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| 07:30 - 08:30 | Registration and Breakfast - Sponsored by Lockheed Martin (Room 1011) | |
| 08:30 - 09:30 | Keynote Speaker (Hagler Auditorium) | |
Eduardo Salas, PhD, Past President of HFES (presentation) |
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| 9:30 - 10:30 | Presentation Session I - Driving (Hagler Auditorium) | |
| 10:30 - 10:45 | Coffee Break |
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| 10:45 - 11:45 | Presentation Session II - Ergonomics, Physiology and Environment (Hagler Auditorium) |
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| 11:45 - 12:45 | Poster Session (Room 1011) |
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| 012:45 - 1:45 | Lunch and Discussion Panel - Sponsored by Wyle (Room 1011) |
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| 01:45 - 2:45 | Presentation Session III - General Human Factors (Hagler Auditorium) |
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| 2:45 - 3:00 | Coffee Break |
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| 03:00 - 4:00 | Presentation Session IV - User Interfaces (Hagler Auditorium) |
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| 4:00 - 6:00 | Tour of the George H. W. Bush Library | |
| 6:00 - 9:00 | Awards Ceremony, Networking Event and Close (George H. W. Bush Library) | |
Best Student Submission Award sponsored by Anonymous |
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| Presentation Session I - Driving Using Google Glass in visually-demanding environments: Investigating the combined effect of heads-up display and hands-free input on driving safety and performance Kathryn Tippey, Elayaraj Sivaraj, Wil-Johneen Ardoin, Trey Roady and Thomas Ferris, Texas A&M University Physiological changes in drivers’ eyes when approaching and navigating curves Bradford Brimley, Paul Carlson, H. Gene Hawkins, Texas A&M University, Texas A&M Transportation Institute Effects of oncoming vehicle size on overtaking judgments Samuel Levulis, Patricia DeLucia, Texas Tech University; Jason Jupe, Armstrong Forensic Engineers The right-turning motorist: An analysis of acceleration profiles and gap acceptance Jason Jupe, Christian Sax, Armstrong Forensic Engineers; David Gonzalez, University of Texas Presentation Session II - Ergonomics, Physiology and Environment Influence of designed ICU environments on patient care effectiveness Julien Edery, D. Kirk Hamilton, Mark Avnet, Texas A&M University Effects of long-duration microgravity on fine motor control skills Kritina Holden, Shelby Thompson, Aniko Sandor, Lockheed Martin at NASA JSC Development of a novel measure of display effectiveness for supporting operators under high cognitive load Thomas Ferris, Shiyan Yang, Texas A&M University Measure of muscle stress with sEMG: Combining exertion and dynamicity S. Camille Peres, Texas A&M University Poster Session 1. Human factors analysis of Windows 8 input devices Stephan Kotin, Hewlett-Packard, University of Houston-Clear Lake; Christy Harper, Hewlett-Packard; Ubaldo Loya, University of Houston-Clear Lake 2. An assessment of the effect of incentives on the quantity of ideas produced by electronic brainstorming groups Brian Johnson, Kyle Antoszewski, Erin Bleyl, John David, William Madsen, U.S. Air Force Academy 3. Vertical depth perception using a helmet-mounted display with displaced optics Brian Johnson, Andrew Carpenter, Joshua Griffin, Jacob Nicholson, Kyle Mesecher, U.S. Air Force Academy 4. Do night vision goggles and different participant widths affect the accuracy of passability judgments? Brian Johnson, Blake Abrecht, Julianne Germain, Carley Gross, D. Alex Goebel, U.S. Air Force Academy 5. The effectiveness of various colors on heads-up displays Brian Johnson, Kaleb Young, Joseph Dunham, John Pierce, Kenneth Appel, U.S. Air Force Academy 6. Directional tactile alerts to monitor multiple RPAs Brian Johnson, Lindsay Johnson, Maxwell Jones, Elizabeth Taylor, Allen Frankenberger, U.S. Air Force Academy 7. Expert vs. novice eye patterns in operation of Raven remote piloted aircraft Brian Johnson, Jonathan Schneider, Matt Crogan, Grant Urbon, Barrett Stehr, U.S. Air Force Academy 8. The impact of a fog, relative humidity, and temperature on the visual acuity performance of a shortwave infrared camera Brian Johnson, U.S. Air Force Academy; Donna Culver, Russell Nelson, Ian McClain, Randall O’Connor, Naval Air Warfare Center Aircraft Division 9. The eyes have it: A case study describing the software development dashboard to improve situation awareness Sam McLellan, Glen Accardo, Schlumberger 10. Game on: In-product gamification with commercially available, programmable MMO game devices Sam McLellan, Jun Li, Schlumberger 11. Obesity-related neural and muscular alterations during upper extremity exertions Ashley Shortz, Ranjana Mehta, Texas A&M University 12. Human factors principles revealed in Space Station crew debriefs on visual aids Chase Coelho, Vicky Byrne, Lockheed Martin at JSC; Marla Gonzalez, JES Tech at JSC; Harry Litaker, Lockheed Martin at JSC; Susan Schuh, MEI Technologies at JSC; Katie Vasser, MEI Technologies at JSC 13. Recency effects in the measurement of multiple tasks using the System Usability Scale Philip Kortum, Amber Callan, Rice University 14. The significance of aquatic and green space on the restorative effect and its practical implications Brittany Neilson, Eric Bowen, Martina Klein, Texas Tech University 15. An assessment of users’ ability to prospectively judge usability Philip Kortum, Taylor Neal, Rice University 16. HP Control Zone: UX research from product inception to release Rick Burks, Christy Harper, Hewlett-Packard 17. Tele-operation driving performance as a function of aperture width and practice Miriam Armstrong, Keith Jones, Elizabeth Schmidlin, Texas Tech University 18. Checking your answers: An investigation of DRE review screen design Danae Holmes, Philip Kortum, Rice University 19. Are all tests equal? A comparison of emulated and device-native mobile usability testing Dennis Harris, Samuel Levulis, Anthony Capodagli, Texas Tech University 20. Applying Reason (1990): Identifying the causes of user errors Trevor McIntyre, Michael Crites, Noah Wheeler, Samuel Levulis, Texas Tech University 21. Addressing challenges to the design and test of operational lighting environments for the International Space Station Toni Clark, P.E. 22. Developing tools for analyzing human factors issues in deep water drilling Mark St John, Charles Weaver, Pacific Science & Engineering Group 23. Supporting requirements development with semantic processing and concept diagramming Carroll Thronesbery, S&K Global Solutions; Jane Malin, NASA JSC; David Throop, Boeing; Land Fleming, MRI 24. Three-phase approach to determining optimal design features for Graphic Route Information Panels Laura Higgins, Alicia Nelson, Gerald Ullman, Texas Transportation Institute 25. Spherical coordinate systems for streamlining suited mobility apps Elizabeth Benson, MEI Technologies; Matthew Cowley, Lauren Harvill, Lockheed Martin, Sudhakar Rajulu, NASA 26. Climate and chemical handling risk assessments during the detailed engineering design of a floating, production, storage and offloading spar in the North Sea Atiya Syverson, ASH Health & Safety LLC 27. Shared mental models in basketball teams Kumaresh Kasi Viswanathan, Mark Avnet, Texas A&M University 28. Human Performance Data Project Jurine Adolf, Lockheed Martin; Gordon Vos, Wyle 29. Fractal effects of task constraints on the self-organization of team communication Terri Dunbar, Jamie Gorman, Texas Tech University 30. Offshore oil and gas as a socio-technical system Dennis Serig 31. User interface biomechanics: Does the interaction design of the user interface impact ergonomic risk factors? Paul Ritchey, S. Camille Peres, Ranjana Mehta, Texas A&M University 32. Human Factors Engineering in the oil and gas industry Barry Tillman, Risktec Solutions 33. What is it like to vote with a voter verifiable e2e voting system? A live demonstration that highlights the usability of Prêt à Voter Claudia Acemyan, Philip Kortum, Michael Byrne, Rice University 34. The potential of wearable sensor technology for EVA glove ergonomic evaluation Christopher Reid, Lockheed Martin at JSC; Shane McFarland, MEI – JSC; Jason Norcross, Wyle – JSC; Sudhakar Rajulu, NASA JSC Lunch and Discussion Panel - Sponsored by Wyle From human factors to usability to user experience and back again Danielle Smith, Sentier Strategic Resources; Kritina Holden, Lockheed Martin; Melissa Meingast, Hewlett-Packard; Eric Nordquist, General Motors; Chris Sader, PROS Presentation Session III - General Human Factors Teleoperation training: The effect of exploration on driveability judgments Miriam Armstrong, Keith Jones, Elizabeth Schmidlin, Texas Tech University Determining privacy needs for long-duration spaceflight: An anthropological approach Jo Aiken, University of North Texas, NSBRI The importance of justification for safety procedures Stephanie Payne, Nathanael Keiser, Xiaohong (Violet) Xu, Mindy Bergman, Texas A&M University Individual differences in fatigue susceptibility: Why do they matter? Lila Laux, Chris Wickens, Angelia Sebok, Alion Science & Technology Presentation Session IV - User Interfaces Assessing CAPTCHA usability with signal detection theory Jeffrey Zemla, Shu Wang, Rice University Human-Robot Interaction: Overlays for teleoperation Aniko Sandor, Ernest Cross II, Lockheed Martin at NASA; Mai Lee Chang, NASA JSC Development of a person-to-person haptic communication system Trey Roady, Thomas Ferris, Texas A&M University Redundancy in tactile display design: The effect of redundant encoding on dual-task performance Wil-Johneen Ardoin, Thomas Ferris, Texas A&M University |
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