Taxicab operating characteristics /

Mode of access: Internet.

Study of the feasibility of a regional railroad system for northwest Pennsylvania /

Mode of access: Internet.

Case studies in reduced-fare transit -- Portland's Fareless Square /

Mode of access: Internet.

Case studies in reduced-fare transit -- Seattle's Magic Carpet /

Mode of access: Internet.

San Diego wheelchair accessible bus study /

Prepared by Transportation Systems Center.

The double deck bus demonstration project : executive summary /

Mode of access: Internet.

The New York City double deck bus demonstration project : an evaluation /

Final report; May 1978.

Transit technology evaluation : a literature capsule.

"November 1981"--Cover.

Automotive manufacturer risk analysis: meeting the automotive fuel economy standard. Final report.

National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, Office of Research and Development, Washington, D.C.

The behavioral impacts of flexible working hours : final report /

"Service and methods demonstration."

Truck transport of hazardous chemicals : phosphorus pentasulfide.

Shipping list no.: 97-0029-P.

Recreational transit service to the California Santa Monica Mountains : final report /

Performed by Crain and Associates, Inc. under contract to the Transportation Systems Center.

Observations in a maternity ward: Usability considerations for EHRs in an interrupt driven environment

With the increasing demand on healthcare systems it is imperative that all care is provided as efficiently and effectively as possible. Technology within the medical domain offers an exciting opportunity to augment work practices in order to meet these needs. This research project explores the implications of the interrupt-driven nature of work in clinical situations on documentation within an environment that increasingly involves electronic health records (EHRs). Midwives in a busy maternity ward were observed and interviewed about the work practices they employed to document information associated with patient care. The results showed that the interrupt-driven nature of the workplace, a feature common to many healthcare settings, led to a tension between the work and the work to document the work. Further, the IT environment in which the information was collected was not designed to cater for frequent interruption of the data entry process. Several recommendations for improving the IT environment are proposed to support health professionals in documenting patient data whilst attending to the interruptions. The recommendations include timeout screens, push technology, use of handheld PDAs, and cues to augment documentation in an interrupted session. Copyright © 2008 RMIT Publishing

A Reactive Agent-based Neural Network Car Following Model

This paper presented a novel approach to develop car following models using reactive agent techniques for mapping perceptions to actions. The results showed that the model outperformed the Gipps and Psychophysical family of car following models. The standing of this work is highlighted by its acceptance and publication in the proceedings of the International IEEE Conference on Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS), which is now recognised as the premier international conference on ITS. The paper acceptance rate to this conference was 67 percent. The standing of this paper is also evidenced by its listing in international databases like Ei Inspec and IEEE Xplore. The paper is also listed in Google Scholar. Dr Dia co-authored this paper with his PhD student Sakda Panwai.