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Committee on Human-Systems Integration at the
Human Factors and Ergonomic Society
53rd Annual Meeting, October 19-23, 2009
Grand Hyatt Hotel
600 E. Market Street
San Antonio, TX 78205
Stop by the National Academies’ Exhibit Booth #15
Please join the National Research Council’s (NRC) Committee on Human-Systems Integration (COHSI) at this year’s Human Factors and Ergonomic Society (HFES) 53rd annual meeting, October 19-23 in San Antonio, TX. Founded in 1957, HFES is dedicated to promoting the discovery and exchange of knowledge concerning the characteristics of human beings that are applicable to the design of systems and devices of all kinds.
Barbara Wanchisen, Ph.D., Director of COHSI, said "I look forward to the upcoming HFES meeting because COHSI will make its debut there by engaging scientists and practitioners in a discussion of the visionary role it plays in the discipline of human factors/human-systems integration. We look forward to strengthening our evolving relationship with HFES."
National Academy of Engineering member and COHSI Chair William Marras, Ph.D., said, "it is extremely important that we interact with and engage the membership of HFES. This is the group of professionals that is at the leading edge of efforts related to human factors and ergonomics nationwide. I look forward to a productive and fruitful discussion regarding the future of the field."
COHSI was formed to provide new perspectives on theoretical and methodological issues concerning the relationship of individuals and organizations to technology and the environment. It also identifies critical issues in the design, test, evaluation, and use of new human-centered technologies; and advises sponsors on the research needed to expand the scientific and technical bases for effectively designing new technology and training employees. Domains considered by the Committee include such areas as: human factors engineering, physical ergonomics, training, occupational health and safety, health care, product design, and macro-ergonomics.
COHSI is sponsoring a session at this year’s conference, titled “The Future of Human Factors/Ergonomics Research: Adapt or Die!” Held on Tuesday, October 20 at 1:30 p.m. at the Grand Hyatt (Lonestar Ballroom E - level two), this session will begin with a brief explanation of the role of the Committee on Human-Systems Integration (COHSI) at the National Research Council. The session will focus on how human factors and ergonomic research has played a role in traditional societal issues as well as emerging societal issues and will also include an interactive panel discussion with COHSI members and the audience that will address the evolving role of human factors and ergonomic research in modern society. The session should be of interest to researchers as well as practitioners.
HFES is sponsoring an on-site Career Center which will provide an outstanding opportunity for job seekers to meet informally and in prearranged interviews. The National Research Council and COHSI will be conducting interviews and accepting resumes at the Career Center for the Senior Program Officer position with COHSI. Please consult the program guide for the Career Center location or stop by exhibit booth 15 for directions to the interviews.
NRC staff and COHSI members will be available at the exhibit booth to talk more about their work. Reports will be available to read and conference attendees also qualify for special discounts on these reports from the National Academies.
In addition, COHSI staff and committee members (in bold below) are participating in this year’s conference. Information on their sessions is listed below.
COHSI is grateful to the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society, the US Army Research Laboratory, the US Air Force Research Laboratory whose generous core support is making it possible for the National Academies to participate at HFES this year. In addition to the those sponsors supporting our core work, we would like to thank the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, the National Institute on Disability and Rehabilitation Research, and the Office of Naval Research who support our current studies.
Session Schedule
Monday October 19
Teaching Human Factors and Ergonomics
Session Name: PDF - Teaching Human Factors and Ergonomics: A Professional Development Forum
Authors: Francis Durso, Patricia DeLucia, Elizabeth Blickensderfer
Participants: Deborah Boehm-Davis, John Lee, Joel Warm
Workshop
09:00 am-04:30 pm
Communications Analysis for Assessing Collaboration
Session Name: WK4 - Communications Analysis for Assessing Collaboration
Authors: Nancy Cooke, Jamie Gorman
Workshop
1:30 pm-5:00 pm
Tuesday October 20
Dynamic Load Moment Exposure and Spine Function Impairment
Session Name: IE1 - Trunk and Low Back
Co-Chairs: Carol Stuart-Buttle, David Cochran
Authors: William Marras, Steven Lavender, Sue Ferguson, Riley Splittstoesser, Gang Yang
Lecture
10:30 am-12:00 pm
Identifying Safe Load Moment Exposures for the Back
Session Name: IE1 - Trunk and Low Back
Co-Chairs: Carol Stuart-Buttle, David Cochran
Authors: Steven Lavender, William Marras, Sue Ferguson, Riley Splittstoesser, Gang Yang, Pete Schabo
Lecture
10:30 am-12:00 pm
Musculoskeletal Disorder Risk Associated With Auto Rotation Angle During an Assembly Task
Session Name: IE1 - Trunk and Low Back
Co-Chairs: Carol Stuart-Buttle, David Cochran
Authors: Sue Ferguson, William Marras, W. Allread, Gregory Knapik, Kimberly Vandlen, Riley Splittstoesser, Gang Yang
Lecture
10:30 am-12:00 pm
Effects of Training with Knowledge of Results on Diagnosticity in Vigilance Performance
Session Name: PP1 - Vigilance Performance
Co-Chairs: Barry Goettl, Curtis Craig
Authors: Joel Warm, Victor Finomore, Tyler Shaw, Matthew Funke, Michelle Hausen, Gerald Matthews, Purcell Taylor, Michael Vidulich, Daniel Repperger, James Szalma, Peter Hancock
Lecture
10:30 am-12:00 pm
Knowledge of Results and Signal Salience Modify Vigilance Performance and Cerebral Hemovelocity
Session Name: PP1 - Vigilance Performance
Co-Chairs: Barry Goettl, Curtis Craig
Authors: Tyler Shaw, Raja Parasuraman, Siddhartha Sikdar, Joel Warm
Lecture
10:30 am-12:00 pm
On the Workload of Vigilance: Comparison of the NASA-TLX and the MRQ
Session Name: PP1 - Vigilance Performance
Co-Chairs: Barry Goettl, Curtis Craig
Authors: Victor Finomore, Tyler Shaw, Joel Warm, Gerald Matthews, Dave Weldon, David Boles
Lecture
10:30 am-12:00 pm
One Hundred Years of Queuing Theory: Implications for Human Factors Engineering
Session Name: HP1 - 100 Years of Queuing Theory: Implications for HF Engineering
Chair: Yili Liu
Authors: Yili Liu, Dick Pew, Wayne Gray, John Lee, Darin Ellis, Changxu Wu
Discussion Panel
1:30 pm-3:00 pm
The Future of Human Factors/Ergonomics Research: Adapt or Die
Session Name: GS2 - The Future of Human Factors/Ergonomics Research: Adapt or Die
Chair: William S. Marras
Discussion Panel
1:30 pm-3:00 pm
The Need for a Lower Extremity Risk Assessment Model
Session Name: IE2 - Biomechanical Analysis Topics
Co-Chairs: Angela DiDomenico, Naira Campbell-Kyureghyan
Authors: Christopher Reid, Pamela Bush, Waldemar Karwowski, Dianne McMullin
Lecture
3:30 pm-5:00 pm
Wednesday October 21
Human-Systems Integration Modeling Using Systems Modeling Language
Session Name: SD2 - Focus on Human-Systems Integration
Co-Chair: Shannon Foley, Melissa Weaver
Authors: Tareq Ahram, Waldemar Karwowski
Lecture
8:30 am-10:00 am
Predicting Vigilance Performance and Stress With Individual Difference Measures
ID1 - Individual Differences in Perception, Cognition, and Performance
Authors: Tyler Shaw, Gerald Matthews, Victor Finomore, Joel Warm
Lecture
8:30 am-10:00 am
Effect of Overheard Conversations on Bystander Productivity
Authors: Jaimie Gilbert, Kelly Steelman-Allen, Charissa Lansing, Jason McCarley, Arthur Kramer
Poster Presentation
10:30 am-12:00 pm
Embedded Collaboration Metrics in the MacroCog Synthetic Task Environment
Authors: Jasmine Duran, Zach Goolsbee, Nancy Cooke, Jamie Gorman
Poster Presentation
10:30 am-12:00 pm
Representing Workflow Within the Air Operations Center: The Lifecycle of a Dynamic Target
Authors: Jamie Gorman, Nancy Cooke, Jasmine Duran, Kimberly McGrane, Noel Rima
Poster Presentation
10:30 am-12:00 pm
Thursday October 22
Synthetic Agents as Full-fledged Teammates
Session Name: HP3 - Synthetic Agents as Full-Fledged Teammates
Chair: Christopher Myers, Authors: Christopher Myers, Wayne Zachary, Nancy Cooke, Michael Lewis, Michael McNeese, Bradley Best
Discussion Panel
8:30 am-10:00 am
Current Concepts and Trends in Human-Automation Interaction
Session Name: CE9 - Current Concepts and Trends in Human-Automation Interaction
Co-Chairs: Ernesto Bustamante, Poornima Madhavan
Authors: Ernesto Bustamante, Poornima Madhavan, Christopher Wickens, Raja Parasuraman, Dietrich Manzey, J. Bahner-Heyne, Joachim Meyer, James Bliss, John Lee, Stephen Rice
Discussion Panel
10:30 am-12:00 pm
Friday October 23
Human Factors Issues in the Design of Super-Dense Operations Airspace
Session Name: AS5 - System Factors in Aerospace Operations
Co-Chairs: Barry Goettl, Paul Havig
Authors: Philip Smith, Amy Spencer, Mark Evans, Anthony Andre, Jimmy Krozel
Lecture
10:30 am-12:00 pm
Resuming After Interruption: Exploring the Roles of Spatial and Goal Memory
Session Name: CE14 - Cognitive Factors for Cognitive Engineering
Chair, Co-Chair: Leo Gugerty, Daniel N. Cassenti,
Authors: Nicole Werner, David Cades, Deborah Boehm-Davis, Matthew Peterson
Lecture
10:30 am-12:00 pm
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