Engineering psychology and cognitive ergonomics
28 October 1998 - 28 October 1998
United Kingdom
The second international conference on engineering psychology and cognitive ergonomics will take place in Oxford, United Kingdom, from 28 to 30 October 1998. Organized by the Human Factors Group of the Cranfield College of Aeronautics, this conference will provide a forum for the exchange of ideas between the two fields.
The conference will draw participants from both academia and the industrial sector, and will feature keynote addresses from leading experts from Europe and the USA, including the European Commission's Joint Research Centre. Among the topics to be covered by the conference are: aerospace systems, road user behaviour, human-computer interaction, medical ergonomics, team-working, industrial and engineering ergonomics, mental workload, situation awareness, human error, learning and training, applied cognitive psychology, requirements analysis, and fatigue at work.
In addition to the 120 or so papers due to be presented in the above topics, there will also be a symposium on cross-modal integration and multimodal interface design, and a tutorial on designing multimodal dialogues is also due to be held. A number of poster presentations and a small equipment exhibition are also expected to be held.
For further information, please contact:
Cranfield University
Dr. Don Harris
Human Factors Group
College of Aeronautics
Cranfield
Bedford MK43 0AL
United Kingdom
Tel. +44-1234-750111, ext. 5196; Fax +44-1234-750192
E-mail: icep@cranfield.ac.uk
The conference will draw participants from both academia and the industrial sector, and will feature keynote addresses from leading experts from Europe and the USA, including the European Commission's Joint Research Centre. Among the topics to be covered by the conference are: aerospace systems, road user behaviour, human-computer interaction, medical ergonomics, team-working, industrial and engineering ergonomics, mental workload, situation awareness, human error, learning and training, applied cognitive psychology, requirements analysis, and fatigue at work.
In addition to the 120 or so papers due to be presented in the above topics, there will also be a symposium on cross-modal integration and multimodal interface design, and a tutorial on designing multimodal dialogues is also due to be held. A number of poster presentations and a small equipment exhibition are also expected to be held.
For further information, please contact:
Cranfield University
Dr. Don Harris
Human Factors Group
College of Aeronautics
Cranfield
Bedford MK43 0AL
United Kingdom
Tel. +44-1234-750111, ext. 5196; Fax +44-1234-750192
E-mail: icep@cranfield.ac.uk