1st International Conference on
Human Factors in Transportation

Human Factors and Ergonomics have made considerable contributions to the research, design, development, operation and analysis of transportation systems and their complementary infrastructure. The 1st International Conference on Human Factors in Transportation welcomes papers that cover any aspect of Human Factors and Ergonomics in transportation, including (but not limited to):

• Accident analyses
• Air traffic control and management
• Automation of systems and vehicles
• Case studies
• Control rooms
• Collision avoidance
• Comfort
• Distraction
• Drivers
• Eco-driving
• Education
• Enforcement
• Experience
• Flight deck systems
• Hazards
• Human error
• In-vehicle devices
• Intelligent transport systems
• Interfaces
• Methodologies
• Model-based design tools
• Motorcycles
• New systems and technology
• Next Generation Air Transportation System
• Observational studies
• Pilot performance
• Risk
• Safety
• Simulator studies
• Situation awareness
• Skill
• Supervisory control
• Testing
• Training
• Trust
• Unmanned aerial vehicles
• Verification and validation
• Violations
• Warnings
• Workload

Road and Rail
Chair: N. Stanton, UK
n.stanton@soton.ac.uk

K. Bengler, Germany
G. Burnett, UK
P. Chapman, UK
F. Chen, Sweden
L. Dorn, UK
I. Glendon, Australia
J. Groeger, Ireland
R. Happee, The Netherlands
S. Jamson, UK
D. Kaber, USA
J. F. Krems, Germany
F. Mars, France
D. S. McAvoy, USA
R. Risser, Austria
P. Salmon, Australia
S. Sharples, UK
G. Walker, UK
K. Young, Australia

Aviation
Chair: S. Landry, USA
slandry@purdue.edu

A. Alexander, USA
H. Davison Reynolds, USA
M. Draper, USA
M. Feary, USA
B. Hooey, USA
D. Kaber, USA
M. Kupfer, USA
K. Latorella, USA
A. Majumdar, UK
N. McDonald, Ireland
J. Mercer, USA
E. Rantanen, USA
C. Samms, USA
A. Sebok, USA
S. Verma, USA
T. von Thaden, USA
K. Vu, USA
B. Willems, USA