| 8:00 - 9:00am | Registration/Continental Breakfast | |
| 9:00 - 10:00am | Keynote Speaker: Mario Runco, Jr., Astronaut <bio> | |
| 10:00 - 10:15am | Coffee break (sponshorship available) | |
| 10:15 - 11:15 | Session 1: Human Factors in Transportation and Locomotion <abstracts> | |
| Route familiarity impacts driver's situation awareness Kerstan Cole, Elizabeth Schmidlin; Texas Tech University, and Francis Durso; Georgia Tech University |
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| Distance estimation training: A proposed model of training and transfer Allyson Hall and Keith Jones; Texas Tech University |
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| If the bot fits drive it? Judgments of pass-ability vs. drive-ability Elizabeth Schmidlin, Keith Jones; Texas Tech University, Brian Johnson, United States Navy |
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| Can distance estimation training help some tasks and hurt others? John Morris and Keith Jones; Texas Tech University |
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| 11:15 - 12:15pm | Lunch (Sponsorship available) | |
| 11:15 - 12:15pm | "Lunch, students, and presidents" (Sponsorship available) - A social time for student attendees to meet each other and learn more about the local chapter and Human Factors/ Ergonomics in general. Please contact for more information. | |
| 12:15 - 1:00pm | Chapter Meeting | |
| 1:00 - 2:00pm | Session II: Space Human Factors <abstracts> | |
| Lunar electric rover (LER) 3-day desert trial: A human factors assessment Harry Litaker, Shelby Thompson; Lockheed Martin, and Robert Howard; JSC NASA |
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| Human factors standards at NASA Barry Tillman, NASA/ Lockheed Martin |
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| Assisting concept of operations development with a storyboard orientation Carroll Thronesberry, Arthur Molin; S&K Aerospace, and Debra Schreckenghost; TRACLabs |
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| Evaluation of the habitable volume of the Altair lunar lander Shelby Thompson, Harry Litaker; Lockheed Martin, and Robert Howard; JSC NASA |
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| 2:00 - 2:15pm | Coffee break | |
| 2:15 - 3:15pm | Session III - Human Factors Potpourri <abstracts> | |
| Development and evaluation of thoracic spine modeling techniques Sherry Thaxton; Texas Tech University, and Jeff Wolstad; University of Nebraska-Lincoln |
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| Visual color - a teaching tool Walter Protheroe Jr.; E-MAC Inc, J. Hovis; University of Waterloo; and R. Rideout; Colorado School of Mines |
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| Design of educational games Timothy Ballew, 8-bit Bear Consulting |
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| Human factors integration into the facility design process Sam Ranasinghe, Atkins |
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| 3:15 - 4:30pm | Posters <abstracts> | |
| Dual task performance under unimanual and bimanual control Jennifer Boyer, Aniko Sandor, and Kritina Holden; Lockheed Martin |
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| Using life-cycle human factors engineering to avoid 2.4 million in costs: Lessons learned from NASA's Requirements Verification Process for space payloads Daniel Carr; NASA/ Lockheed Martin, and Richard Ellenberger; NASA |
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| Alarms: Discrete sounds vs. sonifications Katherine Griggs, Sandra Bogus, and David Westmoreland; University of Houston - Clear Lake |
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| Self Testing Evolutionary Persona (STEP) protocol Andrew Muddimer, Sam L. McLellan, and Dana Harris; Schlumberger |
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| Eyeblink as a measure of workload for auditory displays P. Kevin Hayes, Jo Jardina, and Gianna Aldrigdge; University of Houston - Clear Lake |
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| Ethnographic study of on-hold caller multitasking behavior Andy Su and Philip Kortum; Rice University |
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| 4:30 - 5:30pm | Symposium Reception and Awards Presentation | |
| Student Paper Award ($100 - Sponsored by University of Houston-Clear Lake's RIHM Lab) | ||
| Best Paper Award ($100 - Sponsored by Anonymous Donor) | ||
| Best Poster Award ($100 - Sponsored by Humanscale) | ||
