HCI-AERO 2012 - HCI-Aero 2012 : International Conference on Human-Computer Interaction in Aerospace

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Category HCI-AERO 2012

Deadline: January 30, 2012 | Date: September 12, 2012-September 14, 2012

Venue/Country: Brussels, Belgium

Updated: 2012-02-03 15:12:00 (GMT+9)

Call For Papers - CFP

?Ethnographic studies

?Influence of national and organizational cultures

?Situation awareness, deicision-making, workload

?Human error

?Fatigue

?CRM/TRM/Maintenance Resource Management

?Adaptive system design

?Neurotechnology

?Testing and evaluation of new concepts

Technology and Product Development Focus

?Human-centered design

?Design for usability - flight deck and ATC

?Design for maintainability

?Technology developments to support NextGen and SESAR

?Electronic flight bags

?New technologies

?Multi-modal interaction

?Current training issues

?Next generation operational/technical documentation

?Usability evaluations to support design and certification

Operational Focus

?Pilot/ATC CO selection

?Emerging operational issues

?Training chalenges

?Training for advanced automation

?Crew Resource Management

?Maintenance Resource Management

Regulatory Focus

?Standard and specific regulations

?FAA/EASA 25.1302 HF regulatory compliance

?Human Factors metrics for certification

?Human Factors means of compliance

?Flight Crew Operations and Licensing

?Safety management system (SMS)

Human Factors Tools and Enablers

?Tools and methods for human-centered design

?Mock-ups, Part-task and full-task simulators

?Flight tests

?Style Guides development for advanced flight deck design

?Flight Deck Design Philosophy development

?Human modeling for design, digital manikins

?Tools and Methods for Human Performance Evaluation

Accident/Incident Focus

?Role of HF in accident investigations

?Analysis of accidents/incidents

?Taxonomy development

?Human error in accidents/incidents

?Formal methods for error identification

?Flight Operations Quality Assurance (FOQA)

?Line Oriented Safety Audits (LOSA)

?Safety Management Systems (SMS)

?Criminalization of accidents - designers and flight crews