European Conference on Human Centred Design for Intelligent Transport Systems
30 Giugno 2016 - 1 Luglio 2016
United Kingdom
The HUMANIST VCE organises the Fifth European Conference on Human Centred Design for Intelligent Transport Systems.
This conference will be held on 30 June and 1 July 2016 in Loughborough, UK, and will address the following topics:
1/ Human Factors including: ITS User services, Intelligent user interface, User experience & sustainability, Human error, Tools to analyse human factors, Distraction, attention, emotion & workload, Neuro sciences in ergonomics, Diversity and specificity of road user groups, Drivers'/riders' needs and acceptance of assistance functions;
2/ HMI & Design including: Effects of in-vehicle systems on driver performance, Human Centred Design, Cooperative systems acceptability and usability, Acceptability of electromobility, Smart mobility, Automation & trust, Intelligent vehicles, Human Machine Interaction, Effects of ITS on driver behaviour and interaction with the systems, Field Operational Tests and Naturalistic Driving Studies, Generic User Interfaces for assistance systems;
3/ Safety including: Safety & Mobility, Safety of nomadic & mobile services, In-vehicle devices & driving safety, ITS to support VRU's safety;
4/ Ecomobility including: Social networks for ecomobility, Training for ecomobility, Tools and methodologies for driver/rider eco-driving/eco-riding training, Green ITS to meet new driver needs, Green driving/riding;
5/ Methodologies including: Tools and methodologies for safety and usability assessment, Modelling of drivers'/riders' behaviour for ITS design.
The Call for Papers for this conference as well as extended abstracts (2 pages) submission are available on the conference website: http://conference2016.humanist-vce.eu(si apre in una nuova finestra).
This conference will be held on 30 June and 1 July 2016 in Loughborough, UK, and will address the following topics:
1/ Human Factors including: ITS User services, Intelligent user interface, User experience & sustainability, Human error, Tools to analyse human factors, Distraction, attention, emotion & workload, Neuro sciences in ergonomics, Diversity and specificity of road user groups, Drivers'/riders' needs and acceptance of assistance functions;
2/ HMI & Design including: Effects of in-vehicle systems on driver performance, Human Centred Design, Cooperative systems acceptability and usability, Acceptability of electromobility, Smart mobility, Automation & trust, Intelligent vehicles, Human Machine Interaction, Effects of ITS on driver behaviour and interaction with the systems, Field Operational Tests and Naturalistic Driving Studies, Generic User Interfaces for assistance systems;
3/ Safety including: Safety & Mobility, Safety of nomadic & mobile services, In-vehicle devices & driving safety, ITS to support VRU's safety;
4/ Ecomobility including: Social networks for ecomobility, Training for ecomobility, Tools and methodologies for driver/rider eco-driving/eco-riding training, Green ITS to meet new driver needs, Green driving/riding;
5/ Methodologies including: Tools and methodologies for safety and usability assessment, Modelling of drivers'/riders' behaviour for ITS design.
The Call for Papers for this conference as well as extended abstracts (2 pages) submission are available on the conference website: http://conference2016.humanist-vce.eu(si apre in una nuova finestra).
Parole chiave
Human centred design, ITS, Intelligent Transport Systems, Human factors, HMI, Safety, Ecomobility, Methodologies