
Education, Research and Application in the 21st century
On the occasion of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society Europe Chapter Annual Meeting in Maastricht, The Netherlands, November 2000.
Edited by
Dick de Waard, Clemens Weikert, Jettie Hoonhout, & Jan Ramaekers
De Waard, D., Weikert, C., Hoonhout, J., and Ramaekers, J. (Eds.). (2000). Human-System Interaction. Education, Research and Application in the 21st Century. Maastricht, The Netherlands: Shaker Publishing.
ISBN 90-423-0126-0
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Contents Preface
Dick de Waard, Clemens Weikert, Jettie Hoonhout, and Jan Ramaekers
Theory and Practice in Design of Electronic Commerce
Martin G. Helander
3D User Interface for Internet Search Systems
Michael Kossoy and Natasha Souetova
Ergonomic Issues of Data Visualisation with Semi-Immersive Virtual Environment (VE) Systems
Thomas Alexander
Virtual Reality applied to Technical Vision
Harald Gatermann, Bert Grollmann, Klaus-Peter Holzhausen, and Jens Mohr
Tabula Rasa- towards a personalised human-computer interface
Anthony Bijnen
Design and installation of a driving simulator in a hospital environment
Matthew Rizzo, Daniel V. McGehee, and Julie Jermeland
Simulation in psychology-A sketch of a future digital workplace environment
Karel A. Brookhuis, Jaap Bos, Ben Mulder, and Hans Veldman
Human factors education: Lecturing solutions or problem-based learning?
Henriëtte C.M. Hoonhout and Henk G. Schmidt
Experience with problem-based learning in ergonomics and safety education in Estonia
Virve Siirak
Computer-based learning in Occupational Safety and Health and health problems with computer use
Piia Tint and Virve Siirak
Vocational Training via Video-Conference in Corporate Settings
Antonius Schröder
Impact of interactive video training on passing the theoretical driving test among learner drivers with reading problems
Birger Nygaard and Benny Nielsen
The “6-E conception”-the new standard of modern engineering education
T.A. Boyko, U.G. Lega, V.M. Sharapov V.M., and E.A. Boyko
“Diagnose-KIT” – a computer-based training to improve transfer using constructivist instructional design
Niclas Schaper, Thomas Zink, Harriet Spenke, and Karlheinz Sonntag
Workload, fatigue and job satisfaction in repetitive blue-collar work
Wendy Macdonald
Preferred use of endoscopic techniques and visuomotor laterality
Birgit E. Arnold-Schulz-Gahmen, Jürgen Sökeland, Walter H. Ehrenstein, Anke Siefer, and Alwin Luttmann
Incidence rates of lateral preference in various groups of professional activity
Birgit E. Arnold-Schulz-Gahmen, Anke Siefer, and Walter H. Ehrenstein
Experimental simulation in organisational design:Developing a mobile joint command and control concept
Jonas Wikman
Challenges for Aviation Psychology
Eric Farmer
Total energy concept display
P.N.P. Coelho, M.M. van Paassen, M. Mulder, and J.A. Mulder
Made for work in space. Evaluation of Human Factors in Cupola – a module of the International Space Station
T. Dukic, J. Frid, M. Törner, and C. Wartenberg
Optimisation of information presentation on multifunction displays
Gregory Francis and Clarence E. Rash
Integration of multiple independent alerting systems
P.N.R. Pedroso, M. Mulder, M.M. van Paassen, and M. Mulder
Measures of stress/strain on controllers
Hugh David
Stress on the spinal column in military trainee pilots
Luciene Conte Kube
Human Factors of the Cockpit Display of Traffic Information
R. Winterberg, M.M. van Paassen, M. Mulder, and J.A. Mulder
Team Training: challenges and emerging solutions
Johan Riemersma
Learning from Mistakes (and Repeating Them)
Addie Johnson, Linda Bron, Pieter Brussee, Irene de Goede, and Stefan Hoogland
Towards “Basic Ergonomics” – Competence?
Neil Thomas
Anticipatory dynamic vision and human factors
Walter H. Ehrenstein
The Effect of Text Topologies on Older Users’ Performance in Hypertext Navigation
Dyi-Yih Michael Lin
Need for assistance of visually and physically disabled and non-disabled persons when using cash dispensers
Marita Enge and Sonja Massow
Getting the best out of your organisation’s “intelligent assets” How a self-assessment tool on Ergonomics & Human Factors can empower people
Harmen Kragt & Roel Janssen
Assessing driver abilities for driving safety and driver assistance
Stanley Oliver, Guangyan Li, and Diane Westwood
The effects of electronic map complexity and orientation on driver response time and error rate for road identification
Guangyan Li and Stan Oliver
Infrared imaging technology in the automotive context: effects on driver behaviour
Philip Barham and Luisa Andreone
Comprehension of alternative road signs
Frank J.J.M. Steyvers
Capability prediction: effective anticipation support in ship control
Leo van Breda
Towards better understanding of ergonomics through risk assessment
Hilja Taal
Initial evaluation of a RADICAL ATC interface
Hugh David
General approach to man-machine system design: ergonomic and technical specification of actions
A.Skaf, B. David, B. Descotes-Genon, and Z.Binder
Recovery from failures – understanding the positive role of human operators during incidents
Lisette Kanse and Tjerk van der Schaaf
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