Search Results - Ergonomics

Terrien, E., Leblanc, M., Saury, J., Hauw, D., Huet, B. “…This specific type of self-confrontation interview was developed in the domain of work analysis in cognitive ergonomics. Despite its integration into numerous research studies in sport performance and training practices, the direct effects of the SCMPI on athletes remain underexplored. …”

F. Feletti “…A pioneering work conveying the energy of a new scientific field Includes open contributions from the world`s most authoritative experts in extreme sports medicine Represents a multidisciplinary approach involving many medical specialties including physiotherapy, psychology, and physiology as well as branches of engineering, ergonomics, physics, and materials science Features many case studies from literature and the authors' personal experiences. …”

Callejas-Cuervo, M., Pineda-Rojas, J. A., Daza-Wittinghan, W. A. “…It can be concluded that the platform is a precise and ergonomic means to measure the ball interception velocity in goalkeepers.…”

Macquet, A.-C., Stanton, N. A. “…Applied Ergonomics…”

Olaso Melis, J. C., Priego Quesada, J. I., Lucas-Cuevas, A. G., Gonzalez Garcia, J. C., Puigcerver Palau, S. “…Applied Ergonomics…”

Bourbousson, J., Fortes-Bourbousson, M. “…Ergonomics…”

Neville, T. J., Salmon, P. M. “…Ergonomics…”

Karlöf, L., Supej, M., Holmberg, H. C. Collective title: “…Routledge handbook of ergonomics in sport and exercise…”

Kong, P. W. Collective title: “…Routledge handbook of ergonomics in sport and exercise…”

Pearsall, D. J., Turcotte, R. A., Levangie, M. C., Forget, S. Collective title: “…Routledge handbook of ergonomics in sport and exercise…”

Burtscher, M. Collective title: “…Routledge handbook of ergonomics in sport and exercise…”

Melzi, S., Belloni, E., Sabbioni, E. “…Technological and safety aspects are presented in the equipment section: focusing on the helmet, the suit, the boots and the skies, that is the most relevant part of the outfit, technological innovations from the point of view of safety, performances and ergonomics are tackled. A section is then dedicated to the experiments conducted both in open air and in wind tunnel. …”

Tarabini, M., Saggin, B., Scaccabarozzi, D. “…Ergonomics…”

Vanlandewijck, Y.

Karsten, B., Peterson, A., Champion, M. “…Participants were also required to fill in the NASA Task Load Index (TLX) questionnaire (Hart, 2006: NASA-Task Load Index, 50th Human Factors and Ergonomics Society Meeting, Santa Monica, USA) after each test to assess the perceived workload in an effort to understand if one ergometer is perceived to be more or less of a workload than its counterpart. …”

Baber, C., Morin, C., Parekh, M., Cahillane, M., Houghton, R. J. “…Ergonomics…”

J. Maughan “…Section 7 Biomechanics, engineering and ergonomics. 18. Biomechanics of human movement. 19. …”

Neville, V., Folland, J. P. “…Sailors of all classes and abilities seem to be at risk of injury, particularly from acute impacts with equipment that might be reduced by wearing protective clothing and more ergonomic boat design. High repetition activities, such as hiking, pumping, grinding and steering, are major causes of overuse injury in experienced sailors. …”

Universität Düsseldorf, Institut für experiementelle Psychologie “…Text-background polarity affects performance irrespective of ambient illumination and colour contrast. Ergonomics, 50, 1036-1063. Faul, F., Erdfelder, E., Lang, A.…”

Corazza, S., Cobelli, C. “…In order to optimize ergonomics and biomechanical behavior of the ski-boot it is important to take into account the orientation of the leg with respect to the ground. …”