News / Recent Updates

This page gives details of HFI DTC news and provides links to pages on the site that have recently changed.

Recently Updated

August 2010

New report available to download

• From the Command and Control page
• Common HMI for UxVs: Design Philosophy and Design Concept

June 2010

Update made to the events page.

April 2010

New datasheets for phase III of the HFI DTC research programme can be downloaded from the downloads page.

March 2010

The new issue of Frontline is now available to download.

February 2010

New report available to download

• From the Training page
• A Review of After Action Review Practice for Collective Training in the British Army

Changes made to the consortium page.

January 2010

New reports available to download

• From the Multi-level Activity page
• Multi-Agency Operations: Cooperation During Flooding
• Common Operating Pictures and their Potential for Multi-agency Work

• From the C4i / NEC page
• Emerging Technologies for Distributed Teamwork
• Realising CWA Designs within the Network Paradigm
• Using the Decision-Ladder to add a Formative Element to Naturalistic Decision Making Research
• Decision making training for synthetic environments: Using the decision ladder to extract specifications for synthetic environments design and evaluation
• Identifying Information Requirements for Work Aid Design

• From the tools page
• Rapid Assessment of Tasks & Context (RATaC): Methodological Development
• Technology Appropriateness Guidelines (TAG) Tool

• From the training page
• Training decision making using serious games: Requirements analysis for decision making training

• From the HFI process page
• The HFI Case Concept: Guidance on Specifying, Tracking and Documenting Human Factors Integration Requirements, Acceptance Criteria and Evidence
• Developing the HFI Social and Organisational Domain: Final Report

December 2009

Issue Two of the MODAF Human Views Handbook is now available to download.

MODAF Human Views Overview Flyer is now available to download.

November 2009

The MOD HFI Process Handbook has been moved from the advice to MOD page of the website as it has been superseded by The People in Systems TLCM Handbook. The MOD HFI Process Handbook can still be downloaded however from the downloads page.

The People in Systems TLCM Handbook is now available to download.

The new issue of Frontline is now available to download.

New abstracts added and updates made to the Research Outputs page.

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