Books: Human Factors – A system view of human, technology and organisation

On the occasion of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society Europe Chapter Annual Meeting in Linköping, Sweden, October 2009.

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 Preface

 In the system view of human factors, who is accountable for failure and success?

HUMAN BEHAVIOUR AND ADAPTIVE TECHNOLOGY

 Simulation of attention steering processes
   Rainer Höger
 Automated driving, secondary task performance and situation awareness
   Natasha Merat, Hamish Jamson, Frank Lai, & Oliver Carsten
 Are false alarms not as bad as supposed after all? A study investigating operators‘ responses to imperfect alarms
   Nina Gérard & Dietrich Manzey
 Adaptive driving support -information about the vehicle‘s lateral position
   Chris Dijksterhuis, Christian Kroiß, & Dick de Waard
 Adaptive Human Vehicle Interface: different types of interaction in a virtual environment
   Maider Larburu, Adrian Martin, Domingo José Rodriguez, & Arkaitz Urquiza
 Designing for the future: a cognitive adaptive Man-Machine-Interface
   Claudia Keinrath, Michael Dorneich, & JirÍ Vasek

SAFETY & SAFETY CULTURE

 Using AcciMaps to describe the emergence of critical work situations – A systemic approach to analyse automation
   Jonas Andersson
 Graphical visualization of process status for thermal power plants
   Lars-Ola Bligård, Jonas Andersson, Anna Thunberg, & Anna-Lisa Osvalder
 The potential of tactile information for efficient and safe driving
   Kjell Ohlsson
 Implicit Safety Culture assessment – a mental chronometry approach
   Nicki Marquardt, Ricarda Gades, Swantje Robelski, & Rainer Höger
 Patient safety investigation through the lens of FRAM
   Helen Alm & Rogier Woltjer
 Requirements of crisis situations -an action psychology perspective
   Robert Zinke, Gesine Hofinger, & Stefan Strohschneider
 Qualitative and quantitative human error analysis in hazardous industries
   Ricarda Gades, Nicki Marquardt, Swantje Robelski, & Rainer Höger
 Accident modelling: from symptom to system
   John Stoop & Sidney Dekker

SURFACE TRANSPORTATION

 Exploratory design of a highly automated system for entering the expressway
   Julian Schindler, Gerald Temme, Anna Schieben, & Frank Flemisch
 Instrument panel illumination, vehicle lighting and driver errors
   Dan Basacik, Amy Dale, Nick Reed, & Tim Horberry
 Close enough to feel it – the effect of following distance on ratings of risk, task difficulty, effort and comfort
   Ben Lewis-Evans, Dick De Waard, & Karel A. Brookhuis
 Preparing field operational tests for driver support systems: a research-oriented approach
   Oliver Carsten & Yvonne Barnard
 Spotting sheep in Yorkshire: using eye-tracking for studying situation awareness in a driving simulator
   Yvonne Barnard & Frank Lai

AVIATION

 Incident Reporting from an HTO Perspective
   Anna-Karin Rosén & Sara Thor
 Examining shared mental models of Air Traffic Controllers: what do they entail and what is shared?
   Pia Justen, Jelke van der Pal, Fred R.H. Zijlstra, & Robert R. van Doorn
 Eye movement analysis to evaluate ghosting and targeting aids for controller assistance
   Hendrik Oberheid, Bernhard Weber, & Christoph Möhlenbrink
 Identification of performance parameters in complex and dynamic work environments: the example of aerodrome Air Traffic Control
   Nora Wittbrodt & Manfred Thüring
 Transfer of training from simulator to aircraft – the usefulness of embedded training tools
   Per-Anders Oskarsson, Staffan Nählinder, & Peter Berggren
 Applying Work Domain Analysis to study airport collaborative decision making design
   Matthias Groppe, Romano Pagliari, & Donald Harris
 A kinetics model of decision making and its application to an airplane accident
   Tetsuo Iijima

USABILITY AND ACCEPTANCE

 The relations between acceptance and accessibility
   Hans Persson & Kjell Ohlsson
 Semi-autonomous Advanced Parking Assist – a source of drivers‘ distraction?
   Ingo Totzke, Dominik Mühlbacher, & Hans-Peter Krüger
 Human Factors in nuclear safety engineering – Developing a company specific process to apply a system view of human, technology and organization
   Aino Obenius Mowitz, Lena Kecklund, Annika Ovegård, & Ulrika Larson
 Impact of voice variation in speech-based in-vehicle systems on attitude and driving behaviour
   Ing-Marie Jonsson & Nils Dahlbäck
 A framework to describe and categorise a complex human-machine system
   Anna-Lisa Osvalder, Lars-Ola Bligård, Jonas Andersson, & Anna Thunberg

PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGY IN ERGONOMICS

 The impact of working memory load on psychophysiological measures of mental effort and motivational disposition
   Katie Ewing & Stephen Fairclough
 Automated detection of bluffing in a game: revealing a complex covert user state with a passive BCI
   Jessika Reissland & Thorsten O. Zander
 Struggle against sleepiness – estimation of Driver State
   Shinji Miyake, Shimpei Yamada, Toshiyuki Shimizu, Masayuki Kaneda, Souichirou Mori, & Takashi Sunda

 Acknowledgement to reviewers

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