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FROM PUBLIC TECHNOLOGY TO UBIQUITOUS COMPUTING - IMPLICATIONS FOR ERGONOMICS
Authors: BABER C STANTON NA JOHNSON GI
Citation: C. Baber et al., FROM PUBLIC TECHNOLOGY TO UBIQUITOUS COMPUTING - IMPLICATIONS FOR ERGONOMICS, Ergonomics, 41(7), 1998, pp. 921-926
VEHICLE AUTOMATION AND DRIVING PERFORMANCE
Authors: STANTON NA YOUNG MS
Citation: Na. Stanton et Ms. Young, VEHICLE AUTOMATION AND DRIVING PERFORMANCE, Ergonomics, 41(7), 1998, pp. 1014-1028
EDITORIAL - PEER COMMENTARY IN ERGONOMICS
Authors: STANTON NA STAMMERS RB
Citation: Na. Stanton et Rb. Stammers, EDITORIAL - PEER COMMENTARY IN ERGONOMICS, Ergonomics, 41(2), 1998, pp. 121-125
SPECIAL ISSUE - TASK-ANALYSIS
Authors: ANNETT J STANTON NA
Citation: J. Annett et Na. Stanton, SPECIAL ISSUE - TASK-ANALYSIS, Ergonomics (London. Print), 41(11), 1998, pp. 1529-1536
LEARNING TO PREDICT HUMAN ERROR - ISSUES OF ACCEPTABILITY, RELIABILITY AND VALIDITY
Authors: STANTON NA STEVENAGE SV
Citation: Na. Stanton et Sv. Stevenage, LEARNING TO PREDICT HUMAN ERROR - ISSUES OF ACCEPTABILITY, RELIABILITY AND VALIDITY, Ergonomics (London. Print), 41(11), 1998, pp. 1737-1756
DESIGNING FOR CONSUMERS
Authors: STANTON NA BABER C
Citation: Na. Stanton et C. Baber, DESIGNING FOR CONSUMERS, Applied Ergonomics, 29(1), 1998, pp. 1-3
DRIVE-BY-WIRE - THE CASE OF DRIVER WORKLOAD AND RECLAIMING CONTROL WITH ADAPTIVE CRUISE CONTROL
Authors: STANTON NA YOUNG M MCCAULDER B
Citation: Na. Stanton et al., DRIVE-BY-WIRE - THE CASE OF DRIVER WORKLOAD AND RECLAIMING CONTROL WITH ADAPTIVE CRUISE CONTROL, Safety science, 27(2-3), 1997, pp. 149-159
COMPARING SPEECH VERSUS TEXT DISPLAYS FOR ALARM HANDLING
Authors: STANTON NA BABER C
Citation: Na. Stanton et C. Baber, COMPARING SPEECH VERSUS TEXT DISPLAYS FOR ALARM HANDLING, Ergonomics, 40(11), 1997, pp. 1240-1254
FROM FLY-BY-WIRE TO DRIVE-BY-WIRE - SAFETY IMPLICATIONS OF AUTOMATIONIN VEHICLES
Authors: STANTON NA MARSDEN P
Citation: Na. Stanton et P. Marsden, FROM FLY-BY-WIRE TO DRIVE-BY-WIRE - SAFETY IMPLICATIONS OF AUTOMATIONIN VEHICLES, Safety science, 24(1), 1996, pp. 35-49
RISK HOMEOSTASIS THEORY - A STUDY OF INTRINSIC COMPENSATION
Authors: HOYES TW STANTON NA TAYLOR RG
Citation: Tw. Hoyes et al., RISK HOMEOSTASIS THEORY - A STUDY OF INTRINSIC COMPENSATION, Safety science, 22(1-3), 1996, pp. 77-86
HUMAN ERROR IDENTIFICATION TECHNIQUES APPLIED TO PUBLIC TECHNOLOGY - PREDICTIONS COMPARED WITH OBSERVED USE
Authors: BABER C STANTON NA
Citation: C. Baber et Na. Stanton, HUMAN ERROR IDENTIFICATION TECHNIQUES APPLIED TO PUBLIC TECHNOLOGY - PREDICTIONS COMPARED WITH OBSERVED USE, Applied Ergonomics, 27(2), 1996, pp. 119-131
ALARM-INITIATED ACTIVITIES - AN ANALYSIS OF ALARM HANDLING BY OPERATORS USING TEXT-BASED ALARM SYSTEMS IN SUPERVISORY CONTROL-SYSTEMS
Authors: STANTON NA BABER C
Citation: Na. Stanton et C. Baber, ALARM-INITIATED ACTIVITIES - AN ANALYSIS OF ALARM HANDLING BY OPERATORS USING TEXT-BASED ALARM SYSTEMS IN SUPERVISORY CONTROL-SYSTEMS, Ergonomics, 38(11), 1995, pp. 2414-2431
EXPLORATIONS INTO HYPERTEXT - SPATIAL METAPHOR CONSIDERED HARMFUL
Authors: STANTON NA
Citation: Na. Stanton, EXPLORATIONS INTO HYPERTEXT - SPATIAL METAPHOR CONSIDERED HARMFUL, ETTI. Educational & training technology international, 31(4), 1994, pp. 276-294
TASK-ANALYSIS FOR ERROR IDENTIFICATION - A METHODOLOGY FOR DESIGNING ERROR-TOLERANT CONSUMER PRODUCTS
Authors: BABER C STANTON NA
Citation: C. Baber et Na. Stanton, TASK-ANALYSIS FOR ERROR IDENTIFICATION - A METHODOLOGY FOR DESIGNING ERROR-TOLERANT CONSUMER PRODUCTS, Ergonomics, 37(11), 1994, pp. 1923-1941
COMPARISON OF GUIS AND CUIS - APPROPRIATE RANGES OF ACTIONS AND EASE OF USE
Authors: BABER C HOYES T STANTON NA
Citation: C. Baber et al., COMPARISON OF GUIS AND CUIS - APPROPRIATE RANGES OF ACTIONS AND EASE OF USE, Displays, 14(4), 1993, pp. 207-215
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