Our work with collaborators Alison Crosby and Prof. Sri Kurniawan at UC Santa Cruz on requirements gathering for wildfire evacuation training in VR is out now in Proceedings of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society! (1/4)
https://t.co/WwnQGhdgIl
Very excited to announce that our paper on examining the limits of small multiples, suggesting visual search challenges has been accepted @ieee_tvcg@ComputerSociety!
Preprint: https://t.co/yLXld6lgqo
Thanks all authors:
@LacePadilla @Lmatzen Kristin Divis, and Spencer Castro
UC Merced's School of Engineering is expanding its offerings into exciting areas, with one major effective this fall.
Discover the latest additions to our academic offerings here 🔗https://t.co/ZwsPdnEEyj
Based on our findings, we can leverage the experience of wildfire evacuees to create a virtual reality wildfire evacuation training to better prepare communities at risk for wildfire disasters. (4/4)
full text of the preprint version: https://t.co/ud94bBsfaZ
In order to better inform design of a virtual reality training for wildfire evacuation, we interviewed evacuees from wildfire events to establish their perceived regrets and needs for future evacuation events. (2/4)
We found that accessing and sharing information is a critical part of the wildfire experience and that wildfire evacuees often expressed regret in response to poor planning and item management. (3/4)
Our work with collaborators Alison Crosby and Prof. Sri Kurniawan at UC Santa Cruz on requirements gathering for wildfire evacuation training in VR is out now in Proceedings of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society! (1/4)
https://t.co/WwnQGhdgIl
Congratulations to our undergrad RA Xavier Canas who was awarded research funding and an honorable mention for his presentation at the CAMP Symposium last month!
Please join us Wednesday at noon for a virtual Research Exchange talk by @UCMerced's Spencer Castro: “The Multitasking Motorist: Interactions With Technology.” Register now: https://t.co/5nTP0AqOcD
The TECH lab welcomes graduate student and former design engineer Donya Vafanejad (@Alicedonya1)! Her interests include UX and human centered design. Read more about her work here: https://t.co/B4gskXSKkN
Ever wonder why people text and drive? New book chapter by Strayer, Castro, and McDonnell in the Handbook of Human
Multitasking looks into why motorists multitask and the red line of workload: https://t.co/onKQGiDlxt
The Psychonomic Society is pleased to announce that Zoe Loh (University of California, Merced) has been named a recipient of the PS 2022 J. Frank Yates Student Conference Award. Congratulations, Zoe! https://t.co/sVVX9KHBbb @Zoe_S_Loh@ucmerced
"Working memory control predicts fixation duration in scene-viewing" is out now in Psychological Research! w/ @vision_beth @deb_cronin@JhendersonIMB
https://t.co/NFzXCtmejL
New paper out in JEP: Applied w/ Heathcote, Cooper, & Strayer!
Our modeling suggests that the ⬆️ workload associated with conversing whilst driving is due to a ⬇️ in rate of evidence accumulation and an ⬆️ in response caution.
https://t.co/AJTc2ZUsza
Preprint of my first first-author paper w/ @vision_beth @deb_cronin@JhendersonIMB is available now! We found that working memory processing ability was related to fixation durations in scene-viewing.
https://t.co/9G1BXGn8if
In honor of #NativeAmericanHeritageMonth, UC Merced will host the inaugural Toloma 5k fun run. Join local tribes and the greater Merced community on November 13th as we run and finish at the Toloma Grove acknowledgment and reflection area. https://t.co/iEC5QomudD