John R. Wilson

TL;DR: A strategy for the HFE community to strengthen demand and application of high-quality HFE, emphasising its key elements: systems approach, design driven, and performance and well-being goals is presented.

TL;DR: Recommendations are offered concerning design and use of VR systems in order to minimise VRISE as the most notable finding was that of high inter- and intra-participant variability.

TL;DR: In this article, the authors assess the physical workplace, assess the visual environment, howarth assessment of the climatic environment, Parsons auditory environment and noise assessment, Haslegrave vibration assessment, Bonney anthropometry and biomechanics in workplace design, Pheasant computer workspace modelling, Porter.

TL;DR: In this paper ergonomics is defined as a discipline in its own right, as the theoretical and fundamental understanding of human behaviour and performance in purposeful interacting socio-technical systems, and the application of that understanding to design of interactions in the context of real settings.

TL;DR: This paper specifies just what attributes and notions define ergonomics/human factors in systems terms, and illustrated with examples from a large body of work on rail human factors.