Engineering Psychology and Cognitive Ergonomics: "Volume 6: Industrial Ergonomics, HCI, and Applied Cognitive Psychology"

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ISBN: 9780754613381 | 0754613380
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Copyright: 10/28/2001

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This is the sixth edited volume of refereed contributions, from an international group of researchers and specialists attending the third international conference on Engineering Psychology and Cognitive Ergonomics, held in Scotland, October 2000.

Acknowledgements

Preface

xiii

Part One: Product Design and Analysis

(76)

The user in control: from HMI to JCS

(10)

Erik Hollnagel

Augmenting mediaspace: a socio-cognitive engineering approach

(8)

Chris Baber

Huw Bristow

Sean-Lee Cheng

Anna Hedley

Yuri Kuriyama

Marc Lien

James Pollard

Phil Sorrell

A requirements analysis of personal mobile computers for police officers

(8)

Chris Baber

David Haniff

Mike Sharples

Michael Boardman

Amber Price

The impact of cultural differences on the design of self service technology

(10)

Nicholas A. Bradley

Ronald W. McLeod

Eleanor Forrest

Using an adaptable communication protocol for enhanced quality of perception

(6)

George Ghinea

Johnson P. Thomas

Error in engineering design as failure in distributed cognition

(8)

Jerry S. Busby

Ralph E. Hibberd

Computer assisted learning of accident causation by engineers

(8)

Ralph E. Hibberd

Jerry S. Busby

Usability engineering for payload interfaces in space stations: handbook and example

(8)

Mark A. Neerincx

Mark Ruijsendaal

Jorgen Flensholt

Mikael Wolff

Sonification to mitigate the demands of managing multi-agent automation

(8)

Emily A. Pollack

John D. Lee

Part Two: Human-Computer Interaction and Virtual Reality

(90)

Automating usability evaluation

(8)

George B. Smith

Andrew Howes

Navigation in websites: side effects of tools?

(8)

Knut Polkehn

Hartmut Wandke

Adaptive menus: on the importance of constant serial positions

(8)

Dieter Wallach

Christian Lebiere

An evaluation of a Wizard approach to Web design

103

(8)

Karl W. Sandberg

Joel Palmius

Yan Pan

Harnessing the Web for business decision-making

111

(8)

Philly H. Phillips

Albert G. Kefalas

Computer anxiety, mental models, beliefs and the use of information technology in the very small business sector: a shrinking planet?

119

(8)

James Fisher

Human-computer interface for cued target acquisition

127

(8)

Masha Maltz

David Shinar

Navigation: am I really lost or virtually there?

135

(8)

Roy A. Ruddle

Task difficulty and user motivation effects on performance, and telepresence in a teleoperation task

143

(8)

David B. Kaber

Jennifer M Riley

Virtual reality for scientific data visualisation

151

(8)

David B. Kaber

Jennifer M. Riley

Human supervisory control in virtual environments

159

(8)

Neville A. Stanton

Tony D. Roberts

Melanie J. Ashleigh

Francis Xu

Part Three: Applied Cognitive Psychology

167

(146)

Feedback lag variability and choice of an automated diagnostic aid

169

(6)

Douglas A. Wiegmann

Frank J. Cristina, Jr.

Real-time adaptive aiding using psychophysiological operator state assessment

175

(8)

Glenn F. Wilson

Modelling human error in real time control loops with delayed visual feedback

183

(8)

Philip N. Day

Patrik O'Brian Holt

George T. Russell

Strategies to develop divided attention skills through video game training

191

(8)

Lata Satyen

Keis Ohtsuka

Bayes-fiducial analysis for human performance assessment in visual inspection

199

(8)

Laurent Desombre

Visual clarity: implications for ergonomics and standard photometry

207

(8)

Julio Lillo

Humberto Moreira

Aurora Caballero

Comparison of a `pattern measure' with perceived complexity of is non-determinate images

215

(8)

Leena N. Patel

Patrik O'Brian Holt

2D scenes and the framing effect: implications for visual motor performance via TV monitors

223

(8)

Anthony H. Reinhardt-Rutland

Threat image projection: applied signal detection for aviation security

231

(8)

Ken Catchpole

Jenny Fletcher

Andrew McClumpha

Andrew Miles

Amir Zar

Task alternation in complex settings: cognitive issues

239

(8)

Fabrice B.R. Parmentier

Pilar Andres

William J. Macken

Dylan M. Jones

Cognitive task load: a function of time occupied, level of information processing and task-set switches

247

(8)

Mark A. Neerincx

Sasja van Besouw

Beyond the matrix: a study of interference

255

(8)

Sebastien Tremblay

Dylan M. Jones

Disruptive effects between multi-modal tasks

263

(8)

Malcolm J. Cook

Karen Wilson

Lisa J. Proctor

Using the internet for self assessment and accuracy in recognition tasks

271

(6)

Fabrizio Ferri

Thomas Waldmann

The role of working memory in command and control tasks

277

(8)

Malcolm J. Cook

Elizabeth Reid

Karen Wilson

A wearable surveillance system: implications for human memory and performance

285

(8)

Chris Baber

Andrew Sutherland

James Cross

Sandra Woolley

Cognitive efficiency in background sound: the importance of conflict of process

293

(6)

William J. Macken

Dylan M. Jones

Problem solving strategies during complex tasks

299

(8)

Dimitri van der Linden

Is abstract or concrete presentation better for solving on-the-job logical problems?

307

(6)

Tay Wilson

Grant Wainman

Part Four: Job Design and Analysis

313

(2)

Management participation in organisational safety systems

315

(8)

Jonathan Stubbs

Mats Danielsson

Recovery of failures in the chemical process industry

323

(10)

Lisette Kanse

Tjerk van der Schaaf

Trust, teams and technology: a grounded approach

333

(8)

Melanie J. Ashleigh

Neville A. Stanton

Subjective task complexity and subjective workload in process control

341

(8)

Per Oivind Braarud

Development of a model of human scheduling practice in manufacturing

349

(8)

Sarah Crawford

Bart MacCarthy

John Wilson

Integrating working and learning during changes in information technology

357

(6)

Karl W. Sandberg

Stig Vinberg

Yan Pan

Cardiovascular activity during the operation of complex forestry machines

363

Mika Tynkkynen

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