> *** CALL FOR PAPERS ***
> 
> PEOPLE IN CONTROL
> An International Conference on human interfaces in control rooms,
> cockpits and command centres
> 
> UNIVERSITY OF BATH, UK 21 - 23 JUNE 1999
> 
> *** IMPORTANT SUBMISSION DEADLINES ***
> 
> Receipt of synopsis: 30 October 1998
> Receipt of full typescript: 12 February 1999
> 
> You are cordially invited to participate in PEOPLE IN CONTROL 99.  This  

> new international conference aims to attract industrialists and academics
  
> with an interest in how people control complex systems - and in the tools
  
> that support them.
> 
> These people may be working in control rooms for chemical plants, power  

> stations or ships, in aircraft cockpits or motor cars, or in police or
> military command centres.  A key aim of the conference is to bring
> together practitioners from different application areas so that they can 
 
> learn from each other's experiences.
> 
> The conference will have a broad technical scope and include:
> case studies from the power, chemical, aerospace or transport industries
> developments of new display and control equipment
> presentations of research results in ergonomics and psychology
> 
> The conference will have particular appeal to those working in industry  

> who wish to learn more about this field.  It is planned to hold a day of 
 
> tutorials on Monday 21 June 1999 followed by the 2 day conference.
>  Poster sessions, debates and an exhibition are also planned.
>  Contributions in the form of a synopsis of 200 words are welcomed.
>  A full list of topic areas can be found by accessing the PIC 99 WEBSITE
> 
> http://www.iee.org.uk/Conf/PIC99
> 
> or in the "Call for Papers" available from:
> 
> PIC 99 Secretariat,
> IEE Conference Services,
> Savoy Place,
> London WC2R OBL, UK
> Tel:  +44(0)171 344 5473/5467
> Fax: + 44(0)171 240 8830
> Email: [log in to unmask]
> WWW: http://www.iee.org.uk/Conf/PIC99
> 
> ORGANISERS
> 
> The Conference is being organised by the Human Systems Engineering Group 
 
>     
> 
> of the
> Institution of Electrical Engineers in association with the British
> Computer Society (Human Computer Interaction Specialist Group),
> Institution of Chemical Engineers (Process Control Subject Group) and
> Institution of Mechanical Engineers
> 
> CONFERENCE ORGANISING COMMITTEE
> 
> Matthew Bransby, Bransby Automation Ltd (UK)  (Co-Chair)
> Jan Noyes, University of Bristol (UK)   (Co-Chair)
> Austin Adams, University of New South Wales (Australia)
> Andrew Ainger, GEC Marconi Dynamics (UK)
> Ian Benest, University of York (UK)
> Paul Budgen, OCB - Germanischer Lloyd (UK)
> Donald Campbell-Brown, BP Oil OTN/PC&S (France)
> Malcolm Cook, University of Abertay, Dundee (UK)
> Georgio Dimitropoulos, Swansea Institute of Higher Education (UK)
> Mike Dooner, University of Hull (UK)
> Jean-Noel Ezingeard, Brunel University (UK)
> Roger Felgate, Management Consultant (UK)
> Tania Hancke, Lufthansea Technik AG (Germany)
> John Harrison, BAeSEMA (UK)
> David Leevers, BICC plc (UK)
> John F Meech, Institute for Information Technology, National Research
> Council (Canada)
> Ron Patton, University of Hull (UK)
> Carl Sandom, RAF Bentley Priory Systems Development Centre (UK)
> Janet Saunders, Datawyse Ltd (UK)
> Moira Wilson, Health and Safety Executive (UK)
> 
> 
> ----------------------
> Dr. Jan Noyes
> University of Bristol
> 
> Department of Experimental Psychology
> 8 Woodland Road
> Bristol BS8 1TN
> 
> EMail: [log in to unmask]
> Tel.:  0117 9288560
> Fax.:  0117 9288588
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