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PD2 – DESIGNING PRODUCTS TO EVOKE ANEMOTIONAL CONNECTION IN USERSDiscussion PanelTuesday, September 28, 2010, 1:30 to 3:00 p.m.Marina Room (Bay Level)Product DesignChair: Melroy D’Souza, Microsoft Corp.Panelists: Peter A. Hancock, U. of Central Florida;H. C. M. (Jettie) Hoonhout, Philips Research Labs;Kelly Krout, Microsoft Corp.; Phillip J. Ohme, Intuit,Inc.; Erin K. Walline, Dell, Inc.POS1 – POSTERS 1Poster SessionTuesday, September 28, 2010, 1:30 to 3:00 p.m.Pacific Concourse A–C (Pacific Concourse Level)PostersChair: A. Joy Rodriguez, U. of Wisconsin, Madison;Cochair: Heather Lum, U. of Central FloridaPoster sessions are 90 minutes only; presenters arerequired to be present throughout the session.Aging1. Jennifer C. Romano, U.S. Census Bureau, UsingEye Tracking to Examine Age-RelatedDifferences in Web Site Performance2. Rajeev Senapati, Grisel Ventura, Luis Diaz, LuisRene Contreras, Arunkumar Pennathur and JuliaBader, U. of Texas at El Paso, Test-RetestReliability of Functional Anthropometryand OARS Survey Among Older Mexican-American AdultsErgonomics3. Xingda Qu and Xinyao Hu, NanyangTechnological U., Effects of Visual Inputon Standing Balance Control When Back-Carrying External Loads4. Molly B. Johnson, Washington U. School ofMedicine; Richard E. A. Van Emmerik, U. ofMassachusetts, The Impact of Head Orientationon Multisegmental Torso CoordinationDuring the Transition From Sitting toStandingInterface/Product Design5. Christopher A. Sanchez, Russell J. Branaghan,and James Z. Goolsbee, Arizona State U.,Learning From Small Devices: Deficits inProblem-Solving Performance But NotFactual Recall6. David Sharek and Michael Wogalter, NorthCarolina State U., Show-All Links: IdentifyingHyperlinks in Web Pages That Use NonstandardFormatting7. Sangwoo Bahn and Joobong Song, Seoul NationalU.; Taebeum Ryu, Hanbat National U.; MyungHwan Yun, Seoul National U., Affective Characterizationof Touch and Look-and-FeelFrom Multivariate Analysis of QuestionnaireResponses8. J. Bern Jordan and Gregg C. Vanderheiden, U. ofWisconsin-Madison, Accessibility ExperienceLab: Discovering the Impact of Design onDisabilities9. Christine M. Covas-Smith, Kenneth D. Jackson,Russell J. Branaghan, and Craig Eidman, U.S. AirForce Research Lab, Menu Design Based onExpert Knowledge Structures: A Validation10. Chonyoon Chung and Esa Rantanen, RochesterInst. of Technology, Gestural Interaction WithIn-Vehicle Audio and Climate Controls11. Daniel Hor, Igor Dolgov, Jeremy Schwark, andWilliam Graves, New Mexico State U., ClickThis! A Study on Optimizing Toolbar Placementin Computer Graphical User Interfaces12. Harry Zhang, Claudia Guerrero, David Wheatley,and Young Seok Lee, Motorola Applied ResearchCtr., Privacy Issues and User AttitudesToward Targeted Advertising: A FocusGroup Study13. Javier Rivera, Fleet Davis, and MustaphaMouloua, U. of Central Florida; Pascal Alberti,U. de Technologie de Compiègne, UsabilityEvaluation of Two Social Networking Sites14. Silke M. Witt, Walter Rolandi, Elaine Zuber, TedBrooks, and Araceli Master, TuVox, Inc.; RebeccaLoose, Cisco Systems, Inc.; James Hubbell,Optimizing Successful Turn-Taking inSpoken Dialog Systems15. Will Seidelman, C. Melody Carswell, Cindy H.Lio, Russell C. Grant, Michelle Sublette, MattField, Brent Seales, and Duncan Clarke, U. ofKentucky, Potential Performance CostsAssociated With Large-Format TiledDisplays for Surgical VisualizationPotpourri16. Matthew Wood, InSciTech; Thomas J. Ayres,Consultant; Rajeev Kelkar and Rajeeb Khatua,InSciTech, Walking and Jogging: An Analysisof Pedestrian Stopping Times and Distances17. Hongtae Kim, Seong Na, Hyejin Kim, andWookhyun Ha, Korea Ocean Research &Development Inst., Marine Accident Investigationand Analysis With Focus on HumanFactors18. Jessi L. Kane, Virginia Tech, Influence of LOCand Ethnicity on Adoption Decisions in theUse of Safety Technologies and Training inthe Roofing Industry19. Kristin E. Oleson, Valerie K. Sims, Matthew G.Chin, Heather C. Lum, and Anne Sinatra, U. ofCentral Florida, Developmental Human Factors:Children’s Mental Models of Computers20. Cheryl L. Coyle, Lisa Whitman, and LeslieTudor, SAS Inst., Inc., Organizing a HumanFactors Educational Event at SAS21. Harry Litaker and Shelby Thompson, LockheedMartin Corp.; Robert Howard, NASA JohnsonSpace Ctr., Human Habitation in a LunarElectric Rover During a 14-Day Field Trial22. Morgan J. Tear, Matthew B. Thompson, andJason M. Tangen, National ICT Australia, TheImportance of Ground Truth: An Open-SourceBiometric Repository23. Patricia R. Ferrara and John D. Lee, U. ofWisconsin-Madison, Poultry Growers’ ControlStrategies and Their EvolutionSF2 – STUDENT RESEARCH IN APPLIEDVENUES:AVIATION, FARMING,AND MEDICINELectureTuesday, September 28, 2010, 1:30 to 3:00 p.m.Seacliff D (Bay Level)Student ForumChair: Marita O’Brien, U. of Alabama at Huntsville;Cochair: Rosemarie Yagoda, North Carolina State U.1. Ziho Kang and Landry J. Steven, Purdue U.,Capturing and Analyzing Visual Groupings ofMultiple Moving Targets in an Aircraft ConflictDetection Task Using Eye Movements2. Matthew K. Miller and Sandra K. Garrett,Clemson U., Investigating Mechanic InjuriesDuring Aircraft Maintenance Using HumanError Frameworks3. Christie P. Boone and Scott N. MacKinnon,Memorial U. of Newfoundland, Evaluation ofManagement Practices as a Result of anImplementation of a Participatory ErgonomicsProgram in a Poultry Processing Plant4. Anuja Patil, David Gilkey, John Rosecrance, andDavid Douphrate, Colorado State U., Risk ExposureAssessment of Dairy Parlor Workers5. Nicole Bryn Percival, Andrew K. Mayer, andJeff K. Caird, U. of Calgary, A HeuristicEvaluation of Three Automated ExternalDefibrillatorsST1 – IN-VEHICLE DECISION SUPPORTSYSTEMSLectureTuesday, September 28, 2010, 1:30 to 3:00 p.m.Seacliff B (Bay Level)Surface TransportationChair: Myra Blanco, Virginia Tech.; Cochair: PhillipTretten, Luleå U. of Technology1. James Whitmire II, U. of Central Florida; J. F.Morgan, Virginia Tech Transportation Inst.; TalOron-Gilad, Ben-Gurion U. of the Negev; P. A.Hancock, U. of Central Florida, The Effect ofIn-Vehicle Warning Systems on Speed Compliancein Work Zones2. Daniel A. Drew and Caroline C. Hayes, U. ofMinnesota, In-Vehicle Decision Support toReduce Crashes at Rural Thru-Stop Intersections3. Christopher Nowakowski, Jessica O’Connell,Steven E. Shladover, and Delphine Cody, U. ofCalifornia, Berkeley, PATH Program,Cooperative Adaptive Cruise Control: DriverAcceptance of Following Gap Settings LessThan One Second4. Kip Smith, Cognitive Engineering and DecisionMaking, Inc., Quantifying Active Safety SystemPerformance at Pedestrian Detection5. Nathan Medeiros-Ward, Joel M. Cooper, AndrewJ. Doxon, David L. Strayer, and William R.Provancher, U. of Utah, Bypassing theBottleneck: The Advantage of FingertipShear Feedback for Navigational CuesT1 – MAKING THE IMPLICIT EXPLICITInvited SymposiumTuesday, September 28, 2010, 1:30 to 3:00 p.m.Garden Room A (Atrium Lobby Level)TrainingChair: Denise Nicholson U. of Central Florida,Cochair: Sae Schatz, U. of Central Florida1. Denise Nicholson and Sae Schatz, U. of CentralFlorida, Making the Implicit Explicit:Operationalizing Tacit Facets of Scenario-Based Training—Symposium Overview2. William Becker, Naval Postgraduate School; SaeSchatz, U. of Central Florida, Higher-OrderCognitive Skills Training in Support ofContemporary Military Operations3. Jennifer Fowlkes, CHI Systems, Inc.; Sae Schatz,U. of Central Florida; Kevin C. Stagl, CHISystems, Inc.; Joseph W. Norman, FloridaAtlantic U., Domain Ontology for AdvancedSkills Training4. Stephen M. Fiore and Jennifer J. Vogel-Walcutt,U. of Central Florida, Making MetacognitionExplicit: Developing a Theoretical Foundationfor Metacognitive Prompting DuringScenario-Based Training5. Robb Dunne, Sae Schatz, Stephen M. Fiore,Glenn Martin, and Denise Nicholson, U. ofCentral Florida, Scenario-Based Training:Scenario Complexity6. Kevin C. Stagl, CHI Systems, Inc.; Sae Schatz, U.of Central Florida; Jennifer Fowlkes and ThomasSantarelli, CHI Systems, Inc., Design Specificationsfor the Scenario-Based TrainingAutomated Collection and EvaluationSystem (SBT-ACES)Tuesday, September 283:30 to 5:00 p.m.A1 – SAFETY AND PHYSICAL PERFORMANCEWITH AGINGLectureTuesday, September 28, 2010, 3:30 to 5:00 p.m.Marina Room (Bay Level)AgingChair: Mary E. Sesto, U. of Wisconsin-Madison;Cochair: Curt B. Irwin, U. of Wisconsin-Madison1. Curt B. Irwin, Craig C. Kage, Kreg G. Gruben,and Mary E. Sesto, U. of Wisconsin-Madison,Examination of Older Females’ GripCharacteristics2. Grisel Ventura, Rajeev Senapati, Luis Diaz,Arunkumar Pennathur, Luis Rene Contreras, andJulia Bader, U. of Texas at El Paso, ComparativeAnalyses of Functional Reaches of OlderMexican-American Adults3. Robert A. Hall, Consultant; Paul J. Componation,Sandra L. Carpenter, and Pamela O’Neal, U. ofAlabama Huntsville, A Low-Cost Interventionto Prevent Falls in Active Older Women
4. Richard R. Goodenough, Johnell O. Brooks, andMatthew C. Crisler, Clemson U.; William L.Logan, Palmetto Health, Developing a NewDriving Simulator Task to Assess Drivers’Functional Object Detection5. Soyun Kim, Michael S. Wogalter, and ChristopherB. Mayhorn, North Carolina State U., Older andYounger Drivers’ Beliefs About Motor VehicleFeatures to Benefit Their Safe DrivingAC1 – RESEARCH AND METHODSPERTAINING TO EEGLectureTuesday, September 28, 2010, 3:30 to 5:00 p.m.Seacliff A (Bay Level)Augmented CognitionChair: Lee W. Sciarini, Naval Air Warfare Ctr.; Cochair:Irwin Hudson, U.S. Army Research Lab1. Ronald H. Stevens and Trysha L. Galloway,UCLA School of Medicine, IMMEX Project;Chris Berka and Adrienne Behneman, AdvancedBrain Monitoring, Inc., Temporal Sequences ofNeurophysiologic Synchronies Can IdentifyChanges in Team Cognition2. Grant Taylor and Lauren Reinerman-Jones, U. ofCentral Florida; Keryl Cosenzo, U.S. ArmyResearch Lab; Denise Nicholson, U. of CentralFlorida, Comparison of Multiple PhysiologicalSensors to Classify Operator State inAdaptive Automation Systems3. Daniel M. Roberts, Brian A. Taylor, Jane H.Barrow, Geoffrey Robertson, and George Buzzell,George Mason U.; Ciara Sibley and Anna Cole,Strategic Analysis Inc.; Joseph Coyne, U.S. NavalResearch Lab; Carryl Baldwin, George Mason U.,EEG Spectral Analysis of Workload for aPart-Task UAV Simulation4. Deepika Dasari, Chris Crowe, Chen Ling, MinZhu, and Lei Ding, U. of Oklahoma, EEGPattern Analysis for Physiological Indicatorsof Mental Fatigue in Simulated Air TrafficControl Tasks5. Justin R. Estepp, Jason W. Monnin, and James C.Christensen, U.S. Air Force Research Lab; GlennF. Wilson, Physiometrix, Inc., Evaluation of aDry Electrode System for Electroencephalography:Applications for PsychophysiologicalCognitive Workload AssessmentAS3 – NEXTGEN: UNDER CONSTRUCTION—WORKS IN PROGRESS TO ENHANCEAVIATION OPERATIONSDiscussion PanelTuesday, September 28, 2010, 3:30 to 5:00 p.m.Grand Ballroom C (Street Level)Aerospace SystemsChair: Amy Alexander, Aptima Inc.Panelists: Paul Picciano, Aptima Inc.; Thomas B.Sheridan, Massachusetts Inst. of Technology; LauraStrater, SA Technologies; Nathan Schurr, Aptima Inc.;John-Paul Clarke, Georgia Tech; Vikram Manikonda,Intelligent Automation, Inc.CE3 – WORKLOAD AND SITUATION AWARE-NESSLectureTuesday, September 28, 2010, 3:30 to 5:00 p.m.Grand Ballroom B (Street Level)Cognitive Engineering & Decision MakingChair: Lisa Jo Elliott, New Mexico State U.; Cochair:Jennifer Riley, SA Technologies1. Jason Ralph, Wayne D. Gray, and Michael J.Schoelles, Rensselaer Polytechnic Inst.,Squeezing the Balloon: Analyzing theUnpredictable Effects of Cognitive Workload2. Rosemarie E. Yagoda, North Carolina State U.,Development of the Human-Robot InteractionWorkload Measurement Tool (HRI-WM)3. Haydee M. Cuevas and Cheryl A. Bolstad, SATechnologies, Influence of Team Leaders’Situation Awareness on Their Team’sSituation Awareness and Performance4. Lelyn D. Saner, U. of Maryland; Cheryl A.Bolstad, SA Technologies; Cleotilde Gonzalez,Carnegie Mellon U.; Haydee M. Cuevas, SATechnologies, Predicting Shared SituationAwareness in Teams: A Case of DifferentialSA Requirements5. Anand Tharanathan, Honeywell ACS Labs; PeterBullemer, Human Centered Solutions, LLC;Jason Laberge, Honeywell ACS Labs; Dal VernonReising and Rich Mclain, Human CenteredSolutions, LLC, Functional Versus SchematicOverview Displays: Impact on OperatorSituation Awareness in Process MonitoringFP1 – FORENSICS CHALLENGES IN HUMANFACTORS AND ERGONOMICSLectureTuesday, September 28, 2010, 3:30 to 5:00 p.m.Seacliff B (Bay Level)Forensics ProfessionalChair: Erin Alves, Raytheon; Cochair: Tonya Smith-Jackson, Virginia Tech1. Shelley Waters Deppa, Safety Behavior Analysis,Inc.; Carol Pollack-Nelson, Independent SafetyConsulting; Elaine D. Allen, Safety BehaviorAnalysis, Inc., So Your Consumer ProductComplies With the Voluntary SafetyStandard—Now What?2. Genevieve M. Heckman and Erin M. Harley,Exponent Failure Analysis; Irving Scher,Guidance Engineering and Applied Research;Douglas E. Young, Exponent Failure Analysis,Helmet Use in Sledding: Do Users ComplyWith Manufacturers’ Warnings?3. Kenneth Nemire, HFE Consulting, LLC; DavidA. Thompson, Portola Assoc., Inc.; H. HarveyCohen, Error Analysis, Inc., Stick-and-Fall: APreviously Unstudied Type of Fall4. Kenneth Nemire, HFE Consulting LLC, CaseStudy: Wheelchair Conspicuity at Night5. Farheen S. Khan, Joseph B. Sala, and Steven R.Arndt, Exponent Failure Analysis, ReducingSubjectivity When Attempting Auditory SceneRecreation in Accident ReconstructionHC3 – SUPPORTING COGNITION AND DECI-SION MAKING IN CLINICAL WORKDiscussion PanelTuesday, September 28, 2010, 3:30 to 5:00 p.m.Garden Room B (Atrium Lobby Level)Health CareChair: Paul Gorman, Oregon Health & Science U.;Cochair: Elizabeth Canzone, Old Dominion U.Panelists: Joshua Richardson, Oregon Health &Science U.; Alissa Russ, Roudebush VA Medical Ctr.;Laura G. Militello, U. of Dayton Research Inst.; YanXiao, Baylor Health Care SystemID1 – INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES IN AFFEC-TIVE TRAITS AND STATESLectureTuesday, September 28, 2010, 3:30 to 5:00 p.m.Seacliff D (Bay Level)Individual Differences in PerformanceChair: Carryl Baldwin, George Mason U.1. James L. Szalma and Grace W. L. Teo, U. ofCentral Florida, The Joint Effect of TaskCharacteristics and Neuroticism on thePerformance, Workload, and Stress of SignalDetection2. Almira Kustubayeva, Kazakh National U.; AprilRose Panganiban and Gerald Matthews, U. ofCincinnati, Affective Biases in InformationSearch During Tactical Decision Making3. Paula Desmond, Lauren Margulieux, AddisonEnglish, and Alexandra Burbey, Southwestern U.;Gerald Matthews, U. of Cincinnati, EmotionalIntelligence and Driver Stress4. Joel Suss and Paul Ward, Michigan TechnologicalU., Skill-Based Differences in the CognitiveMechanisms Underlying Failure UnderStress5. Tak C. Woo, William S. Helton, and Paul N.Russell, U. of Canterbury, The Role Emotionand Gender Play in the Choice of Commutingby Bicycle: A Preliminary Study FromChristchurch, New ZealandPD3 – NINTH ANNUAL USER-CENTEREDPRODUCT DESIGN AWARD SESSIONAlternative FormatTuesday, September 28, 2010, 3:30 to 5:00 p.m.Grand Ballroom A (Street Level)Product DesignChair: Dianne L. McMullin, Boeing Co.; Cochair:Stanley H. Caplan, Usability Assoc.PP1 – PERCEPTION & PERFORMANCEPOTPOURRI 1LectureTuesday, September 28, 2010, 3:30 to 5:00 p.m.Bayview Room B (Bay Level)Perception & PerformanceChair: Paul R. Havig, U.S. Air Force Research Lab1. Wayne Giang, U. of Waterloo; Allan Keefe,Defence Research and Development Canada;Jocelyn Keillor, National Research Council ofCanada, Effect of Brightness of Assisted TargetDetection Cues in a Simulated Search andRescue Task2. Katherine A. Tarling and Duncan P. Brumby, U.College London, Density Guides Visual Search:Sparse Groups Are First Even When Slower3. Thomas Ferris, Kiana Stringfield, and NadineSarter, U. of Michigan, Tactile “Change Blindness”in the Detection of Vibration Intensity4. Yarden Moskovitch, Myounghoon Jeon, andBruce N. Walker, Georgia Tech, EnhancedAuditory Menu Cues on a Mobile PhoneImprove Time-Shared Performance of aDriving-Like Dual Task5. Kelly S. Steelman-Allen, Donald Talleur, RonaldCarbonari, Yusuke Yamani, and Jason McCarley,U. of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign; AshleyNunes, CSSI, Inc., Effects of Data Link DisplayFormat and Position on Flight Performance6. Tracy L. Mitzner, Georgia Tech; Dayna R. Touron,U. of North Carolina-Greensboro; Wendy A.Rogers and Christopher Hertzog, Georgia Tech,Checking It Twice: Age-Related Differencesin Double-Checking During Visual SearchS1 – SAFETY COMMUNICATIONS: DO YOUGET IT?LectureTuesday, September 28, 2010, 3:30 to 5:00 p.m.Seacliff C (Bay Level)SafetyChair: William Vigilante, Jr., Robson Forensic, Inc.;Cochair: Kathryn Woodcock, Ryerson U.1. Robert G. Hesse, Nicholas H. Steele, andMichael J. Kalsher, Rensselaer Polytechnic Inst.;Claudia Mont’Alvão, Pontifical Catholic U. ofRio de Janeiro, Evaluating Hazard Symbolsfor the Globally Harmonized System (GHS)for Hazard Communication2. Michael S. Wogalter, Jesseca R. I. Taylor, SoyunKim, Emily R. Morgan, Kwamoore M. Coleman,and Julianne West, North Carolina State U.,Hazard Connotation of Fire Safety Terms3. Raymond W. Lim, Pierce College; William J.Vigilante, Robson Forensic, Inc., Consumers’Interpretation of the Statement: “Do NotLeave [Insert Product Here] Unattended”4. Jeffrey J. Smith, IBM; Michael S. Wogalter, NorthCarolina State U., Behavioral Compliance toIn-Manual and On-Product Warnings5. Eric J. Boelhouwer and Jerry Davis, Auburn U.,Effects of GHS Hazard Category, SignalWords, and Pictograms on an Individual’sAssessment of Perceived Risk
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