Problems of limited context in redesign of complex situations in infrastructures
Ellen Jagtman & Erik Wiersma, Delft University of Technology
Extra to paper in D. de Waard, K.A. Brookhuis, R. van Egmond, and Th. Boersema (Eds.) (2005), Human Factors in Design, Safety, and Management (pp. 513 – 526). Maastricht, the Netherlands: Shaker Publishing.
Example 1: Foxriver
Figure 1. Foxriver, situation overview
Figure 2. View from Algonquin Road
Figure 3. Sign for pedestrians
Example 2: The Hague
Figure 4. The Hague, situation overview with viewpoints figure 5 (A), figure 6 (B), and figure 7 (C)
Figure 5. view from point A (figure 4)
Figure 6. view from point B (figure 4)
Figure 7. view from point C (figure 4)
Figure 8. Detour sign
Figure 9. Contradicting signs; «no entrance» and «arrow» sign
Figure 10. The result (in the Netherlands we usually drive on the right-hand side…)