Contemporary Ergonomics and Human Factors 2014: Proceedings of the international conference on Ergonomics & Human Factors 2014, Southampton, UK, 7-10 April 2014

512 Pages·2014·42.46 MB·English

by  Sarah Sharples

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Contemporary Ergonomics and
Human Factors 2014
Editors
Sarah Sharples
University of Nottingham
StevenT. Shorrock
Eurocontrol and University of New SouthWales
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Contents
Preface XI
DonaldBroadbentLecture
HumanCapability 3
K.Carr
InstituteLecture
Ergonomics,resilienceandreliability–toERRishuman... 7
J.Berman
KeynoteLecture
Makingbetterthings:Theroleofhumanfactorsinuserexperiencedesign
(orviceversa?) 11
D.J.Gilmore
PlenaryLectures
Socio-technicalthinkingandpractice–Beingbraver! 15
C.Clegg
Theglobaleconomicrecession:Impactonworkplacesafetyandhealth 16
J.Devereux
Culture,controlandleadership
Insiderattacks:Thehumanfactorsdimension–Learningconflict
resolutionlessonsfromindustrytocounterinsiderattacksinAfghanistan 27
R.Meeks,P.Newman&C.Skelton
Visualmeaningforleadership–Acasestudy 35
P.Nock&J.Burton
Hazards,riskandcomfort
Perceptionofself-motionheadingswhensubjectedtonear-threshold
visualandinertialmotion 41
B.Bao&R.H.Y.So
Factorscontributingtotheperceivedslipperinessrating 49
W.-R.Chang,M.F.Lesch,C.-C.Chang&S.Matz
Thestudyoneffectivenessofbamboocharcoalforimprovingwork
efficiencyinlearningenvironment 53
H.Nishimura,Z.Wang,A.Endo,A.Goto&N.Kuwahara
Predictorsofinjuryamongstwhite-waterraftguidesworkingintheUK 59
I.Wilson,H.McDermott&F.Munir
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VI Contents
HFinhighvaluemanufacturingsystems
UsingSHERPAtoinformthedesignofintelligentautomation
forTIGwelding 69
W.Baker
HumanFactorsanalysisinriskassessment:Asurveyofmethodsand
toolsusedinindustry 77
N.Balfe&M.C.Leva
Investigatingtheimpactofproductorientationonmusculoskeletalrisk
inaerospacemanufacturing 85
S.R.Fletcher&T.L.Johnson
Acomputersoftwaremethodforergonomicanalysisutilisingnon-optical
motioncapture 93
T.L.Johnson&S.R.Fletcher
Relationshipsbetweendegreeofskill,dimensionstability,andmechanical
propertiesofcompositestructureinhandlay-upfabricationmethod 101
T.Kikuchi,Y.Tani,Y.Takai,A.Goto&H.Hamada
Ergonomicsissuesarisingfromthe‘NextManufacturingRevolution’ 110
M.A.Sinclair&C.E.Siemieniuch
Users’understandingofindustrialrobotgesturemotionsandeffects
ontrust 116
G.Tang,G.Charalambous,P.Webb&S.R.Fletcher
Anevaluationoftheergonomicphysicaldemandsinassemblywork
stations:CasestudyinSCANIAproduction,Angers 124
M.Zare,M.Croq,A.Malinge-Oudenot&Y.Roquelaure
HFinproductdesign
Referability:Makingthingseasytoreferto 135
G.Andresen&Ø.Veland
Analysisofhumanfactorsissuesrelatingtothedesignandfunction
ofbicycles 143
D.Covill,E.Elton,M.Mile&R.Morris
HumanFactorsandProductDesign:Uncomfortableallies 151
E.Elton
Playinginthepark:Observationandco-designmethodsappropriate
tocreatinglocationbasedgamesforchildren 159
C.Grundy,L.Pemberton&R.Morris
Beyondboxticking–TheroleofHumanFactorsindesign 167
D.P.Jenkins
Contents VII
HumanFactorscontributionstoconsumerproductsafety 173
B.B.Novak
Lifelonghealthandwellbeing
Evaluatingtheuniversalnavigatorwithconsumerswithreducedmobility,
dexterity&visualacuity 183
P.N.Day,J.P.Johnson,M.Carlisle&G.Ferguson
Healthyageingintheconstructionindustry;backgroundand
preliminaryfindings 191
S.Eaves,D.E.Gyi&A.G.F.Gibb
Efficacyevaluationofrecreationalpicturecolouringinelderlynursing
homepatients 195
S.Kawabata,M.Nasu,A.Yamamoto&N.Kuwahara
User-centreddesignofpatientinformationforhospitaladmissionsand
patientexperience 203
A.R.Lang,T.C.Kwok,E.Fioratou,I.LeJeune&S.Sharples
Retainedguidewiresincentralvenouscatheterisation:Ananalysisof
omissionerrors 211
Y.-C.Teng,J.Ward,T.Horberry,V.Patil&J.Clarkson
NHSmanagers’utilisationofinformationresourcestosupport
decision-makinginshiftwork 215
E.Mowbray,P.Waterson&R.McCaig
AsIamnow,soshallyoubecome 219
A.Woodcock
Musculoskeletaldisorders
Ergokita:Analysisofthemusculoskeletalstrainofnurseryschoolteachers 229
E.-M.Burford,R.Ellegast,B.Weber,M.Brehmen,D.Groneberg,
A.Sinn-Behrendt&R.Bruder
Physiologicalworkloadandperceivedexertionoffemalelabourersin
harvestingactivities 236
R.Salunke,S.Sawkar,R.Naik,P.R.Sumangala&K.V.Ashalatha
Predictingisometricrotatorcuffmuscleactivitiesfromarmpostures
andnetshouldermoments 241
X.Xu,R.W.McGorry&J.-h.Lin
Smartenvironments&sustainability
Howdomalfunctionsin‘smartenvironments’affectuserperformance? 251
K.F.K.Narul&C.Baber
Creatingalastingcommitmenttosustainableliving 259
H.Taylor,W.I.Hamilton&C.Vail
VIII Contents
Systems:Preparingforthefuture
IntroductiontoHumanFactorsIntegrationandabriefhistoricaloverview 269
R.S.Bridger&P.Pisula
HFItrainingforsystemsengineeringprofessionals 277
E.-M.Hubbard,L.Ciocoiu&M.Henshaw
Managingthelifecycleofyourrobot 283
M.A.Sinclair&C.E.Siemieniuch
Aframeworkforhumanassessmentinthedefencesystemengineering
lifecycle 290
J.Astwood,K.Tatlock,K.Strickland&W.Tutton
Transport:Journeyexperience
Willautonomousvehiclesmakeussick? 301
C.Diels
Carandliftsharingbarriers 308
A.Woodcock,J.Osmond,J.Begley&K.Frankova
Measuringqualityacrossthewholejourney 316
A.Woodcock,N.Berkeley,O.Cats,Y.Susilo,G.R.Hrin,O.O’Reilly,
I.Markucevicˇiu¯te˙ &T.Pimentel
Transport:Operations
Designingvisualanalyticsforcollaborativeactivity:Acasestudyof
railincidenthandling 327
T.Male&C.Baber
Theeffectofdriveradvisorysystemsontraindriverworkloadand
performance 335
D.R.Large,D.Golightly&E.L.Taylor
ERTMStraindriving-incabvs.outside:Anexplorativeeye-tracking
fieldstudy 343
A.Naghiyev,S.Sharples,M.Carey,A.Coplestone&B.Ryan
Vigilanceevidenceandtherailwaylookout 351
L.Pickup,E.Lowe&S.Smith
Understandinghumandecisionmakingduringcriticalincidentsin
dynamicpositioning 359
L.J.Sorensen,K.I.Øvergård&T.J.S.Martinsen
Operatorsintunnelcontrol–Analyzingdecisions,designingdecision
support 367
S.Spundflasch&H.Krömker
Contents IX
Usersystems
Theanalysisofincidentsrelatedtoautomationfailuresandhumanfactors
inflightoperations 377
W.-C.Li,D.Durando&L.-Y.Ting
UsingNsquaredanalysistodevelopthefunctionalarchitecturedesignfor
theHighSpeed2project 385
P.Nock,E.Walters,N.Best&W.Fung
HumanFactorsaspectsofdecommissioning:Thetransitionfromoperation
todemolition 390
C.Pollard
East:Amethodforinvestigatingsocial,informationandtasknetworks 395
N.A.Stanton
Usersystemsarchitectures,functionsandjobandtasksynthesis 403
M.Tainsh
Vehicledesign
Bettervehicledesignforall 413
S.Karali,D.Gyi&N.Mansfield
Themotorcycle:Ahumanoperatorinfluencedworkstation 417
M.I.N.Ma’arof,H.Rashid,A.R.Omar,S.C.Abdullah,I.N.Ahmad&
S.A.Karim
Motorcyclistmusclefatigueindex:Anefforttohelpreduce
motorcycleaccidents 425
H.Rashid,M.I.N.Ma’arof,A.R.Omar,S.C.Abdullah,I.N.Ahmad&
S.A.Karim
Workload&vigilance
Speakingunderworkloadinfirstandsecondlanguages:Implications
fortraininganddesign 435
C.Baber&H.Liu
Alarmvigilanceinthepresenceof80dBapinknoisewithnegative
signal-to-noiseratios 443
B.Karunarathne,R.H.Y.So&A.C.S.Kam
Continuousdetectionofworkloadoverload:AnfNIRSapproach 450
H.A.Maior,M.Pike,M.L.Wilson&S.Sharples
Poster
Proposeddecisionmodelforcontemporarymemorials 461
P.Davies,C.Williams&P.W.Jordan