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PD6 – ERGONOMICS ANDANTHROPOMETRICS IN PRODUCT DESIGNLectureThursday, September 30, 2010, 3:30 to 5:00 p.m.Seacliff A (Bay Level)Product DesignChair: W. Kyle Dooley, Case New Holland; Cochair:Thomas J. Albin, High Plains Engineering Services,LLC1. Wonsup Lee, Sunghye Yoon, and Heecheon You,Pohang U. of Science and Technology, Developmentof a 3-D Semiautomatic MeasurementProtocol for Hand AnthropometricMeasurement2. Bernadette J. Brown-Clerk, Justin B. Rousek, andBethany R. Lowndes, U. of Nebraska-Lincoln;Sandra M. Eikhout, TNO Work and Employment;Bradley J. Balogh and M. Susan Hallbeck, U. ofNebraska-Lincoln, Novel ElectrosurgicalHand Controls Integrated Into a StandardLaparoscopic Grasper3. Joonho Chang, Kihyo Jung, Jesun Hwang,Yuncheol Kang, Seokgi Lee, and Andris Freivalds,Pennsylvania State U., Determination of BicycleHandle Diameters Considering Hand AnthropometricData and User Satisfaction4. Peter W. Johnson and Ling Cui, U. of Washington,Postural Benefits for Children and AdultsWhen Using the Mouse Next to a SmallKeyboard5. Sharon Joines, Siwen Liu, and Ashley Vercoe,North Carolina State U., Grip Span and Aging:Does the Grip Strength-Span RelationshipChange With Age?POS4 – POSTERS 4Poster SessionThursday, September 30, 2010, 3:30 to 5:00 p.m.Pacific Concourse A–C (Pacific Concourse Level)PostersChair: Rajaram Bhagavathula, Virginia Tech; Cochair:Kristin Oleson, U. of Central FloridaPoster sessions are 90 minutes only; presenters arerequired to be present throughout the session.Perception and Performance1. Kristin Moore, Space and Naval Warfare SystemsCtr. Atlantic; Leo Gugerty, Clemson U., Developmentof a Novel Measure of Situation Awareness:The Case for Eye Movement Analysis2. Jacquelyn Crébolder, Defence Research andDevelopment Canada; Joshua P. Salmon andRaymond M. Klein, Dalhousie U., The Cost ofLocation Switching During Visual Alerting:Effects of Experience and Age3. James L. Szalma and Peter A. Hancock, U. ofCentral Florida, A Meta-Analytic Review ofthe Effects of Noise on Performance: ModeratingEffects of Task and Noise Characteristics4. Eric J. Adamic, Joseph Behre, and Brian P. Dyre,U. of Idaho, Attentional Locus and GroundDominance in Control of Speed During Low-Altitude Flight5. Gayle Hunt, Stephen Rice, Kasha Geels, andDavid Trafimow, New Mexico State U., AnalyzingSuboptimal Human-Automation PerformanceAcross Multiple Sessions6. Anthony R. Selkowitz and Valerie K. Sims, U. ofCentral Florida, The Mental Rotation of ObjectsPresented in an Underwater EnvironmentIndividual Differences7. Svyatoslav Guznov, Gerald Matthews, and JoelWarm, U. of Cincinnati, Team MemberPersonality, Performance, and Stress in aRoboFlag Synthetic Task EnvironmentWorkload8. Daniel N. Cassenti and Troy D. Kelley, U.S. ArmyResearch Lab; Richard A. Carlson, PennsylvaniaState U., Modeling the Workload-PerformanceRelationship9. Philip Kortum, Rice U.; S. Camille Peres, U. ofHouston Clear Lake; Kurt Stallmann, Rice U.,Mental Workload Measures of AuditoryStimuli Heard During Periods of Waiting10. Kakuichi Shiomi, Electronic Navigation ResearchInst., Workload Causes Chaotic Fluctuationof Human Voice11. Grace W. L. Teo and James L. Szalma, U. ofCentral Florida, The Effect of Spatial andTemporal Task Characteristics onPerformance, Workload, and Stress12. Michelle Sublette, C. Melody Carswell, RustyGrant, Will Seidelman, Duncan Clarke, and BrentSeales, U. of Kentucky, Anticipating Workload:Which Facets of Task Difficulty Are Easiestto Predict?13. Allan Fong and Ciara Sibley, U.S. Naval ResearchLab; Anna Cole, Strategic Analysis, Inc.; CarrylBaldwin, George Mason U.; Joseph Coyne, U.S.Naval Research Lab, A Comparison of ArtificialNeural Networks, Logistic Regressions, andClassification Trees for Modeling MentalWorkload in Real TimeDecision Making14. Alan S. Boydstun, L-3 Communications; RobertE. Patterson and Byron J. Pierce, U.S. Air ForceResarch Lab; Lisa M. Park and Jodi Shannan, L-3Communications, On the Development ofTraining Principles for Intuitive DecisionMaking15. Joseph Juhnke and Dan Delaney, TanagramPartners; Tracey Wheeler, System Planning Corp.;Brian R. Johnson, Naval Air Warfare Ctr.; JosephCohn, Defense Advanced Research ProjectsAgency, Aiding Complex Decision MakingThrough Augmented Reality16. Rebecca Wiczorek and Dietrich Manzey, BerlinInst. of Technology, Is Operators’ ComplianceWith Alarm Systems a Product of RationalConsideration?17. Elizabeth A. Schmidlin and Keith S. Jones, TexasTech U., Tele-Operation Through Apertures:Mission Impassable or Mission Undrivable?Modeling and Simulation18. Muneo Kitajima and Masato Nakajima, NationalInst. of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology;Makoto Toyota, T-Method, CognitiveChrono-Ethnography: A Method for StudyingBehavioral Selections in Daily Activities19. Priyadarshini R. Pennathur and Ann M. Bisantz,U. at Buffalo, SUNY, A Novel InformationTrail Model for Information Transformationin Cognitive Work Systems20. Youngjoo Jeon, Korea U., Revised GOMSOperator for Drag and DropUniversity Lab PostersCarnegie Mellon U.Dynamic Decision Making LabGeorge Mason U.Arch LabGeorgia TechCognitive Engineering CenterOhio State U.Institute for ErgonomicsU. of Houston-Clear LakeResearch on the Interaction between Humansand MachinesS3 – SAFETY APPLICATIONS AND THEORIESLectureThursday, September 30, 2010, 3:30 to 5:00 p.m.Hospitality Room (Atrium Lobby Level)SafetyChair: John DeRosia, Medical College of Wisconsin;Cochair: Brenda Santos, National Inst. forOccupational Safety and Health1. Soyun Kim, Christopher B. Mayhorn, andMichael S. Wogalter, North Carolina State U.,Use of Information Sources Referencedin and Attitudes About Televised DTCPrescription Drug Advertisements2. Christopher B. Mayhorn, North Carolina State U.;Richard C. Goldsworthy, The Academic Edge,Messages, and Medical Behaviors: DTCA’sInfluence on Health Care Consumer Thinkingand Doing, and How We Can Help3. Yiyun Peng and Linda Ng Boyle, U. ofWashington; David M. Neyens, U. of Iowa;Jeffrey Short, American Transportation ResearchInst., Management’s Attitudes Toward Safetyin Commercial Vehicle Operations4. Annette Kluge and Björn Badura, U. of Duisburg-Essen; Leon Urbas, Technical U. Dresden; DinaBurkolter, U. of Duisburg-Essen, Violations-Inducing Framing Effects of ProductionGoals: Conditions Under Which Goal-SettingLeads to Neglecting Safety-Relevant Rules5. Katherine A. Berry, Paris F. Stringfellow, andScott A. Shappell, Clemson U., Examining ErrorPathways: An Analysis of Contributing FactorsUsing HFACS in Nonaviation IndustriesSF5 – EXPLORING ISSUES WITH VISUALPERCEPTION IN HUMAN FACTORS STUDENTRESEARCHLectureThursday, September 30, 2010, 3:30 to 5:00 p.m.Seacliff D (Bay Level)Student ForumChair: Kelly Caine, Indiana U.; Cochair: Hongbo Zhang,Virginia Tech1. Molly M. Liechty and Poornima Madhavan, OldDominion U., An Eye Movement Analysis ofEvolving User Preferences During InternetSearch2. Yi-Fang D. Tsai, Songhee Kang, and Matthew S.Peterson, George Mason U., Effects of IndividualDifferences on Visual Search Task Performance3. Mary G. Luong and Anne Collins McLaughlin,North Carolina State U., Learning to Solve aVisuospatial Problem: The Effect of VisualCues on Overcoming Errors4. Aren C. Hunter and Avi Parush, Carleton U.,Where Did They Go? Recovering DynamicObjects After Interruptions5. Nantakrit Yodpijit and Thurmon E. Lockhart,Virginia Tech, Investigating Dynamics of DarkFocus of the Human Eye in Young AdultsVE3 – HUMAN PERFORMANCE IN VIRTUALENVIRONMENTSLectureThursday, September 30, 2010, 3:30 to 5:00 p.m.Seacliff C (Bay Level)Virtual EnvironmentsChair: Hari Thiruvengada, Honeywell Labs; Cochair:Yingzi Lin, Northeastern U.1. John S. Barnett, U.S. Army Research Inst. for theBehavioral and Social Sciences; Grant S. Taylor,U. of Central Florida, Desktop and WearableGame-Based Simulations: A Usability Study2. Per-Anders Oskarsson, Staffan Nählinder, andErland Svensson, Swedish Defence ResearchAgency, A Meta Study of Transfer of Training3. Magnus Axholt, Martin Skoglund, Stephen D.Peterson, Matthew D. Cooper, Thomas B. Schön,Fredrik Gustafsson, and Anders Ynnerman,Linköping U.; Stephen R. Ellis, NASA AmesResearch Ctr., Optical See-Through Head-Mounted Display Direct Linear TransformationCalibration Robustness in the Presenceof User Alignment Noise4. Steven Underwood and Jennie J. Gallimore, WrightState U., One-Handed Versus Two-HandedSix Degree-of-Freedom Compensatory Trackingin 3-D, and the Effects of Practice5. Hua Cai and Yingzi Lin, Northeastern U., TuningTrust Using Cognitive Cues for BetterHuman-Machine CollaborationThursday, September 305:15 to 6:30 p.m.Technical Group Networking/Business MeetingTechnical Group Program ChairsPacific Concourse M (Pacific Concourse Level)5:15 to 6:30 p.m.
FRIDAYFriday, October 17:15 to 8:00 a.m.Early-Morning MadnessGrand Ballroom B (Street Level)7:15 to 8:00 a.m.Friday, October 18:30 to 10:00 a.m.AC4 – MEASURING WORKLOAD USINGPHYSIOLOGICAL MEASURES SUCHAS TRANSCRANIAL DOPPLERULTRASONOGRAPHY (TCD)LectureFriday, October 1, 2010, 8:30 to 10:00 a.m.Grand Ballroom C (Street Level)Augmented CognitionChair: Joseph Cohn, Defense Advanced ResearchProjects Agency; Cochair: Michael Lowe, U.S. Navy1. L. M. Cerruti, J. R. Estepp, W. D. Miller, and J.C. Christensen, Wright-Patterson Air Force Base,Transcranial Doppler Assessment of WorkloadTransition in a Complex Task2. Tyler H. Shaw, Laura Guagliardo, Ewart de Visser,and Raja Parasuraman, George Mason U., UsingTranscranial Doppler Sonography to MeasureCognitive Load in a Command and ControlTask3. Roger Lew, Brian P. Dyre, Terence Soule, Stuart A.Ragsdale, and Steffen Werner, U. of Idaho, AssessingMental Workload From Skin Conductanceand Pupillometry Using Wavelets and GeneticProgramming4. Katie C. Ewing and Stephen H. Fairclough,Liverpool John Moores U., The Effect of anExtrinsic Incentive on PsychophysiologicalMeasures of Mental Effort and MotivationalDisposition When Task Demand Is Varied5. Glenn F. Wilson, U.S. Air Force Research Lab;Christopher A. Russell, Archinoetics, LLC;Jason W. Monnin, Justin R. Estepp, and James C.Christensen, U.S. Air Force Research Lab, HowDoes Day-to-Day Variability in PsychophysiologicalData Affect Classifier Accuracy?AS9 – THE NEXT GENERATION AIRTRANSPORTATION SYSTEM: DATACOMMUNICATIONInvited SymposiumFriday, October 1, 2010, 8:30 to 10:00 a.m.Garden Room A (Atrium Lobby Level)Aerospace SystemsChair: Beth L. Blickensderfer, Embry-Riddle AeronauticalU.; Cochair: Danny Benbassat, Booz AllenHamilton1. Danny Benbassat, Booz Allen Hamilton Inc.;Levent Ileri, Federal Aviation Admin., NextGeneration Air Transportation System: DataCommunications2. Kenneth R. Allendoerfer, Todd R. Truitt, andBen Willems, Federal Aviation Admin., Evaluationsof Data Communications in Tower,TRACON, and En Route Air Traffic Control3. James R. Comstock and Brian T. Baxley, NASALangley Research Ctr.; Robert M. Norman, BoeingCo.; Kyle K. E. Ellis, U. of Iowa; Cathy A. Adams,Kara A. Latorella, and William Lynn, NASALangley Research Ctr., The Impact of DataCommunications Messages in the TerminalArea on Flight Crew Workload and EyeScanning4. Deborah A. Boehm-Davis, Sara K. Gee, KelleyBaker, and Maricel Medina Mora, George MasonU., Effect of Party Line Loss and DeliveryFormat on Crew Performance and Workload5. Elizabeth L. Blickensderfer, Albert J. Boquet,Ryan Blanding, Tripp J. E. Driskell, ClydeRinkinen, and Martin Lauth, Embry-RiddleAeronautical U., Service-for-Equipage ImpactAssessmentCE10 – INTERRUPTIONS AND TASKSWITCHINGLectureFriday, October 1, 2010, 8:30 to 10:00 a.m.Grand Ballroom B (Street Level)Cognitive Engineering & Decision MakingChair: Erik Connors, SA Technologies; Cochair: Beth L.Blickensderfer, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical U.1. David M. Cades, Nicole E. Werner, Deborah A.Boehm-Davis, and Zara Arshad, George MasonU., What Makes Real-World InterruptionsDisruptive? Evidence From an Office Setting2. Marie P. Panepinto, North Carolina State U.,Voluntary Versus Forced Task Switching3. David M. Cades, David G. Kidd, Eden B. King,Patrick E. McKnight, and Deborah A. Boehm-Davis, George Mason U., Factors AffectingInterrupted Task Performance: Effects ofAdaptability, Impulsivity, and Intelligence4. Jennifer M. Chen and Raj M. Ratwani, GeorgeMason U.; J. Gregory Trafton, U.S. Naval ResearchLab, The Effect of Interruptions and GlobalPlacekeeping on Postcompletion Error Rates5. Mark F. St. John and Mary Ann King, PacificScience & Engineering Group, Inc., The Four-Second Supervisor: Multitasking Supervisionand Its SupportHC10 – HEALTH CARE HANDOVER ANDPATIENT SAFETYInvited SymposiumFriday, October 1, 2010, 8:30 to 10:00 a.m.Garden Room B (Atrium Lobby Level)Health CareChair: Tanja Manser, U. of Aberdeen; Cochair: StevenHoward, Stanford U. School of Medicine1. Tanja Manser, U. of Aberdeen; Steven K.Howard, Stanford U., Health Care Handoverand Patient Safety: Symposium Overview2. Emily S. Patterson, Ohio State U. College ofMedicine, Social Norms on Deviations FromPrescriptive Handoff Practices3. Robert Wears, U. of Florida; Shawna Perry,Virginia Commonwealth U., Discourse andProcess Analyses of Shift Change Handoffsin Emergency Departments4. Matthew B. Weinger, Jason M. Slagle, AudreyKuntz, Arna Banerjee, Jonathan S. Schildcrout,Nathaniel D. Mercaldo, Dan France, TheodoreSperoff, Jim Bills, and Ken Wallston, VanderbiltU. Medical Ctr., Improving Actual HandoverBehavior With a Simulation-Based TrainingIntervention5. Avi Parush, Yolande Simoneau, and Tara Foster-Hunt, Carleton U.; Margot Thomas and JudyRashotte, Children’s Hospital of Eastern Ontario,The Use of Resources During Shift Handoffsin a Pediatric Intensive Care Unit6 Michelle A. Raduma-Tomàs, Rhona Flin, andSteven Yule, U. of Aberdeen; Steven Close,Aberdeen Royal Infirmary, Doctors’ Handoversin an Acute Medical Assessment Unit: A HierarchicalTask AnalysisIE8 – MEDICAL APPLICATIONSLectureFriday, October 1, 2010, 8:30 to 10:00 a.m.Bayview Room B (Bay Level)Industrial ErgonomicsChair: Stephen Lavender, Ohio State U.; Cochair:Monica Johnson, Ohio State U.1. Allen S. Yagjian, U. of California, Davis, RiskAssessment and Application of EngineeringControls to Reduce the Number of OccupationalRelated Musculoskeletal Disorders ina Large Pharmaceutical Production Facility2. Ashish D. Nimbarte, West Virginia U.; FereydounAghazadeh, Louisiana State U.; Yun Sun, WestVirginia U., Understanding the Physical RiskFactors Affecting Cervical MusculoskeletalDisorders3. David L. Lee, David Rempel, and Alan B. Barr, U.of California, San Francisco; Amandeep Shergill,San Francisco Veterans Affairs Medical Ctr.,Ergonomics of Colonoscopy: Wrist Posturesof Gastroenterologists Performing RoutineColonoscopy4. Carolyn Sommerich, Steven Lavender, andElizabeth Sanders, Ohio State U.; Sabrina Lamar,Consultant; Kevin Evans, Ohio State U.; SharonJoines, North Carolina State U.; Wei-Ting Yen,Ohio State U., Participatory ErgonomicsApplied to Mammographers’ Work5. Ying (Jean) Zheng and John B. Morrell, Yale U.,Cognitive Load Assessment of a VibrotactilePosture Feedback ChairPD7 – USER-CENTERED METHODS FOR NEWPRODUCT CONCEPT DEVELOPMENTDiscussion PanelFriday, October 1, 2010, 8:30 to 10:00 a.m.Seacliff A (Bay Level)Product DesignChair: Stanley H. Caplan; Cochair: H. C. M. (Jettie)HoonhoutPanelists: William Green, Leicester U.; Jennifer Watts-Perotti, Xerox Innovation Group; Wendy A. Rogers,Georgia TechSF6 – GENERAL TOPICS IN STUDENTRESEARCH: CROWDS,TASK ANALYSES,ANDBIOMECHANICSLectureFriday, October 1, 2010, 8:30 to 10:00 a.m.Seacliff D (Bay Level)Student ForumChair: David Kaber, North Carolina State U.; Cochair:Katie Berry, Clemson U.1. Victoria L. Kendrick and Roger A. Haslam,Loughborough U., The User Experience ofCrowds—A Human Factors Challenge2. Sarah K. Felipe, Anne E. Adams, Wendy A. Rogers,and Arthur D. Fisk, Georgia Tech, TrainingNovices on Hierarchical Task Analysis3. Young J. Chun, Texas Tech U., A BiomechanicalStudy on the Effects of Hatha Yoga BasicPoses on Muscle Activities4. Neal Wiggermann, Monroe Keyserling, andBenjamin Pokorney, U. of Michigan, The Effectof Flooring Characteristics on PlantarPressures on the Foot During Standing5. Rahul Soangra, Baron Jones, and Thurmon E.Lockhart, Virginia Tech, Effects of AntifatigueFlooring on Gait ParametersST5 – SIMULATION AND METHODS INTRANSPORTATIONLectureFriday, October 1, 2010, 8:30 to 10:00 a.m.Bayview Room A (Bay Level)Surface TransportationChair: Nick Kelling, Marshall U.; Cochair: FarheenKhan, Exponent1. Avinoam Borowsky, Anat Meir, Tal Oron-Gilad,David Shinar, and Yisrael Parmet, Ben Gurion U.of the Negev, The Effect of Hazard PerceptionTraining on Traffic-Scene Movies Categorization2. Robert McCall and Frank Schieber, U. of SouthDakota, Validating the Effectiveness ofRecursive Blur Enhancement of SymbolSigns Using Static and Dynamic Protocols3. Michael Jones, Federal Railroad Admin.;Christopher Plott, Melvin Jones, and ThomasOlthoff, Alion Science and Technology; StevenHarris, Rational, LLC, The Cab TechnologyIntegration Lab: A Locomotive Simulatorfor Human Factors Research
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