Contemporary Ergonomics 2000S. Robertson, Margaret Hanson, P, T McCabe The 2000 edition of this long running and highly respected series, contains the best papers from the Ergonomics Society Annual Conference in 2000. The individual papers provide insight into current practice, presents new research findings, and forms an invaluable reference source. In addition to mainstream ergonomists and human factors specialists, Contemporary Ergonomics 2000 will appeal to all those who have an interest in peoples' interaction with their working and leisure environment - including designers, manufacturing and production engineers, health and safety specialists, occupational, applied and industrial psychologists and applied physiologists. |
Contents
Anthropometry | 32 |
Cockpit design | 49 |
Drivers driving | 83 |
Error systems | 99 |
General ergonomics | 110 |
HCI IT systems | 153 |
Legislation | 213 |
Methodology | 229 |
Personal protective equipment | 344 |
Product workplace design | 354 |
Seating | 394 |
Training | 410 |
Visual displays | 419 |
Virtual reality | 429 |
Warnings | 440 |
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