Books: Human Centred Automation

Illustrations by Eva Fabriek 

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 Preface

 Automatic distance regulation in vehicles -how perceptual psychology can be applied

 A simple model to detect age-related individual differences in steering movements

 Predicting driver intent by means of pattern recognition based on gaze behaviour

 Driver in the loop: manoeuvre based driving as an automation approach

ALARMS AND WARNINGS

 Influences of driver visual distraction on unnecessary alarms and driver braking behaviour
   Genya Abe, Makoto Itoh, & Tomohiro Yamamura
 Evaluating Likelihood Alarm Systems as an alternative to Binary Alarm Systems
   Rebecca Wiczorek & Dietrich Manzey
 Violating the driver´s anticipation of threats and the effect of Forward Collision Warnings
   Gerald J. Schmidt & Hans-Peter Krüger
 Intelligent visualization of alarm information
   Tone Grete Graven

COGNITIVE ASSISTANCE

 Cues from facial expressions for emotional interfaces
   Tessa-Karina Tews, Michael Oehl, Felix W. Siebert, Helmut Faasch, & Rainer Höger
 Smart driving advice from a smart driving advisor: how Foot-LITE responds to driver mental workload
   Mark S. Young & Stewart A. Birrell
 The effect of complacency potential on human operators´ monitoring behaviour in aviation
   Wiebke Mahlfeld, Catrin Hasse, Dietrich Grasshoff, & Carmen Bruder

SAFETY AND SECURITY

 The multi-driver simulator – a new concept of driving simulation for the analysis of interactions between several drivers
   Dominik Mühlbacher, Jutta Zimmer, Florian Fischer, & Hans-Peter Krüger
 Can drivers modulate the effect of a motor priming assistance device during lane departure?
   Mathieu Deroo, Franck Mars, & Jean-Michel Hoc
 Emotional states of drivers and the impact on driving behaviour – a simulator study
   Ernst Roidl, Rainer Höger, & Hans-Rüdiger Pfister
 Prevention of runway incursions in a data-link environment: empirically proven features for a next-generation airport moving map
   Hamilton Gross, Stefanie Huber, Thomas Jürgensohn, & Dietrich Manzey
 Inter-organisational cooperation in major incidents – what do emergency services require for smooth operations?
   Gesine Hofinger, Laura Künzer, Ingrid Knigge, & Robert Zinke

USABILITY, ACCEPTANCE, AND DESIGN

 Usability problems and use errors appraisal in a public transport website
   Saleh Moradi, Naseem Ahmad Pour
 Exploring cultural values in drivers´ behaviour
   Yasmin Mohd Hasni & Gary Burnett
 Applying human factors in the design of future rail systems
   Nora Balfe, Emma Lowe, Gemma Hillier, & Peter Nock
 How to interact with a highly automated vehicle. Generic interaction design schemes and test results of a usability assessment
   Anna Schieben, Gerald Temme, Frank Köster, & Frank Flemisch

COGNITIVE TASK ANALYSIS

 Monitoring behaviour of tower controllers
   Christoph Möhlenbrink, Anne Papenfuß, Maik Friedrich, & Meike Jipp
 Know your options – analysing human decision making in dynamic task environments with state space methods
   Hendrik Oberheid, Andreas Hasselberg, & Dirk Söffker
 Coordinated driving for testing ADAS: a training approach to reduce additional demands while driving
   Ingo Totzke, Frederik Naujoks, Dominik Mühlbacher, & Hans-Peter Krüger
 Applied Cognitive Task Analysis as a tool for analyzing work demands in a C4I environment: a case study using a mid-fidelity simulation
   Anders Brödje, Johannes Prison, Johan Jenvald, & Joakim Dahlman

PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGY IN ERGONOMICS

 The effect of anticipation on mental workload while driving
   Frederik Platten, Maximilian Schwalm, & Josef Krems
 Doubling the task – Effects of task switching during simultaneous control of multiple airports
   Norbert Schneider, Christoph Möhlenbrink, & Andrea Kiesel
 A closed-loop for driver mental state monitoring based on EEG signals
   Shengguang Lei, Jinhao Zhang, & Matthias Roetting

 Acknowledgement to reviewers

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