Krishnan, Akhilesh. University of Massachusetts, IEOR, experiments completed. Roman, Luis. University of Massachusetts, IEOR, experiments completed. Mehranian, Hasmik. Optimizing the format of airline terminal signs: Use of eye tracking Experiments completed. data. Duse-Anthony, Yawa. Lexicographic models of traveler's rout choice decisions. Experiments completed. Demeyer, Tara. The effects of the gender and perceived willingness of a teen passenger Experiments in progress. on a teen driving behavior. driver’s safe Zhang, JingYi. Evaluation of a training program designed to reduce hard braking and December 2014. quick accelerations. Seckin, Celik. Evaluation of alternative touchpad arrangements and tactile anchors on December 2012. typing speed and accuracy. Gautam, Divekar. Amherst: The effect of age on the efficacy of dynamic message signs. University of Massachusetts, May 2011. Shen, Yan. Evaluation of eye tracking device application in error recovery by nursing February 2010. student using human patient simulation. Diete, Frank. Evaluation of a simulator based, novice driver risk awareness training Amherst: University of Massachusetts, September 2007. program. Waraich, Bhupinder. Evaluating alternative single destination, two lane exit signs with an September 2006. option through lane. Arya, Prinjay. Mental Rotations Involving Oblique Angles Imaginary Viewer Rotation – January, 2006. Approach. Narayanan, Vinod. Evaluation of a PC-based risk recognition training program for novice February 2005. drivers using an advanced fixed based driving simulator. Garay, Lisandra. Effects of Driving Experience and Lighting Condition on Driving June 2004. Performance. Kichhanagari, Reddy. Airline terminal signs: Comparison of older and younger adults June 2004. search strategies. Pradhan, Anuj. Design, development and testing of a virtual world: The Central/Artery
Krishnan, Akhilesh. University of Massachusetts, IEOR, experiments completed. Roman, Luis. University of Massachusetts, IEOR, experiments completed. Mehranian, Hasmik. Optimizing the format of airline terminal signs: Use of eye tracking data. Experiments completed. Duse-Anthony, Yawa. Lexicographic models of traveler's rout choice decisions. Experiments completed. Demeyer, Tara. The effects of the gender and perceived willingness of a teen passenger on a teen driver’s safe driving behavior. Experiments in progress. Zhang, JingYi. Evaluation of a training program designed to reduce hard braking and quick accelerations. December 2014. Seckin, Celik. Evaluation of alternative touchpad arrangements and tactile anchors on typing speed and accuracy. December 2012. Gautam, Divekar. The effect of age on the efficacy of dynamic message signs. Amherst: University of Massachusetts, May 2011. Shen, Yan. Evaluation of eye tracking device application in error recovery by nursing student using human patient simulation. February 2010. Diete, Frank. Evaluation of a simulator based, novice driver risk awareness training program. Amherst: University of Massachusetts, September 2007. Waraich, Bhupinder. Evaluating alternative single destination, two lane exit signs with an option through lane. September 2006. Arya, Prinjay. Mental Rotations Involving Oblique Angles – Imaginary Viewer Rotation Approach. January, 2006. Narayanan, Vinod. Evaluation of a PC-based risk recognition training program for novice drivers using an advanced fixed based driving simulator. February 2005. Garay, Lisandra. Effects of Driving Experience and Lighting Condition on Driving Performance. June 2004. Kichhanagari, Reddy. Airline terminal signs: Comparison of older and younger adults search strategies. June 2004. Pradhan, Anuj. Design, development and testing of a virtual world: The Central/Artery
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