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SECOND
BIENNIAL SPACE HUMAN FACTORS WORKSHOP
January
23–24, 2002 · Center for Advanced Space Studies · Houston,
Texas
Space Human Factors NRA and Technology Development Project principal investigators are invited to make one oral presentation and one poster presentation of their funded NASA research (you may choose to discuss more than one project in your 15-minute talk if you hold multiple grants) in the context of their own long-term research plans and in relation to the long-term research and development questions posed by NASA.
ABSTRACT
Principal investigators are requested to submit a one-page abstract (maximum
of 1,000 words) in Microsoft Word that summarizes the research that will
be presented in both their 15-minute oral talk and their poster. Please
e-mail the abstract to Brian Peacock at bpeacock@ems.jsc.nasa.gov
by November 14, 2001.
ORAL
PRESENTATION
Please plan to present a 15-minute talk on your NASA-funded project. You
may use a maximum of 20 PowerPoint (Mac or PC format) slides that will
be loaded by USRA personnel on a laptop computer in the presentation room.
Your title page should include your name, credentials, and organization.
To prevent compatibility problems and to assure a smooth flow in a tight
presentation schedule, you will not be allowed to connect your laptop
to the data projector. Therefore, you must e-mail your oral presentation
(labeled accordingly) to Gail Pacetti at USRA (pacetti@dsls.usra.edu)
by December 14, 2001.
AVAILABLE
AUDIO VISUAL EQUIPMENT
The following equipment
will be available for your oral presentation:
Macintosh ibook with 128 MB memory with Office 98, QuickTime 5 and Adobe
Acrobat 4.0
Toshiba Satellite laptop with 128 MB memory, Windows 98 with Office 2000,
QuickTime 5, and Adobe Acrobat 4.0
POSTER
SESSION/RECEPTIONS
There will be ample time and opportunity for presenters to discuss their
posters with the assembled community during two informal early evening
poster session/receptions. You may choose to stand near your poster in
order to discuss it with your colleagues, but there will be no strict
manning schedule. Please plan to use PowerPoint slides (a maximum of 20)
for your poster. You may choose to submit different slides for your poster
and for your oral presentation; just be sure to label them accordingly.
After you send the slides via e-mail to Gail Pacetti at USRA (pacetti@dsls.usra.edu)
by December 14, 2001, USRA personnel will print the slides and hang them
on 44"x 88"
poster boards.
BACKGROUND
MATERIAL
You are encouraged to bring copies of reports and publications for distribution
at the Workshop. We anticipate an attendance of 80 guests. Unfortunately,
we will be unable to copy your reports and publications during the Workshop.
PUBLICATIONS
Abstracts and slides will be posted to this web site. Please continue
to check this site for additional information about these publications.
SCHEDULE
|
Element
|
Preferred
Format
|
Date
Due
|
Submit
to
|
| Workshop Response Form | Use downloadable form; submit by fax | November
14, 2001 |
Gail
Pacetti Fax 281-244-2006 |
| 1000-Word Abstract | Word
document (Mac or PC format); submit via e-mail |
November 14, 2001 | Brian Peacock |
| Oral Presentation | Maximum
of 20 PowerPoint slides for presentation on LCD projector (Mac or
PC format); submit via e-mail |
December 14, 2001 | Gail
Pacetti |
| Poster Presentation | Maximum
of 20 PowerPoint slides (Mac or PC format); submit via e-mail) |
December 14, 2001 | Gail Pacetti |
