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After the success of the 1st edition and 2nd edition, we are glad to present the 3rd International Symposium on Human Mental Workload: Models and Applications (H-WORKLOAD 2019) which will be held in Rome (November 14/15, 2019) at the Sapienza University of Rome, Italy.
The scientific programme of H-WORKLOAD 2019 will consist of regular and technical contributions reviewed and selected by an international programme committee, as well as keynote talks and tutorials given by leading experts in their fields.
The symposium aims to become the premier event for discussion of emerging research on mental workload, its models and applications. It will bring together researchers and practitioners from different disciplines including human factors, computer science, psychology, education, and neuroscience and provide a mechanism for the exchange of ideas and technologies between a worldwide audience of academics and industrial scientists.
Mental workload theory and frameworks
- Formal and computational new models of mental workload
- Analysis of dimensions and metrics of mental workload
- Cognitive load theory and cognitive load measurement in Education
- Mental workload and analysis of cognitive capacity/information processing
Measurement of mental workload
- Physiological and neurological measures
- Self-reporting and psychological measures
- Task performance measures
- Analytic measures
Mental workload in context
- Mental Workload and impact of fatigue
- Mental overload/underload effects
- Mental workload and its impact on operators/operations, Safety/risk, situation awareness
- Mental workload in teams and collaborative aspects
Applications of mental workload in practice
- Mental workload and interaction design
- Mental workload and human machine interfaces
- Mental workload and user experience
- Mental workload and assistive technologies
- Mental workload in education and instructional design
- Mental workload and simulation
- Mental workload and prototyping
- Mental workload and user studies
Mental workload in safety critical domains
- Transportation (road, rail, aviation, maritime)
- Medical and healthcare
- Oil and gas
- Process industries and manufacturing
- Nuclear
The conference is supported by:
- Roma la Sapienza University
- Irish Ergonomics Society
- Springer
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