A standard ergonomics reference data system :

Cott, Harold P. Van; Kramer, Joel J; Pezoldt, Valmon J; Porter, Louis G; Fried, Charles; Fechter, John V; Persensky, J. J.; Teichner, Warren H.

doi:10.6028/nbs.ir.77-1403

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“…Mirroring a standard ergonomic testing set-up [34], a 100mm grid overlay on the area adjacent to the control was glued to the wall and floor using thin 4mm black tape, to better understand the position of the dog's body in space during the trials (See Figure 8). All controls were installed at a height of 750mm from the floor to the control's bottom edge.…”

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A Method for Evaluating Animal Usability (MEAU)

Ruge

Mancini

2019

Proceedings of the Sixth International Conference on Animal-Computer Interaction

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Animal Computer Interaction, aims to design user centered interactions that result in good user experiences (UX). During evaluation, the quality of the UX is assessed by measuring the degree to which the interaction between the user and the artefact meets the users' needs and preferences, as evidenced by their behavior. A key measure of the UX is usability. When evaluating usability for different species, ACI researchers face two major challenges: the differences in cognitive, physical and sensory capabilities between human evaluators and animal users, with the implications these differences have for assessing the users' behavior; and the human-centric focus of most usability evaluation methods currently available. To address these challenges, this paper proposes a Method for Evaluating Animal Usability (MEAU), here tailored to Mobility Assistance Dogs as the users, and illustrates its application during a study that compared the canine usability of different access controls.

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A Method for Evaluating Animal Usability (MEAU)

Ruge

Mancini

2019

Proceedings of the Sixth International Conference on Animal-Computer Interaction

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“…Swain at Sandia is known throuqhout the world for his pioneering work in the human reliability area . His work has found direct application 4n the areas of nuclear weapons and the nuclear power industry (Van Cott, 1978;Van Cott, 1979;Teichner, et al, 1979). The writer served as a consultant to NBS on this program (Christensen, 1978).…”

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The Human Operator in Advanced Aerospace Systems

Christensen¹,

Hutchinson²,

Muckler³

1981

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No attempt has been made by fhe authors to force complete agreement on all issues. Thus, occasionally, some overlap, or even contradictions, may appear from chapter to chapter. It was felt by the Principal Investigator that compie,-candidness should be the watchword for both writers; 0-ero are ii already too many committee reports that almost invariably express a "unaminity of opinion" --which usually means that one or a few committee members were successful in persuading the others that theirs was the opinion that the committee should promote. This is not that kind of report.

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Human Performance Principles, Data and Data Sources

Cott¹

1990

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A standard ergonomics reference data system :

Cited by 5 publications

References 4 publications

A Method for Evaluating Animal Usability (MEAU)

A Method for Evaluating Animal Usability (MEAU)

The Human Operator in Advanced Aerospace Systems

Human Performance Principles, Data and Data Sources

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