program "safety enterprise" as a supporting tool for effective occupational safety and health management system S. Vlkova, Czech Republic |
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| Major accident prevention as a tool to increase the level of enterprise safety systems in the Czech Republic M. Prazakova, S. Maly, E. Dusek and V. Sluka, Czech Republic |
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| Analysis of the process safety management system in relation to the prevention of major accidents caused by dangerous chemical substances P. Forint, Czech Republic |
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| The human body reaction on non-uniform radiant-convective load S. Bernatikova, Z. Oleksiakova, Z. Jirak, M. Jokl, H. Tomaskova and S. Maly, Czech Republic |
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| Globe Stereothermometer - A new instrument for measurement and evaluation of irrefular radiant-convective load Z. Oleksiakova, S. Bernatikova, Z. Jirak, M. Jokl, S. Maly, H. Tomaskova, Czech Republic |
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| Adaptibility of operators when exposed to hand-transmitted vibration at work with electric hand-held tools S. Fišerová, Czech Republic |
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| Alhambra | SESSION 27: Informing Computational Neuroergonomics |
| CHAIR: A. Santamaria, USA | |
| Adaptive target recognition (AdTR) with a brain-computer interface M. Aguilar, P. M. Connolly, T. Hawkins, K. Zachery and M. Qian, USA |
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| Predicting perceptual performance from neural activity K. Das, S. Li, B. Giesbrecht, Z. Kourtzi and M. Eckstein, USA |
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| Decoding information processing when attention fails: An electrophysiological approach R. Kasper, K. Das, M. Eckstein and B. Giesbrecht, USA |
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| Performance under pressure: A cognitive neuroscience approach to emotion regulation, psycho-motor performance and stress A. Haufler and B. Hatfield, USA |
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| The motion of emotion: Affective influences on movement planning and execution C. Janelle, S. Coombes and K. Gamble, USA |
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| Pre-Motor response time benefits in multi-modal displays J. Merlo and P. A. Hancock, USA |
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| Modeling sleep-related activities from experimental observations: Initial computational frameworks to understand sleep function(s) M. A. Greco, J. Murray and C. Talcott, USA |
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| Raphael | SESSION 28: Novel Digital Human Modelling Systems |
| CO-CHAIRS: R. Marshall, UK, S. Summerskill, UK, and D. Högberg, Sweden | |
| Development and evaluation of task based digital human modelling for inclusive design R. Marshall, S. Summerskill, K. Case, D. Gyi and R. Sims, UK |
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| Potential improvements to the occupant accommodation design process in vehicles using digital human modelling S. Summerskill, R. Marshall and K. Case, UK |
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| IMMA-Intelligently Moving Manikin - Project status L. Hanson, D. Hogberg, R. Bohlin and J. Carlson, Sweden |
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| Digital human model module and work process for considering anthropometric diversity E. Bertilsson, D. Hogberg, and L. Hanson, Sweden |
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| Development of novel digital human modelling systems R. Marshall, UK |
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| Michelangelo | SESSION 29: Engineering Modeling in Clinical Settings I |
| CO-CHAIRS: J. Kasser, Singapore, and M. Ohkura, Japan | |
| Comprehensive Exposure Index (CEI) model for the assessment of risk factors of UEMSDS S. A. Moussavi-Najarkola, Iran |
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| Mobile devices as virtual blackboards for M - learning D. Davcev and V. Trajkvik, Republic of Macedonia |
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| The central totem for hospital stay: An example of applied patient-centred design C. Dinardo, Italy |
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| Toward the standardization of health care record management systems J. Chakraborty, L. Hansen, A. Patel and A. Norcio, USA |
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| Interactive system to assist rehabilitation of children: Development of a system employing new rehabilitation movement S. Murai, K. Umehara, H. Hariyama and M. Ohkura, Japan |
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| The characteristics of center of pressure progression for elderly adults M.-C. Chiu, H.-C. Wu and M.-H. Wu, Taiwan |
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| Developing a method to evaluate the employee satisfaction on safety management M. Tomita and Y. Okada, Japan |
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| 15:30-16:00 Refreshments will be provided in the Exhibits area | |
| ROOM | 16:00-18:00 |
| Theater | SESSION 30: Use Cases of Cross Cultural Decision |
| CO-CHAIRS: D. Schmorrow and D. Nicholson, USA | |
| Developing a multidisciplinary ontology: A case illustration from ICST’s research on competitive adaptation in terrorist networks K. Braddock, J. Horgan, M. Kenney and K. Carley, USA |
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| Adversarial behavior in complex adaptive systems: An overview of ICST’s research on competitive adaptation in terrorist networks J. Horgan, M. Kenney and P. Vining, USA |
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| Analyzing ABC of disaster experience using text mining H. Khalid, Malaysia, J. Radha, Malaysia, X. Yang, Singapore, and M. Helander, Singapore |
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| Simulating the Afghanistan-Pakistan opium supply chain J. Watkins, E. MacKerrow and T. Merritt, USA |
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| The impact of psicoergonomic factors of Mexican labor, working in global enterprises P. Castillo Galván and E. Espinoza Méndez, Mexico |
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| Sandringham | SESSION 31: Health Care Providers as Consumers |
| CHAIR: S. Bogner, USA | |
| Health care as an electric can opener S. Bogner, USA |
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| Healthcare product design - The Challenge of co-design R. Goossens, The Netherlands |
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| OR2010 - Processes analysis within the OR and the consequences for product design U. Matern and D. Büchel, Germany |
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| Benefits of a structured user centred design process for customers: Patients and manufacturers D. Büchel and U. Matern, Germany |
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| Making safe choices as consumers of health care products: Challenges for the future V. Patel, USA |
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| Nomenclature, mental models and mountain rescue S. Prückner, Germany |
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| The strange case of 4+6 = 21! Y. Donchin, Israel |
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| Windsor | SESSION 32: Medical Devices |
| CHAIR: C. Garg, USA | |
| Overview of IEC 62366 and implications for human factors work in the design and definition of medical devices C. Garg, USA |
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| Use error analysis: Methodology and example E. Israelski, USA |
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| Designing medical device human performance validation protocols for FDA clearance: A case study R. North, USA |
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| How difficult could it be to design a usability questionnaire for physicians? Challenges and experiences of a multidisciplinary group work in Finland J. Viitanen, Finland |
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| A qualitative assessment of medical device design by healthy adolescents A. Lang, J. Martin, S. Sharples and J. Crowe, UK |
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| Human factors/usability validation: The essential components for demonstrating reasonable use-safety for a medical device R. Kaye, USA |
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| Contextual inquiry for medical device development: A case study J. Martin and J. Crowe, UK |
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| Balmoral | SESSION 33: Using VR/AR to Improve Manual Handling II |
| CO-CHAIRS: P. Vink, The Netherlands, B.Krassi, Finland, and M. D’Cruz, UK | |
| Collaboration between design and production by exploiting VR/AR and PLM - Case Metso Minerals S.-P. Leino, M. Vehviläinen, S. Kiviranta, A. Mäkiranta, P. Nuutinen, I. Hokkanen, P. Multanen, P. Rantanen, J Heikkilä and T. Martikainen, Finland |
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| User demands for new mixed reality tools, first results of the ManuVAR project P. Vink, The Netherlands, M. Blok, The Netherlands, G. van Rhijn, The Netherlands, T. Bosch, The Netherlands, H. Totté, The Netherlands, and K. Loupos, Greece |
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| ManuVAR PLM model, methodology, architecture, and tools for manual work support throughout system lifecycle B. Krassi, Finland, S. Kiviranta, Finland, P. Liston, Ireland, S.-P. Leino, Finland, M. Strauchmann, Germany, A. Reyes-Lecuona, Spain, J. Viitaniemi, Finland, J. Sääski, Finland, S. Aromaa, Finland, and K. Helin, Finland |
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| Augmented reality in factory environments - System usability and human factors studies J Sääski, Finland, G. Karaseitanidis, UK, and T. Salonen, Finland |
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| Supporting workers through the combination of mixed reality and mobile devices in wide areas N. Frangakis, Greece, I. Karaseitanidis, Greece, R. Blach, Germany, and T. Gleue, Germany |
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| A virtual interactive training application to support manual work M. Strauchmann, Germany, T. Haase,Germany, J. Viitaniemi, Finland, S. Kiviranta, Finland, and P. Vink, The Netherlands |
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| Discussion on AR/VR: P. Vink, B. Krassi and M. D'Cruz | |
| Chopin Ballroom | SESSION 34: Design of Interface for Smart Products |
| CHAIR: T. Park, Singapore | |
| Emotions invoked by overall shape of robot J. Hwang, Korea, W. Hwang, Korea, and T. Park, Singapore |
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| Toward a unified social robot taxonomy based on human perceptions B. Tay and T. Park, Singapore |
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| Efficacy of central alarm system on nurses' line of care in a surgical intensive care unit in Singapore R. Y. I. Koh, T. Park and F. G. Chen, Singapore |
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| Modeling of an integrated workstation environment for occupational safety and health application A. R. Omar and I. Halim, Malaysia |
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| Design comparison of commercial TV remote controls H. Beauchamp and Y. S. Ryu, USA |
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| Design approach of a direct-touch input for navigation techniques interface of web map H. Lin and F.-G. Wu, Taiwan |
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| Design of hand operated trowel: An ergonomic approach M. Khidiya and A. Bhardwaj, India |
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| Trade | SESSION 35: Systems Safety I |
| CHAIR: Y.-G. Kwon, Korea | |
| Evaluation of task related bottleneck factors of NPPs T. I. Jang, J. K. Park, S. H. Hwang, J. W. Lee and Y. H. Lee, South Korea |
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| A study on the evaluation of management plan for whole-body vibration by ISO 2631-1 S. H. Kim, T. G. Kim, Y. S. Kang and K. H. Yi, South Korea |
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| The preventive strategies for the third industrial accident in Korea Y. Kang, S. Yang, T. Kim and D. Kim, South Korea |
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| Impact of occupational health & safety activities and safety climate on industry accident rates in South Korea K. H. Yi and H. S. Jung, South Korea |
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| Enhancement of MSD problems in the automobile industry Y.-G. Kwon, H.-J. Lee and J.-W. Ryu, Korea |
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| The comparison between OHSMS and PCMS for business area C.-O. Kim, H.-J. Choi and C.-H. Lee, Korea |
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| A human factor analysis to mitigate fall risk factors in an aerospace environment J. Ware, USA |
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| Escorial | SESSION 36: Ergonomics Applications in the Workplace |
| CHAIR: M. J. Wang, Taiwan | |
| The effect of backpack weight on gait parameters C.-Y. Wu, C.-L. Lin, M.-J. Chung and M.-J. Wang, Taiwan |
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| The investigation of low back problems among home delivery drivers C.-L. Lin, Y.-T. Hung, M.-J. Wang and J. P. Chen, Taiwan |
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| The effect of local illumination on light-on test inspection in a TFT-LCD Plant L.-J. Twu, C.-L. Lin and M.-J. Wang, Taiwan |
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| A comparison of different shoe insoles in gait performance M.-J. Chung, C.-L. Lin, C.-H. Chang and M.-J. Wang, Taiwan |
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| The evaluation of double-layers clothing on clothing microclimate, physiological responses and subjective comfort T.-H. Chen, C.-L. Lin and M.-J. Wang, Taiwan |
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| Effect of grasp-/contact-characteristics of snap fasteners on time requirements and electromyographic activity for snap-fit assembly H. Salmanzadeh, M. Diaz-Meyer, V. Bopp, K. Landau and R. Bruder, Germany |
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| Development of a questionnaire for prolonged standing jobs at manufacturing industry I. Halim, A. R. Omar, A. M. Saman, I. Othman and M. A. Ali, Malaysia |
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| Alhambra | SESSION 37: Human Modeling for Real Problem Solving |
| CHAIR: Y. Motomura, Japan | |
| Large-scale data based modeling in everyday life for service engineering Y. Motomura, Japan |
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| A social system that circulates safety knowledge for injury prevention Y. Nishida, Y. Motomura, K. Kitamura and T. Yamanaka, Japan |
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| A system for presenting potential high-risk situation by integrating biomechanical, injury, child behavior model Y. Koizumi, Y. Nishida, Y. Motomura, Y. Miyazaki and H. Mizoguchi, Japan |
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| A method of evidence-based risk assessment through modeling infant behavior and injury K. Nomori, Y. Nishida, Y. Motomura, T. Yomanaka and A. Komatsubara, Japan |
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| Childhood injury modeling based on injury data collected using Bodygraphic injury surveillance system K. Kitamura, Y. Nishida and Y. Motomura, Japan |
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| Cognitive study on driver’s behavior by vehicle trajectory and eye movement in virtual environment H. Aoki, H. Nakayasu, , N. Kondo and T. Miyoshi, Japan |
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| Characterization of mental models in an inductive reasoning task using measures of situation awareness T. Zhang and D. Kaber, USA |
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| Raphael | SESSION 38: Quality in Healthcare |
| CHAIR: R. Goossens, The Netherlands | |
| Quality, errors, and the context of care S. Bogner, USA |
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| Conflicting benefits and hazards of hospital-style bed rails S. Hignett, UK |
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| The use of human factors to promote safety and efficiency in the operating room J. Wagner, J. M. Johanning and M. S. Hallbeck, USA |
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| Quality improvement projects in patient safety L. Wolf, USA |
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| Healthcare product design for quality R. Goossens, The Netherlands |
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| The elements of work environment in the improvement process of quality management system structure A. Górny, Poland |
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| Effect of emotional intelligence on healthcare IT acceptance R. Tian, USA, X. Zhao, USA/P.R. China, and V. Duffy, USA |
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| Michelangelo | SESSION 39: Human Computer Interaction in Healthcare Systems |
| CHAIR: C. J. Su, Taiwan | |
| An application of the intermittent illumination model for measuring individual’s corrective reaction time J.-F. Lin, Taiwan, and C. G. Drury, USA |
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| An intelligent community care system using network sensors and mobile agent technology C.-J. Su and B.-J. Chen, Taiwan |
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| Mobile agent based ubiquitous health care (UHC) monitoring platform C.-J. Su and C.-Y. Chiang, Taiwan |
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| Systematic and structured development of human-included VE to support virtual ergonomic evaluation W.-Y. Feng, C.-J. Chao, F.-Y. Tseng and T.-L. Sun, Taiwan |
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| Multi-scale entropy analysis for postural sway signals with attentional influence in elderly and young subjects W.-H. Yang and B. C. Jiang, Taiwan |
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| Human factors in a voluntary medical incident reporting system Y. Gong, USA |
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