Anjum Naweed, Jillian Dorrian, Janette Rose

Evaluation of Rail Technology (eBook, PDF)

A Practical Human Factors Guide
Redaktion: Bearman, Chris

• Format: PDF

Produktbeschreibung

Currently, the rail industry lacks a standardized approach to the human factors evaluation of new technologies in operational settings. While a number of human factors evaluation methods exist (such as task analysis, situation awareness measures, quasi-experiments), these are rarely tailored to the industry's needs. This book fills that gap by developing a toolkit of methods that can be used by people in the rail industry to evaluate the human factors implications of new technologies.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Taylor & Francis
• Seitenzahl: 334
• Erscheinungstermin: 1. September 2017
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781317138709
• Artikelnr.: 49258971

Autorenporträt

Dr Chris Bearman is a Postdoctoral Research Fellow at the University of South Australia and a Senior Research Associate at NASA Ames Research Center, USA. His work involves conducting industry-focused research in laboratory and field settings with the aim of creating results that have both a strong theoretical underpinning and a robust application to industry. Currently he is working on the FAA/NASA Next Generation Project which seeks to redesign the American Airspace System, as well as a number of Rail projects in Australia that examine issues concerned with the human factors implementation of new technologies. Dr Anjum Naweed is a Senior Postdoctoral Research Fellow at the Appleton Institute of Central Queensland University, Australia. He currently leads six research projects with the Australian Cooperative Research Centre (CRC) for Rail Innovation. His work is investigating the area of safety and security on topics involving train driver psychology, complex decision-making, knowledge representation, level crossing design, work health and safety, and participative processes at work. He was recently awarded the Body of Knowledge prize at the Asia-Pacific Simulation Training and Technology conference for best contribution to standards development, capture of best practice or contribution to the simulation community. Dr Jillian Dorrian is a Senior Lecturer in Psychology at the University of South Australia. She specializes in the area of human sleep, biological rhythms and performance. She has worked extensively with the Rail industry investigating sleep loss, workload, operational performance, safety and health. Her work has focused on understanding the issues related to safety and performance in train driving, particularly fatigue and self-awareness. She currently collaborates with the Australian CRC for Rail Innovation on a number of simulator research projects looking at knowledge representation, workplace culture and generating evidence-based guidelines for s

Inhaltsangabe

Foreword; Introduction: the promise and perils of new technology
Drew Dawson
Chris Bearman
Anjum Naweed and Gareth Hughes; Key technology-related human factors issues
Chris Bearman; Resistance to technology
Janette Rose and Chris Bearman; Effective user feedback: the practical value of mock-ups
Gareth Hughes
Airdrie Long
Anne Maddock and Chris Bearman; Qualitative research rules: using qualitative and ethnographic methods to access the human dimensions of technology
Kirrilly Thompson; Future enquiry: a participatory ergonomics approach to evaluating new technology
Verna Blewitt and Andrea Shaw; Using task analysis to inform the development and evaluation of new technologies
Janette Rose
Chris Bearman and Anjum Naweed; Evaluating your train simulator part I: the physical environment
Anjum Naweed
Ganesh Balakrishnan and Jillian Dorrian; Evaluating your train simulator part II: the task environment
Jillian Dorrian and Anjum Naweed; Applying the theories and measures of situation awareness to the rail industry
Janette Rose
Chris Bearman and Anne Maddock; Index.