Contents  Preface
Dick de Waard, Frank Flemisch, Bernd Lorenz, Hendrik Oberheid, & Karel Brookhuis
KEYNOTE Error and motivation in driving
Oliver Carsten
SURFACE TRANSPORTATION
Effects of tree aromas on automobile drivers’ fatigue reduction and wakefulness assessed with finger-pulse fluctuations
Keisuke Suzuki & Shigeki Harada
Changing lanes with active lanekeeping assistance: a simulator study
Gerrit Schmidt, Kirstin L.R. Talvala, Joshua P. Switkes, Miklós Kiss, & J. Christian Gerdes
Speed recommendations during traffic light approach: a comparison of different display concepts
Stephan Thoma, Thomas Lindberg, & Gudrun Klinker
Pupillometry as a method for measuring mental workload within a simulated driving task
Maximilian Schwalm, Andreas Keinath, & Hubert D. Zimmer
A three-level model of Situation Awareness for driving with in-vehicle devices
Nadja Rauch, Barbara Gradenegger, & Hans-Peter Krüger
Exploring appropriate alarm timing for a driver-adaptive forward collision warning system
Genya Abe & Makoto Itoh
Effects of auditory warnings on driving behaviour
Nicola Fricke & Mònica De Filippis
Effects of preactivated mental representations on driving performance
Jessica Seidenstücker & Rainer Höger
The effect of experience, relevance, and interruption duration on drivers´ mental representation of a traffic situation
Martin R.K. Baumann, Thomas Franke, & Josef F. Krems
Overriding the ACC by keys at the steering wheel: positive effects on driving and drivers´ acceptance in spite of a more complex ergonomic solution
Ingo Totzke, Véronique Huth, Hans-Peter Krüger, & Klaus Bengler
A model of normal and impaired visual exploration while steering: a way to identify assistance needs
Isabelle Milleville, Camilo Charron, Jean-Michel Hoc, & Jean-François Mathé
Advanced Driver Assistance Systems – Impact of psychological variables on the acceptance of modern technologies
Stefanie Müller, Heidi Ittner, & Volker Linneweber
Human centred design for informative and assistive technology in transport
Annie Pauzié & Anabela Simões
Getting back to basics: using road accident investigation to identify the desirable functionality of longitudinal control systems
Nikolaos Gkikas, Julian R. Hill, & John H. Richardson
Simulator training for truck-driving: indications of learning effects
Annette Kluge & Dina Burkolter
Analysis of automation in current UK rail signalling systems
Nora Balfe, John R. Wilson, Sarah Sharples, & Theresa Clarke
ADAPTIVE AUTOMATION
KONVOI: Electronically coupled truck convoys
Matthias Wille, Markus Röwenstrunk, & Günter Debus
Automation spectrum, inner / outer compatibility and other potentially useful human factors concepts for assistance and automation
Frank Flemisch, Johann Kelsch, Christian Löper, Anna Schieben, & Julian Schindler
Objective and subjective assessment of warning and motor priming assistance devices in car driving
Jordan Navarro, Franck Mars, Jean-François Forzy, Myriam El-Jaafari,& Jean Michel Hoc
Adaptive Automation enhances human supervision of multiple uninhabited vehicles
Ewart de Visser, Don Horvath, & Raja Parasuraman
A simple minded model for levels of automation
Michela Terenzi & Francesco Di Nocera
Inter-individual differences in executive control activity during simulated process control: comparison of performance and physiological patterns
Peter Nickel, Adam C. Roberts, Michael H. Roberts, & G. Robert J. Hockey
AVIATION HUMAN FACTORS
Modelling the allocation of visual attention using a Hierarchical Segmentation Model in the augmented reality environments for airport control tower
Ella Pinska & Charles Tijus
Empowerment of the planning controller in the use of Controller-Pilot Data-Link Communication (CPDLC)
Renée Schuen-Medwed, Bernd Lorenz, & Stefan Oze
Designing scenarios: the challenge of a multi-agent context for the investigation of authority distribution in aviation
Sonja Straussberger & Guy Boy
Head-Mounted Display – evaluation in simulation and flight trials
Sven Schmerwitz, Helmut Többen, Bernd Lorenz,& Bernd Korn
MODELLING AND SIMULATION
Everyday mistakes: confidence or cognition?
Robert R.A. van Doorn & Fred R.H. Zijlstra
A model based approach to Cognitive Work Analysis and work process design in air traffic control
Christoph Möhlenbrink, Hendrik Oberheid, & Bernd Werther
An integrated model for working environments and rail human factors
Malte Hammerl, Bärbel Jäger, & Karsten Lemmer
HUMAN MACHINE INTERFACE
The effects of travel information presentation on driver behaviour
Karel A. Brookhuis, Matthijs Dicke, Rosanne L. Rademaker, Sander R.F. Grunnekemeijer, Jorien N.J van Duijn, Maarten Klein Nijenhuis, Nynke A. Benedictus, & Elmas Eser
Supporting the localisation of task-relevant information
Martin Groen & Jan Noyes
Virtual Reality in HMI research: attentional and motor performance in 3D-space
Claudia Armbrüster, Marc Wolter, Torsten Kuhlen, Will Spijkers, & Brunno Fimm
Evaluation of task-oriented package design to control attention in out-of-box experience on internet services
Masaru Miyamoto & Momoko Nakatani
Human factors involved in container terminal ship-to-shore crane operator tasks: operator fatigue and performance analysis at Cagliari Port
Gianfranco Fancello, Gianmarco D´Errico, & Paolo Fadda
The different human factor in automation: the developer behind versus the operator in action
Hartmut Wandke & Jens Nachtwei
Acknowledgement to reviewers
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