Pamela D’Addario presents Brake Response Time and the Effects of Parked and Incurring Vehicles on Driver Behavior at the 68th Annual Human Factors and Ergonomics Society (HFES) International Meeting – now called ASPIRE . The meeting, held in Phoenix, Arizona September 9-13, is the premier HFES educational activity dedicated to advancing the latest research and developments impacting the fields of human factors and ergonomics, and the interactions between humans, systems and their environment. Dr. Gunter Siegmund and Kurt Ising are co-authors. MEA experts Kurt Ising and Dr. Joel Cooper will also be in attendance.
The ASPIRE International Annual Meeting program can be found on the HFES website.
add to: