RINA and MARIN organise Human Factor 2024 conference
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Jul 25 2023
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MARIN and the Royal Institution of Naval Architects (RINA) are organising the Human Factors 2024 Conference, which will be held on 8th-9th October 2024 in Wageningen, The Netherlands.
The conference will provide an opportunity for human factors experts, naval architects, bridge officers and others to get together and discuss the recent developments. It will focus on lessons learned from interventions and applied research that were successful, or even more interesting, unexpected or bad results. For example, implementation of new automation on board that worked out differently or behavioral interventions that had unexpected effects. It is all about applied research that provides learned lessons for future Human Factor research, specifically for the Maritime domain.
As part of the conference, the delegates will have a unique opportunity to visit MARIN's new Seven Oceans Simulation centre.
Interested?
Visit RINA Human Factors 2024 to register or to submit your abstract (by 1 October 2023).
The conference will provide an opportunity for human factors experts, naval architects, bridge officers and others to get together and discuss the recent developments. It will focus on lessons learned from interventions and applied research that were successful, or even more interesting, unexpected or bad results. For example, implementation of new automation on board that worked out differently or behavioral interventions that had unexpected effects. It is all about applied research that provides learned lessons for future Human Factor research, specifically for the Maritime domain.
As part of the conference, the delegates will have a unique opportunity to visit MARIN's new Seven Oceans Simulation centre.
Interested?
Visit RINA Human Factors 2024 to register or to submit your abstract (by 1 October 2023).
Submit your abstract by October 1, 2023
We invite papers on all related topics but not limited to:
- Man Machine Teaming: Automation, decision support and AI on board, in a shore control centre or VTS centre.
- Human Centered Design process.
- Innovation in maritime simulations for design and training
- The human operator as safety increasing factor on board and ashore.
- (Safety) Culture in the maritime domain.
