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11:40-12:05 Traffic management (cont) Requirements elicitation for disruption management support Nastaran Dadashi, University of Nottingham Co-presenters: David Golightly & Sarah Sharples 12:05-12:30 Signaller information use in traffic regulation decisions Christopher Patrick, University of Nottingham & Network Rail Co-presenters: Nora Balfe, John R. Wilson & Robert Houghton 12:30-12:55 The future of signaller workload assessments in an automated world Nicola Hayden-Smith, CCD Design & Ergonomics Ltd Track work (cont) Rail Engineering Projects – Practical challenges to human factors integration (and why a crowbar is sometimes handy) Fiona Kenvyn, Human Factors Consultant WORKSHOP: Feasibility study for optimisation of possession authorisation requirements through the use of lean systems design and communication technologies Wendy Garner & Shelley Stiles WORKSHOP: Feasibility study for optimisation of possession authorisation requirements through the use of lean systems design and communication technologies Wendy Garner & Shelley Stiles Passengers and stations (cont) Improving station and train dispatch risk assessment Toni Flint, RSSB Guidelines for the design and evaluation of railway warning signs for young children Alice Monk, RSSB Co-presenters: Patrick Waterson The whole passenger journey: supporting way finding and train boarding Kate Moncrieff, Network Rail Co-presenters: Anthony Coplestone 12:55-13:45 Lunch - - Technical Visits – London Underground training centre and Victoria Line Service Control Centre 13:45-14:10 Traffic management (cont) Using graphical support tools to encourage active planning at stations Rebecca Charles, Network Rail Co-presenters: Nora Balfe, John R. Wilson, Sarah Sharples & Mike Carey Evaluation Developing methodology in RESTRAIL for the preliminary evaluation of preventative measures for railway suicide and trespass Brendan Ryan, University of Nottingham Co-presenters: Veli-Pekka Kallberg HF integration Systems approaches in ergonomics/human factors applied within rail systems engineering John Wilson, University of Nottingham & Network Rail
14:10-14:35 Human error analysis of Network Controller activities Fiona Kenvyn, Human Factors Consultant Co-presenters: Stuart Dickinson 14:35-15:00 HF and Traffic Management implementation - Danish and UK experiences Nicola Hayden-Smith, CCD Design & Ergonomics Ltd Co-presenters: Ged Morrisroe 15:00-15:25 Where is Traffic Management driving us? Ged Morrisroe, CCD Design & Ergonomics Ltd The challenge of evaluating a rail suicide prevention programme Dione Hills, Tavistock Institute of Human Relations Preliminary evaluation for the selection of measures against suicide and trespassing on the tracks: lessons learnt from the RestRail Project Jean-Marie Burkhardt, Institut Francais des Sciences et Technologies des Transports, de l'Aménagement et des Réseaux Humans as an asset in a system. Consideration on the contribution of humans to system performance and system safety Melcher Zeilstra, Intergo BV Co-presenters: Richard van der Weide Organisational and human aspects of safety at border crossings Virginie Papillaut, UIC Co-presenters: Christian Neveu Evaluation discussion On-call scheduling in rail maintenance - diary research challenges in an industrial context Nuno Cebola, Network Rail Co-presenters: David Golightly, John Wilson & Emma Lowe 15:25-15:50 Break - - 15:50-16:15 Traffic management Incident investigation Rules and standards Control centres – successes and challenges Mike Carey, Network Rail 16:15-16:40 Open discussion/ speaker Q&A Incident Factor Classification System Huw Gibson, RSSB Co-presenters: Stuart Smith, Emma Lowe, Ann Mills, Greg Morse & Stuart Carpenter Developing an effective corrective action process: Lessons learned from operating a confidential close call reporting system Jordan Multer, Volpe Center Co-presenters: Joyce Ranney, Julie Hile & Thomas Raslear Evaluation of the New Approach rulebook Ann Mills, RSSB Co-presenters: Sian Evans, Huw Gibson & Alice Monk ‘We were doing this before human factors was invented’ – signals standards from a usercentred perspective Toni Flint, RSSB Co-presenters: Richard Barrow
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