2009 Student Research Conference Program

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8:30am Registration and Continental Breakfast
9:00am Opening Remarks Eric Jones, Aptima, Inc.
9:10am Evaluation of dynamic message sign deployments and their effects on older drivers. G. Divekar, UMass - Amherst
9:25am Assessing the validity of a driving simulation for comparing in-vehicle informational interfaces. Y. Wang, MIT
9:40am Age and cognitive task modify lane choice and lane change behaviors on highway. M. Lavalličre, MIT
9:55am Modeling human failure detection in monitoring integrated health management systems. R. Owen, MIT/Draper Labs
10:10am Designing a mobile application’s user interface for mounted police. I. Elhart, UNH
10:25am Sponsor Presentation Charles River Analytics, Inc.
10:35am Break
10:50am Electronic falls reporting system implementation: Evaluating data collection methods and studying user acceptance. Y. Mei, Umass - Amherst
11:05am Evaluating the effect of advance yield markings and symbolic signs on vehicle-pedestrian conflicts at marked mid-block crosswalks across multilane roads. R. Gómez, Umass - Amherst
11:20am Exploring in-car augmented reality navigation aids: A pilot study. Z. Medenica, UNH
11:35am Sponsor Presentation Aptima, Inc.
11:45am Lunch
12:00pm Keynote Speaker
David N. Aurelio, Ph.D., Autodesk, Inc.
Human Factors Theories and Applications
1:00pm Uncovering barriers to implementing a surgical safety checklist from a joint cognitive systems perspective. M. Mulcare, Tufts
1:15pm Onboard planning system for unmanned-vehicles supporting expeditionary reconnaissance and surveillance. A. Clare, MIT
1:30pm Scenario-based user testing to guide consumer health related information design. D. Evernden, UMass - Amherst
1:45pm A literature review of optic flow and driving. L. Nie, Northeastern
2:00pm Evaluating the effect of risk awareness and perception training on younger driver’s ability to identify risky situations on the road. H. Mehranian, UMass - Amherst
2:15pm Break
2:30pm Storytelling with geotagged photos on a multitouch display. M. Litchfield - UNH
2:45pm Assessing the ergonomic hazards for piledrivers. P. Dasgupta, UMass - Lowell
3:00pm Research towards a hazard perception training system for driving. N. Chen, Northeastern
3:15pm Career Panel
Eric Jones, Aptima, Inc.
Andrea Sparko, DOT/Volpe
Birsen Donmez, MIT/U. Toronto
Scott Gabree, DOT/Volpe
4:15pm Awards and Wrap-Up Eric Jones, Aptima, Inc.
4:30pm End of Conference

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