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URL:https://www.ergonomics.org.au/events/optimising-the-interaction-betwee
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SUMMARY:Optimising the Interaction Between Users and Automated Systems
DESCRIPTION:Public Transport Victoria's Human Factors Team and the Transpor
 t Special Interest Group at the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society of Au
 stralia invite you to a morning of talks on the application of human facto
 rs methods and research to inform the integration of users and automated s
 ystems.\nMorning Talks\nRail operations in Australia are on the cusp of ra
 pid technological change. Innovative technologies such as computer-based t
 rain control and automated network traffic management have the potential t
 o improve operational efficiency and safety. However\, these benefits cann
 ot be realised without the application of a systematic Human Factors appro
 ach to ensure that interactions between human users and autonomous systems
  are based on a thorough understanding of human capabilities and limitatio
 ns.\nPublic Transport Victoria's Human Factors Team and the Transport Spec
 ial Interest Group at the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society of Australi
 a invite you to a morning of talks on the application of human factors met
 hods and research to inform the integration of users and automated systems
 . At this event you will hear from rail industry professionals and leading
  researchers from across Australia who are tackling human factors issues a
 ssociated with the integration of innovative technologies into modern tran
 sport systems. This session has a special focus on HF issues associated wi
 th the introduction of automation in passenger and freight rail operations
 .\n\nWho should attend?\nThis event will be of value to anyone involved in
  the analysis\, design\, delivery or operation of public transport systems
  and infrastructure.\nDate \nWednesday 22 May 2019\nDetails\nCost: Free\n
 Registration: 8.45am - 9.00am\nPresentations: 9.00am - 12.30pm\nLocation: 
 Royal Australasian College of Surgeons\, Level 2\nTraining Area\, 250/290 
 Spring St\, East Melbourne VIC\nGetting There: 2 minute walk from Parliame
 nt Station\; 4 minute walk from Tram Stop 10 (Route 86\, 96)\; 3 minute w
 alk from Tram Stop 10 (Route 30\,35)\nLimited street parking. Refreshments
  provided.\nSpeaker Program\nMatches made in hell (and how to avoid them):
  the role of human factors in automation design\nProf. Paul Salmon\, Unive
 rsity of the Sunshine Coast\n\nTrack circuit failure or sociotechnical sys
 tem failure?\nLessons for managing automated systems from the 2009 Washing
 ton Metro train collision\nDr Gemma Read\, University of the Sunshine Coas
 t\n\nAnalogue to digital — being operationally ready for the step change
  in rail network planning\nJanelle Endacott\, ARTC\n\nFinding the Automati
 on 'Sweet Spot' in Rail Systems Design  \nPeter Benda\, Human Risk Soluti
 ons\nClick here to register\n
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