Displaying supplementary information for air traffic control : Turpin, B.A., and Buck, L. In: Proc 20th Ann Conf Human Factors Assoc of Canada, Montreal, Quebec, 14–17 Oct 1987. Human Factors Assoc of Canada, Mississauga, Ontario, 1987, pp 219–222

Voice communication errors in the air tr

Voice communication errors in the air traffic control environment : Matthews, B.G., and Hahn, C.K.G. In: Proc 20th Ann Conf Human Factors Assoc of Canada, Montreal, Quebec, 14–17 Oct 1987. Human Factors Assoc of Canada, Mississauga, Ontario, 1987, pp 167–170

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Women in the lines trade : Sporcic, D.E.

Women in the lines trade : Sporcic, D.E., and Steube, C.T. In: Proc 20th Ann Conf Human Factors Assoc of Canada, Montreal, Quebec, 14–17 Oct 1987. Human Factors Assoc of Canada, Mississauga, Ontario, 1987, pp39–44

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Establishing performance norms under var

Establishing performance norms under varied thermal and workload conditions : Dutta, S.P. In: Proc 20th Ann Conf Human Factors Assoc of Canada, Montreal, Quebec, 14–17 Oct 1987. Human Factors Assoc of Canada, Mississauga, Ontario, 1987, pp 139–142

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Evaluation of an ergonomically designed

Evaluation of an ergonomically designed workstation for a repetitive production task : Das, B., and Shikdar, A.A. In: Proc 20th Ann Conf Human Factors assoc of Canada, Montreal, Quebec, 14–17 Oct 1987 Human Factors Assoc of Canada, Mississauga, Ontario, 1987, pp. 179–182

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An investigation is continuing concerning the use of feet instead of hands to perform workstation cursorpositioning and related functions. In the exploratory studies reported here, two versions of a particular footoperated device, the swing mole, were assessed against a mouse in a baseline target-se

Using incident analysis in the creation

Using incident analysis in the creation of a safe workplace : Stout, T.B., and Johnson, N.P. In: Proc 20th Ann Conf Human Factors Assoc of Canada, Montreal, Quebec, 14–17 Oct 1987. Human Factors Assoc of Canada, Mississauga, Ontario, 1987, pp 91–94

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approaches to each of these three aspects. The significance of the model to the identification of relevant control technologies and the subsequent selection of the most appropriate solution is illustrated for a variety of industrial occupations. #### 20.2.29 (110655) Spencer, J. An ergonomic case

Ergonomics of a safe within-terminal shu

Ergonomics of a safe within-terminal shuttle for elderly and disabled passengers : Heron, R.M., and Rutemberg, U. In: Proc 20th Ann Conf Human Factors Assoc of Canada, Montreal, Quebec, 14–17 Oct 1987. Human Factors Assoc of Canada, Mississauga, Ontario, 1987, pp 191–194

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An investigation is continuing concerning the use of feet instead of hands to perform workstation cursorpositioning and related functions. In the exploratory studies reported here, two versions of a particular footoperated device, the swing mole, were assessed against a mouse in a baseline target-se