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Contents: Foreword, Andrew McNaughton. Introduction, John R. Wilson, Beverley J. Norris, Theresa Clarke, Ann Mills. Perspectives on Rail Human Factors: Rail human factors: past, present and future, John R. Wilson and Beverley J. Norris; The RSSB human factors programme, Ann Mills; The ergonomics programme at Network Rail, Theresa Clarke. Driving – Train Driver Behaviour: Driver performance modelling and its practical application to railway safety, W. Ian Hamilton and Theresa Clarke; Acting or reacting? a cognitive work analysis approach to the train driver task, Anders Jansson, Eva Olsson and Lena Kecklund; The role of the future train driver, Susannah Russell and Barbara Long; Investigating train driver behaviour: the use of lineside information when regulating speed, Trudi Farrington-Darby, John R. Wilson and Beverley J. Norris; Analyzing and modelling train driver performance, Ronald McCleod, Guy H. Walker, Neville Moray and Ann Mills. Driving – Vision and Visual Strategies: a methodology to investigate train driver visual strategies, N. Brook-Carter, A.M. Parkes and Ann Mills; A structured framework for integrating human factors design principles into railway vehicle cab sightlines specification, Paul Traub and William Lukau. Driving – Devices in the Cab: Assessing the human factors risks in extending the use of AWS, Ronald W. McLeod, Guy H. Walker and Ann Mills; Driver vigilance devices, Adam Whitlock, John Pethick and Ann Mills; Human factors issues raised by the proposed introduction of GSM radio telecommunications into the UK rail environment, Mark Young and James Jenkinson. Driving – Signs, Signals and SPADs: Driver detection and recognition of lineside signals and signs at different approach speeds, Guangyan Li, W. Ian Hamilton, Ged Morrisroe and Theresa Clarke; Signal sighting – development of a framework for managing conflicting requirements, Nicola Stapley, Tidi Wisawayodhin and Ann Mills; Ergonomics relating to the migration of lineside signals to ETCS L2 cab signals, D.P. Rookmaaker, D.W. de Bruijn, C.E. Weeda, M.P.H.J. Koedijk, J.L. Zwartenkot; A human factors SPAD checklist, Emma Lowe and Claire Turner: A structured method for integrating human factors into SPAD risk assessment. Driving – Fatigue: Human friendly rosters: reducing the risk of fatigue, Rebecca Ashton and Abigail Fowler; The HSE revised fatigue index in the rail industry: from application to understanding, Rob Cotterill and Helen Jones. Signalling and Control Facilities: Meeting human factors challenges during the design of the new Integrated Electronic Control Centre (IECC) in York, Mike Stearn, Martin Hazell, John Robinson and Steve McLeod; The application of ergonomics to standards development for VDU-based signalling control systems, Anthony Slamen and Nick Coleman; Using visual layering methods to design rail network control room displays, Darren Van Laar, Ian Andrew and Matthew Cox; Baseline ergonomic assessment of signalling control facilities, Mike Stearn, Theresa Clarke and John Robinson; Photo biological lighting: an avenue for maintaining alertness, Martin Reid and Martin Barnes. Planning and Control: Analysis and support of planning in the Dutch Railroad Company, René Jorna, Wout van Wezel, Derk Jan Kiewiet and Thomas de Boer; Future train traffic control: control by re-planning, Arvid Kauppi, Johan Wikström, Peter Hellström, Bengt Sandblad and Arne W. Andersson. Workload in Signalling: Understanding of mental workload in the railways, John R. Wilson, Laura Pickup, Beverley J. Norris, Sarah Nichols, Lucy Mitchell; A conceptual framework of mental workload and the development of a self-reporting integrated workload scale for railway signallers, Laura Pickup, John R. Wilson, Sarah Nichols and Stuart Smith; Assessment of new workload tools for the rail industry, Lucy Mitchell, Laura Pickup, Shelley Thomas and David Watts; Application of industrial strength workload assessment tools, Ged Morrisroe. Human Reliability and Safety Culture: Human error risk management methodology for safety audit of a large railway organization, P.C. Cacciabue; Competence management systems for rail engineering organizations, John Baker; The analysis of human communication errors during track maintenance, W.H. Gibson, E.D. Megaw, Mark Young and E. Lowe; Understanding safety culture and strategies for improvement in railway maintenance, Trudi Farrington-Darby, Laura Pickup, John R. Wilson and Lucy Adams; Cross-border railway operations: building safety at cultural interfaces, S. O. Johnsen, I. A. Herrera, J. Vatn and R. Rosness. Incident Reporting: The development of PRISMA-Rail: a generic root cause analysis approach for the railway industry, Tjerk W. van der Schaaf and Linda B. Wright; CIRAS – history and issues arising during development, Maurice Wilsdon and Helen Muir; Near miss versus accident causation in the UK railway industry, Linda B. Wright and Tjerk W. van der Schaaf. Passengers and Staff: Managing violence, Claire Dickinson and Jeremy Bevan; The role of the manager in stress management, Emma Lowe; Getting passengers out – evacuation behaviours, Louis C. Boer; Rail passenger perceptions of risk and safety and priorities for improvement, Lauren J. Thomas, Daniel J.A. Rhind and Katie J. Robinson; A common system of passenger safety signage, Gary Davis and Ann Mills. Human Factors Integration: Human factors within LUL – history, progress and future, Simon Pledger, Caroline Horbury and Andy Bourne; Human factors integration – a company case study, Sarah D. Garner; Ergonomics standards in the UK rail industry, John Wood; Task specification in designing for human factors in railway operations, Andrew Shepherd and Edward Marshall; Systems engineering tools for task modelling, Ged Morrisroe; Index.

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