Computer-aided development and display of warnings
Publication Year:
2001
Citation
207. Wogalter, M. S. (2001). Computer-aided development and display of warnings. Computer-Aided Ergonomics and Safety III (CD-ROM). Louisville, KY: IOS Press and OHMSHA.
Abstract
This article describes the several ways computers can assist in the delivery of warnings. There are four discussion points. Current product information can be delivered via the Internet. Computer software and hardware is available to assist in the design, construction, and production of visual and auditory warnings. Various detection sensors can be used to recognize instances where a warning might be delivered. Warning presentation can be modified to fit the conditions and persons.
Publication Details
- Source
- Computer-Aided Ergonomics and Safety III (CD-ROM). Louisville, KY: IOS Press and OHMSHA
Publication Type
Abstracts & Other
Research Topics
Warnings & Risk Communication