
On the occasion of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society Europe Chapter Annual Meeting in Dortmund, Germany, October 2002.
Edited by
Dick de Waard, Karel Brookhuis, Sascha Sommer, and Willem Verwey
D. de Waard, K.A. Brookhuis, S.M. Sommer, and W.B. Verwey (2003), Human Factors in the Age of Virtual Reality. Maastricht, the Netherlands: Shaker Publishing.
ISBN 90-423-0230-5
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Contents Preface
Dick de Waard, Karel Brookhuis, Sascha Sommer, and Willem Verwey
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If VR has changed …… then have its human factors?
John R. Wilson
Individual differences in user experience of head mounted displays: personality and visuo-spatial attention effects
Mark Turner and Steve Love
Haptic accuracy in a Virtual Reality arthroscopy simulator
Louise Moody, John Arthur, Edward A. Dibble, and Aleksander Zivanovic
Virtual simulation sickness: is vection the only issue?
Peter A. Howarth
Habituation to virtual simulation sickness when volunteers are tested at weekly intervals
Stacy A. Clemes and Peter A. Howarth
Habituation of virtual simulation sickness: preliminary results
Simon G. Hodder and Peter A. Howarth
Stereovision and dynamic vergence of the eyes: individual differences in visual performance at a three-dimensional display
Wolfgang Jaschinski
Analysis of the effects of a large-scale stereoscopic display on visual perception
Thomas Alexander, Jessica Conradi, and Carsten Winkelholz
The enhancement of spatial learning in virtual environments
Martin J. Farrell, Paul Arnold and Steve Pettifer
Evaluation of a virtual reality-based ergonomics tutorial
Dietmar Gude, Eike Branahl, Philipp Kawalek, Andreas Prions and Wolfgang Laurig
Validity of Virtual Reality driving simulators for ergonomic assessment
Cecilia Ruspa, Rainer Scheuchenpflug, and Silvia Quattrocolo
Presence in virtual driving simulators
Rainer Scheuchenpflug, Cecilia Ruspa, and Silvia Quattrocolo
Older drivers in Virtual Reality assessments of vehicle ergonomics
Roy Dymott, Brian Janes, Susan Harker, Rainer Scheuchenpflug, Cecilia Ruspa and Silvia Quattrocolo
The role of simulation in the assessment of older drivers
Sascha Sommer, Stefan Rothermel, Willem Verwey, and Per Henriksson
The role of simulation in the training of novice drivers
Stefan Rothermel, Sascha Sommer, and Dick de Waard
Usability and perception of an architectural VR-model of an office building
Kaj Suneson, Claes Wernemyr, Börje Westerdahl, Mattias Roupé, and Carl Martin Allwood
Training of visuo-manual co-ordination during endoscopic tasks using ‘electromechanical’ and ‘Virtual Reality’ phantoms
Felix Klimmer
MISCELLANEOUS
Eye tracking in user tests
Theo Boersema and Jasper ter Schegge
How important is driver fatigue, and what can we do about it
Karel A. Brookhuis, Dick de Waard, Joop H. Kraaij, and Evangelos Bekiaris
Saccadic velocities reflect presaccadic task demand
Jan Churan, Miklós Kiss, Marc Wittmann, Peter Gugg, Martina Neidhart, Ernst Pöppel, and Hiroyuki Kamiya
Evacuating a train in case of fire
Matthijs Dicke, Maaike Duistermaat, and Karel Brookhuis
Blood glucose as an index of mental effort
Stephen H. Fairclough and Kim Houston
Simulation of the influence of surfaces on measured vertical ground reaction forces during fast movements
Martin Fritz and Klaus Peikenkamp
Lumbar load during care-activities with patient transfer Part 1:Determination of postures and movements
Claus Jordan, Andreas Theilmeier, Alwin Luttmann, and Matthias Jäger
Lumbar load during care-activities with patient transfer Part 2:Measurement of exerted forces
Andreas Theilmeier, Claus Jordan, Matthias Jäger, and Alwin Luttmann
Assistance for car drivers: prototyping via a simulator study
Holger Kußmann, Knut Polkehn, and Claudia Preuschhof
Automated decision aids in high-risk environments: an example from the ATC domain
Ulla Metzger and Raja Parasuraman
Language processing under conditions of high workload
Sascha Neuper
An electrogoniometric study of trunk movements during lifting activities
Rosimeire S. Padula and Helenice J.C.G. Coury
Effect of hand elevation and wrist position on mean arterial pressure measured in the hand: implications for overhead work
Lee D. Shibley, Thomas M. Cook, and John C. Rosecrance
Transfer between training of part-tasks in complex skill training – model development and some experimental data
Jan Joris M. Roessingh, Astrid M.L. Kappers, and Jan J. Koenderink
What is a built-up area? The appreciation of drivers
Frank J.J.M. Steyvers and Jos H. Vrieling
Using information from the World Wide Web for the study of risk and safety – a research note
Hilja Taal
Preparing for Mars -psychological issues
Heidi van der Holst, Dietrich Manzey, and Didier Schmitt
Exploring enjoyability: which factors in a consumer device make the user smile?
Henriette C.M. Hoonhout & Marcelle Stienstra
Acknowledgement to reviewers
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