Special attention will be given to definition of metrics, instrumentation, and test protocol design. Attendees will learn the theoretical basis of NCRA, how it works, how to design experiments that will produce task models, and how to use NCRA task models to predict performance and identify limiting factors. In addition, software specifically designed for executing NCRA capabilities will be demonstrated. Registration Information Details of the registration process are being finalized and will be posted here when available. Certain examples and materials will be selected based on audience interests.
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Dr. George V. Kondraske is Professor of Electrical and Biomedical Engineering at the University of Texas at Arlington and founding director of the Human Performance Institute. He is widely recognized for his work in human performance modeling and measurement. He has applied these tools to problems in medical rehabilitation, ergonomics, sports, music, and other areas. He has authored over 200 publications on these topics. In 1986, he was awarded the IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society Early Career Award and received the Association for the Advancement of Medical Instrumentation Career Achievement Award in 1989.