Human Factors in Auditory Warnings
Herausgeber: Edworthy, Judy; Stanton, Neville A.
Human Factors in Auditory Warnings
Herausgeber: Edworthy, Judy; Stanton, Neville A.
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First published in 1999, this book represents the position of contemporary auditory warnings research and development in a single unique volume.
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First published in 1999, this book represents the position of contemporary auditory warnings research and development in a single unique volume.
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Routledge
- Seitenzahl: 394
- Erscheinungstermin: 10. August 2018
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 240mm x 161mm x 26mm
- Gewicht: 754g
- ISBN-13: 9781138316287
- ISBN-10: 1138316288
- Artikelnr.: 57052660
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
- Verlag: Routledge
- Seitenzahl: 394
- Erscheinungstermin: 10. August 2018
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 240mm x 161mm x 26mm
- Gewicht: 754g
- ISBN-13: 9781138316287
- ISBN-10: 1138316288
- Artikelnr.: 57052660
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
Neville Stanton is Professor at the Department of Design, Brunel University, Uxbridge, UK. Previously, he was a Reader in Engineering Psychology at the University of Southampton, and Visiting Fellow at the College of Human Ecology at Cornell University, New York, USA He is also a Human Factors Consultant, and is editor of Human Factors in Alarm Design, 1994; Human Factors in Nuclear Safety, 1996; and Human Factors in Consumer Products, 1998, all with Taylor & Francis. Judy Edworthy is a Reader in Human Factors in the Psychology Department at the University of Plymouth. She is the author of many significant articles on auditory warnings and joint author with Austin Adams of Warning Design: A Research Prospective, 1996, Taylor & Francis.
1. Auditory Warning and Displays: An Overview. Neville A. Stanton and Judy
Edworthy. 2. Localisable Alarms. Deborah J. Withington. 3. Audibility of
Reverse Alarms under Hearing Protectors and its Prediction for Normal and
Hearing-Impaired Listeners. Gary S. Robinson, John G. Casali. 4. Extending
the Domain of Auditory Warning Sounds: Creative Use of High Frequencies and
Temporal Asymmetry. R.D Patterson, A.J. Datta. 5. The Interpretation of
Natural Sound in the Cockpit. James A.Ballas. 6. Auditory Warning
Affordance. Neville A. Stanton, Judy Edworthy. 7. The Perceived Urgency and
Detection Time of Multitone Auditory Signals. Ellen C. Haas, Judy Edworthy
. 8. A Psychophysiological Evaluation of The Perceived of the Perceived
Urgency of Auditory Warning Signals. Jennifer L. Burt, Debbie S.
Bartolome-Rull, Daniel W. Burdette, J. Raymond Comstock. 9. Investigations
of Alarm Mistrust under Conditions of Varying Alarm and Outgoing Task
Criticality. James P. Bliss. 10. Using Redundancy in the Design of
Time-Critical Warnings: A Theory-Driven Approach. Stephen J. Selcon. 11.
Different Effects f Auditory Feedback in Man-Machine Interfaces. Matthias
Rayer Berg. 12. Speech-Based Alarm Displays. Neville A. Stanton , C. Baber
. 13. Designing Aircraft Warning System: A Case Study. J.M. Noyes, A.F
Cresswell Starr, J.A. Rankin. 14. The Design and Validation of Attensons
for a High Workload Environment. Elizabeth Hellier , Judy Edworthy. 15.
Observational Studies of Auditory Warnings on the Intensive Care Unit.
Christina Meredith, Judy Edworthy, David Rose. 16. Auditory Alarms in
Intensive Care. John Welch. 17. Key Topics in Auditory Warnings. Neville A.
Stanton, Judy Edworthy.
Edworthy. 2. Localisable Alarms. Deborah J. Withington. 3. Audibility of
Reverse Alarms under Hearing Protectors and its Prediction for Normal and
Hearing-Impaired Listeners. Gary S. Robinson, John G. Casali. 4. Extending
the Domain of Auditory Warning Sounds: Creative Use of High Frequencies and
Temporal Asymmetry. R.D Patterson, A.J. Datta. 5. The Interpretation of
Natural Sound in the Cockpit. James A.Ballas. 6. Auditory Warning
Affordance. Neville A. Stanton, Judy Edworthy. 7. The Perceived Urgency and
Detection Time of Multitone Auditory Signals. Ellen C. Haas, Judy Edworthy
. 8. A Psychophysiological Evaluation of The Perceived of the Perceived
Urgency of Auditory Warning Signals. Jennifer L. Burt, Debbie S.
Bartolome-Rull, Daniel W. Burdette, J. Raymond Comstock. 9. Investigations
of Alarm Mistrust under Conditions of Varying Alarm and Outgoing Task
Criticality. James P. Bliss. 10. Using Redundancy in the Design of
Time-Critical Warnings: A Theory-Driven Approach. Stephen J. Selcon. 11.
Different Effects f Auditory Feedback in Man-Machine Interfaces. Matthias
Rayer Berg. 12. Speech-Based Alarm Displays. Neville A. Stanton , C. Baber
. 13. Designing Aircraft Warning System: A Case Study. J.M. Noyes, A.F
Cresswell Starr, J.A. Rankin. 14. The Design and Validation of Attensons
for a High Workload Environment. Elizabeth Hellier , Judy Edworthy. 15.
Observational Studies of Auditory Warnings on the Intensive Care Unit.
Christina Meredith, Judy Edworthy, David Rose. 16. Auditory Alarms in
Intensive Care. John Welch. 17. Key Topics in Auditory Warnings. Neville A.
Stanton, Judy Edworthy.
1. Auditory Warning and Displays: An Overview. Neville A. Stanton and Judy
Edworthy. 2. Localisable Alarms. Deborah J. Withington. 3. Audibility of
Reverse Alarms under Hearing Protectors and its Prediction for Normal and
Hearing-Impaired Listeners. Gary S. Robinson, John G. Casali. 4. Extending
the Domain of Auditory Warning Sounds: Creative Use of High Frequencies and
Temporal Asymmetry. R.D Patterson, A.J. Datta. 5. The Interpretation of
Natural Sound in the Cockpit. James A.Ballas. 6. Auditory Warning
Affordance. Neville A. Stanton, Judy Edworthy. 7. The Perceived Urgency and
Detection Time of Multitone Auditory Signals. Ellen C. Haas, Judy Edworthy
. 8. A Psychophysiological Evaluation of The Perceived of the Perceived
Urgency of Auditory Warning Signals. Jennifer L. Burt, Debbie S.
Bartolome-Rull, Daniel W. Burdette, J. Raymond Comstock. 9. Investigations
of Alarm Mistrust under Conditions of Varying Alarm and Outgoing Task
Criticality. James P. Bliss. 10. Using Redundancy in the Design of
Time-Critical Warnings: A Theory-Driven Approach. Stephen J. Selcon. 11.
Different Effects f Auditory Feedback in Man-Machine Interfaces. Matthias
Rayer Berg. 12. Speech-Based Alarm Displays. Neville A. Stanton , C. Baber
. 13. Designing Aircraft Warning System: A Case Study. J.M. Noyes, A.F
Cresswell Starr, J.A. Rankin. 14. The Design and Validation of Attensons
for a High Workload Environment. Elizabeth Hellier , Judy Edworthy. 15.
Observational Studies of Auditory Warnings on the Intensive Care Unit.
Christina Meredith, Judy Edworthy, David Rose. 16. Auditory Alarms in
Intensive Care. John Welch. 17. Key Topics in Auditory Warnings. Neville A.
Stanton, Judy Edworthy.
Edworthy. 2. Localisable Alarms. Deborah J. Withington. 3. Audibility of
Reverse Alarms under Hearing Protectors and its Prediction for Normal and
Hearing-Impaired Listeners. Gary S. Robinson, John G. Casali. 4. Extending
the Domain of Auditory Warning Sounds: Creative Use of High Frequencies and
Temporal Asymmetry. R.D Patterson, A.J. Datta. 5. The Interpretation of
Natural Sound in the Cockpit. James A.Ballas. 6. Auditory Warning
Affordance. Neville A. Stanton, Judy Edworthy. 7. The Perceived Urgency and
Detection Time of Multitone Auditory Signals. Ellen C. Haas, Judy Edworthy
. 8. A Psychophysiological Evaluation of The Perceived of the Perceived
Urgency of Auditory Warning Signals. Jennifer L. Burt, Debbie S.
Bartolome-Rull, Daniel W. Burdette, J. Raymond Comstock. 9. Investigations
of Alarm Mistrust under Conditions of Varying Alarm and Outgoing Task
Criticality. James P. Bliss. 10. Using Redundancy in the Design of
Time-Critical Warnings: A Theory-Driven Approach. Stephen J. Selcon. 11.
Different Effects f Auditory Feedback in Man-Machine Interfaces. Matthias
Rayer Berg. 12. Speech-Based Alarm Displays. Neville A. Stanton , C. Baber
. 13. Designing Aircraft Warning System: A Case Study. J.M. Noyes, A.F
Cresswell Starr, J.A. Rankin. 14. The Design and Validation of Attensons
for a High Workload Environment. Elizabeth Hellier , Judy Edworthy. 15.
Observational Studies of Auditory Warnings on the Intensive Care Unit.
Christina Meredith, Judy Edworthy, David Rose. 16. Auditory Alarms in
Intensive Care. John Welch. 17. Key Topics in Auditory Warnings. Neville A.
Stanton, Judy Edworthy.







