MANPRINT Practitioners Workshop 2010

Reducing the Spread of Communicable Diseases Among Trainees

Rob Clark

Value-Focused Thinking

MANPRINT Practitioners’ Insights
Cause and Effect Workshop & Survey

Dave Doane

MANPRINT Update

Michael Drillings

USCG HSI Overview

Jack Foran

Characterizing Collateral Damage to Dismounted Troops and Other Personnel Located Near Active Countermeasures

Patricia Froundfelker

C-IED Science & Technology

Marjorie Grantham

Interoperability of the Human View and IMPRINT Modeling

Holly Handley

Human System Integration (HSI)
Application to the National Airspace System (NAS)
Enterprise Architecture (EA)

Glen Hewitt

Challenges and Opportunities for MANPRINT Evaluations in Rapidly Developing Systems

Bruce Hunn

Eye Tracker: Implementing a Physiological Measure of Visual and Mental Workload Presented

Sage Jessee

Medium Girder Bridge

Dr. Bev Knapp

Mr. Andrew Bodenhamer

Dr. A. J. Kluchinsky

Mr. Clark Spencer

Training for Complex Automated Systems

Anna Mares

Predicting the Mental Workload of the Infantry Squad:
Importance of a Mission Based Approach

Diane Mitchell

Selected Human Factors Issues from Operation Iraqi Freedom

Frank Morelli

Expanding IMPRINT Capabilities with Plug-in Technology

Charneta Samms

The Department of Defense S&T Program
Innovation, Speed, and Agility
and the Impact on MANPRINT

Al Shaffer

Capturing Insights to Reduce Future Warfighter Fatalities

Scott Scheff

Innovations in HSI Education at the Naval Postgraduate School

Larry Shattuck

MANPRINT for MBT & E

Jeffrey Thomas