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Conference Program
Scientific and Technical Program
The scientific program and technical sessions, subject to change! Technical Sessions scheduled on Monday-Wednesday, December 8-10 2025. Tutorial program will be held online on December 8, 2025 to view list of offered live and online tutorials click here.
For inclusion in the AHFE 2025 Hawaii Edition Conference Proceedings, Final Program and Publication, at least one registration per submission is required.
ⓘ Hybrid conference program schedule is listed in Hawaii Standard Time (HST) - Honolulu Timezone
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| CONFERENCE SCHEDULE: | |||
| Sunday, Dec 7, 2025 |
Monday, Dec 8, 2025 (Technical Sessions Day 1) |
Tuesday, Dec 9, 2025 (Technical Sessions Day 2) |
Wednesday, Dec 10, 2025 (Technical Sessions Day 3) |
 9 :00 –
12:00Conference Planning Meetings |
8:00 – 14:00 Registration Desk Open |
8:00 – 12:00 Registration Desk Open |
8:00 – 12:00 Registration Desk Open |
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12:00 – 14:00 Registration Desk Open |
9:00-14:00 Technical
Sessions DAY 110:00 – 14:00 Poster Session A |
9:00
– 14:00 Technical
Sessions DAY 2 |
9:00
– 12:30 Technical
Sessions DAY 3 |
18:00-20:00Conference Reception |
 Poster Session B |
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AHFE 2025 Hawaii Conference Scientific and Technical Program |
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| Location:
AHFE 2025 Hawaii Conference at Prince Waikiki
Hotel Address: 100 Holomoana St, Honolulu, HI 96815, United States (Google Maps) |
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| Day 1 Technical Sessions Monday, December 8, 2025 |
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Room |
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9:00-10:00 (HST) Opening Session & Plenary Speech | All | Ballroom | |||
| Day 1 Mon Dec 8 10:00-11:00 (HST) Schedule: Welcome and Opening Remarks 9:00-9:15 (HST) Plenary Speech 9:15-10:00 (HST) |
"The
Implementation of Artificial Intelligence in
Transportation" Speaker: Dimitrios Ziakkas, Purdue University, USA Summary: Transportation, the backbone of global connectivity, is undergoing a transformative evolution driven by Artificial Intelligence (AI). AI is reshaping how we move people and goods from autonomous vehicles and drone deliveries to intelligent traffic management and predictive maintenance. However, the implementation of AI in transportation must go beyond technological advancement to prioritize ethics and sustainability. This keynote explores the critical role of integrating people and intelligent systems in transportation. By blending human intuition with AI's analytical power, we can address challenges like urban congestion and environmental impact while upholding ethical principles such as fairness, accountability, and transparency. Sustainability remains paramount, as AI solutions must contribute to reducing carbon footprints, optimizing resource usage, and ensuring equitable access to smarter transportation systems. As we embark on this dialogue, let us envision a future where transportation systems harmonize human ingenuity with AI intelligence, fostering innovation that is ethical, sustainable, and inclusive for all.
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| Day 1 Technical Sessions Monday, December 8, 2025 |
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| 10:00-11:00 (HST) Technical Sessions | ||||
| SESSION |
1 | Artificial Intelligence and Social Computing I | AISC | AHFE 1: Palolo |
| Day 1 Mon Dec 8 |
Co-Chairs: Theodora Chaspari and Zoe Marazita, USA | |||
| 10:00-11:00 (HST) | Can
LLMS assist in job interview preparation? Assessing
the quality and effectiveness of LLM-generated
feedback Ghritachi Mahajani, Amir Behzadan, Theodora Chaspari, USA |
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| Leveraging
AI and multivariate analysis to convert product
requirements into product specifications Zoe Marazita, Matthew Parkinson, USA |
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| How to
overcome the dark side of artificial intelligence Hokey Min, USA |
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| Can
voices predict emergency severity? An exploratory
analysis of EMS calls Kanji Okazaki, Keiichi Watanuki, Japan |
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| Threading
the future: AI, 3D technology, and human skills in the
evolving fashion workforce Jenifer Roberts, Sandra Bailey, USA |
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| Ideal
home: Reframing immigrant narratives through
co-writing with LLMs and immersive design Xiaolei Guo, Ruiqi Zhang, Weitong Sun, Jingrui An, USA |
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| SESSION |
2 | Human–Computer Interaction: Cognitive and Workload Factors I | HCI | AHFE 2: Palolo |
| Day 1 Mon Dec 8 |
Co-Chairs: Vennela Gottiparthy, USA and Mark Wiggins, Australia | |||
| 10:00-11:00 (HST) | Evaluating
the transferability of a physiological trust model
across tasks in human-autonomy teaming Vennela Gottiparthy, Prachi Dutta, Ryan Chen, Allison Paige Anderson, Torin Clark, USA |
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| A
systematic review of ground truth labeling and
prediction for cognitive workload adaptive systems Udit Kumar Das, Yunmei Liu, David Kaber, USA |
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| The
impact of cognitive load during breaks from
process-control tasks Mark Wiggins, Australia |
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| Arousal
and thermal comfort of driver with consideration of
sensitivity characteristics for body regions to
airflow stimulation Yoko Hayashi, Jongseong Gwak, Akinari Hirao, Motoki Shino, Japan |
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| Leveraging
neurophysiological advances in research on the impact
of ethnicity in the marketplace Siddharth Bhatt, Dipti Bhatt, USA |
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| SESSION |
3 | Human-Centered Design: Enhancing Accessibility | HCD | AHFE 3: Palolo |
| Day 1 Mon Dec 8 |
Co-Chairs: Maria Felicia Letizia Rondinelli, Italy and Yoshito Dobashi, Japan | |||
| 10:00-11:00 (HST) | Logic-based
inference for automated compliance checking on indoor
accessibility requirements Jingyi Lai, Jiansong Zhang, Bradley Duerstock, Nan Kong, USA |
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| Immersive
digital strategies for the preservation and
valorization of inaccessible hypogeal heritage Maria Felicia Letizia Rondinelli, Margherita Lasorella, Antonella Guida, Fabio Fatiguso, Italy |
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| Towards
an accessible society: Comparative analysis of
measures and remedies for persons with disabilities
across eight countries Yoshito Dobashi, Japan |
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| Enhancing
the accessibility and comprehension of textual
information for individuals with limited literacy: ASL
sentence structure model Olarinde Farayola, Dastyni Loksa, USA |
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| The
design challenges of finding engineering solutions for
the ingress and egress of disabled passengers into
small sub-regional aeroplanes Pat Langdon, Roshan Dhonju, UK |
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| SESSION |
4 | Human Computer Interaction and Collaboration | HCI | AHFE 4: Palolo |
| Day 1 Mon Dec 8 |
Co-Chairs: Tingru Zhang, China and Julia Fuchs, Germany | |||
| 10:00-11:00 (HST) | Running
with AI-generated adaptive music: Subjective
experience between motivation, bodily awareness, flow,
and sense of control Julia Fuchs, Germany |
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| Analysis
of the relationship between interactions by live
streamers and viewers and pay-what-you-want donation
behavior using LLM Hisayuki Kunigita, Japan |
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| Personalized,
low-cost prosthetic and haptic interfaces through
digital design and bio-inspired engineering Alon Wolf, Yair Herbst, Lihi Zelnik Manor, Israel |
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| Ambient
lighting and explanatory information: Quantifying the
safety-experience trade-off in AV transparency design Jingyu Huang, Wu Yinglin, Tingru Zhang, China |
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| SESSION |
5 | Applications in Learning Sciences and Education I | TLS | AHFE 5: Palolo |
| Day 1 Mon Dec 8 |
Co-Chairs: Chi-ah Chun and Panadda Marayong, USA | |||
| 10:00-11:00 (HST) | Examining
the role of conference participation to enhance
research self-efficacy and science identity of
undergraduates in a research training program Kim Vu, Hector Ramos, Chi-ah Chun, Panadda Marayong, Jesse Dillon, USA |
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| Preparing
human factors graduate students to be human factors
professionals Gerry Hanley, Marielle Hanley, USA |
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| An
instructor-LLM collaboration model to generate
educational material Raymond Morland, Fuhua Lin, Canada |
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| Drawing
dialogues between generative AI and children with
autism: A qualitative study on the externalization of
“understanding” Ying Jiang, Yifang Gao, Linlin Wang, Lexinyu Huang, Mengkun Bi, Min Hua, China |
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| Non-invasive
transcutaneous vagal nerve stimulation enhances mood,
task performance, and learning in a high-stress
military training environment Lindsey McIntire, Patrick O'maille, Eric Liebler, R. Andy McKinley, USA |
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| Refreshments:11:00-11:30 (HST) • Location: Pi’inaio Ballroom | ||||
| Day
1 Technical Sessions Monday, December 8, 2025 |
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| 11:30-12:30 (HST) Technical Sessions | ||||
| SESSION |
6 | Applications of Technologies in Healthcare and Cognitive Assessment I | HCA | AHFE 1: Palolo |
| Day 1 Mon Dec 8 |
Co-Chairs: Bryan Johnston, Canada and Yoshitaka Maeda, Japan | |||
| 11:30-12:30 (HST) | Introducing
the CARES model: Integrating artificial intelligence,
medical education, and patient-centered care Bryan Johnston, Jay Kalra, Canada |
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| The
impact of pharmacist expertise on information
gathering during prescription and medication
verification: Eye-tracking in a simulated experiment Yoshitaka Maeda, Kosuke Oiwa, Masahiro Katano, Mariko Tsurumi, Japan |
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| Nurses
scheduling under epidemic crises: Balancing demand
coverage and nurse fatigue Xiao Meng, Liang Ma, China |
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| Assistive
Exoskeleton Technologies for Age-Related Mobility
Impairments Sohyung Cho, USA |
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| Interoperable
medical device GUI for service-oriented device
connectivity workstations Okan Yilmaz, Miriam Lange, Simon Kißmann, Klaus Radermacher, Fbeger Beger, Sven Kämmer, Thomas Maser, Peter Selig, Björn Seitz, Armin Janß, Germany |
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| Bridging
the gap: Toward a unified framework for transparent
and patient-centered medical error disclosure Zoher Rafid-Hamed, Jay Kalra, Canada |
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| SESSION |
7 | Social and Occupational Ergonomics | GEN | AHFE 2: Palolo |
| Day 1 Mon Dec 8 |
Co-Chairs: Mark Boocock, New Zealand and Martina Perišić, Serbia | |||
| 11:30-12:30 (HST) | Response
to manual handling training and repetitive lifting:
Influence on spinal compression and shear forces Mark Boocock, Tone Panassollo, Grant Mawston, New Zealand |
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| Comparative
assessment of noise exposure in loaders’ and
bulldozers’ cabin in mining industry: A case study Martina Perišić, Vesna Spasojevic Brkic, Nemanja Janev, Roberto Lujić, Aleksandar Brkic, Serbia |
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| Understanding
office ergonomics and employees’ well-being in the
workplace Hussien Zughaer, Nader Ghareeb, Umar Nirmal, Ammar Al Shalabi, Bader Alshuraiaan, Canada |
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| Ergonomics
for all ages: Navigating comfort and well-being for
Baby Boomer and Gen Z workers Kevin Lombardo, USA |
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| Emotional
ergonomics—the missing link in workplace safety Kevin Lombardo, USA |
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| Inclusive
cab ergonomics: A multi-percentile RAMSIS evaluation
of posture, reach, and comfort Vinay Vuyyuri, Pallavi Yerramilli, Ashwini Srinivasaprasad, Vincent Duffy, USA |
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| SESSION |
8 | Human-Centered Design: Cultural Intelligence | HCD | AHFE 3: Palolo |
| Day 1 Mon Dec 8 |
Co-Chairs: Li Wen Zhang, Japan and Yingxi Xu, China | |||
| 11:30-12:30 (HST) | Human
performance in high-reliability transportation
systems: The role of cultural intelligence Dimitrios Ziakkas, Konstantinos Pechlivanis, Debra Henneberry, USA |
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| Cultural
and visual determinants of avatar-based impression: A
cross-national study on relaxing, trustworthiness, and
emergency suitability Li Wen Zhang, Toshikazu Kato, Kouki Kamada, Toru Nakata, Japan |
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| Cross-cultural
expectations from self-driving cars Steven Tolbert, Mehrdad Nojoumian, USA |
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| Interactive
digital narrative for cultural heritage: Game design
taking night revels of Han Xizai as a case study Yingxi Xu, Yinying Tao, Chaohong Ding, Luqian Zheng, Chenge Wang, China |
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| Generative
AI-driven optimization for cultural packaging design:
Translating Chinese poetic imagery into tea packaging
design Zixiao Chen, RongRong Fu, China |
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| SESSION |
9 | Human-Agentic Interaction and Inclusive Design for Emerging Technologies | TLS | AHFE 4: Palolo |
| Day 1 Mon Dec 8 |
Chair: Matteo Zallio, UK | |||
| 11:30-12:30 (HST) | Matteo
Zallio, is an award-winning designer, UX
researcher and adjunct professor at Cambridge
University, United Kingdom. As a creative designer, he
worked with different research institutions,
non-profit organizations and companies, in the field
of engineering and construction, education, health and
wellbeing, mobility and transportation, performing
user research, need-finding, concept brainstorming and
prototyping of people-centered solutions. |
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| Refreshments:12:30-13:00 (HST) • Location: Pi’inaio Ballroom | ||||
| Day
1 Technical Sessions Monday, December 8, 2025 |
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| 13:00-14:00
(HST) Technical Sessions |
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| SESSION |
11 | Augmented, Virtual and Mixed Reality Simulation I | AVM | AHFE 1: Palolo |
| Day 1 Mon Dec 8 |
Co-Chairs: Hung Tran, USA and Guido Tillema, Netherlands | |||
| 13:00-14:00
(HST) |
Aligning
simulation software with MOSA standards Hung Tran, USA |
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| Beyond
full flight simulators: Investigating mini motion
platforms in helicopter VR simulation Guido Tillema, Boris Englebert, Netherlands |
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| An
organizational structure for flight simulators design:
A system design approach to artificial intelligence Hung Tran, USA |
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| Noise
impact in urban air mobility simulation Antoni Kopyt, Poland |
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| An
ontology-based approach for scenario generation in
flight simulation systems Hung Tran, USA |
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| SESSION |
12 | Human Factors in Transportation I | GEN | AHFE 2: Palolo |
| Day 1 Mon Dec 8 |
Co-Chairs: Yanbing Chen and Mark Miller, USA | |||
| 13:00-14:00 (HST) | Tackling
human factors in aviation safety - an application of
ai facial recognition technology Yanbing Chen, Shuzhen Luo, Andy Dattel, USA |
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| The
technology continuum on the commercial flight deck and
the importance of pilot trust in AI Mark Miller, Sam Holley, Leila Halawi, Matt Mclaughlin, USA |
USA | |||
| Evaluation
of relationship between driver fatigue and
physiological responses to seat parameters during
long-duration driving Jongseong Gwak, Osamu Takano, Yuya Nakamoto, Tomo Kaneko, Japan |
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| Goodbye
to parking anxiety: An empirical study on the
usability of automatic parking assist systems Jin-long Lin, Chen-rao Zhong, Meng-Cong Zheng, China |
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| Evaluating
vibrotactile feedback for manual glideslope landings
in urban air mobility Danny Sarmiento, Vannessa Nguyen, Vinicius Dugue, Kim-Phuong L. Vu, Thomas Strybel, Vernol Battiste, Praveen Shankar, Panadda Marayong, USA |
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| SESSION |
13 | Human-Centered Design and Design for Inclusion I | HCD | AHFE 3: Palolo |
| Day 1 Mon Dec 8 |
Co-Chairs: Leigh Grant, USA and Xinyang Hu, China | |||
| 13:00-14:00 (HST) | Methods
for providing warnings and product safety information
to multilingual audiences Leigh Grant, Yu Min Chung, Julia Diebol, Peter Shlanta, Iiona Scully, USA |
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| Parametric
generation based graphic design and spatial expression
research Xinyang Hu, Xingyu Zha, Haoyang Liu, Mengyao Wang, Anni Zha, China |
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| EAT Da
Vinci 3.0-Translating cinematic narrative into media
art installation Jiaming Day, Taiwan |
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| Designing
educational materials for inclusive teaching of
chemistry Carolina Del Carmen López-Suero, Rasmus Leonardo Herrada Santos, Max León Hernández, Cristina Gehibie Reynaga-Peña, Mexico |
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| From
manual to automated: Enhancing inclusivity in foreign
language education with technology Alex Ackermann, Volker Paelke, Benjamin Tannert, Germany |
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| Design
for inclusion through eye-tracking analysis of elderly
users approaching chairs Anders Hermund, Nicolai De Gier, Denmark |
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| SESSION |
14 | AHFE
Cyber Security Seminar: 10 Things You Need To Know To Protect Yourself and Your Company from Cyberattacks |
CYBER | AHFE 4: Palolo |
| Day 1 Mon Dec 8 |
Chair: Abbas Moallem, USA | |||
| 13:00-14:00 (HST) | About
the Seminar: Every day, the number of ransomware
attacks, identity thefts, credit card fraud, email
message hacking, and other cybercrimes grows,
resulting in short-term and long-term losses for
individuals and institutions. The press is full of
reports of data center breaches that result in loss of
intellectual property, trade secrets, and/or customer
data and affect the company’s reputation. Successful
cyber protection at the individual or enterprise level
is not possible without well-trained individuals who
are aware of security risks and knowledgeable enough
to make sound judgments when confronted with
cyberattacks, such as phishing or fraudulent phone
calls. The active involvement of employees and their
awareness are paramount to a company’s security
compliance. The objective of this seminar is to cover
10 critical areas of cybersecurity risks and teach
attendees about protective measures. |
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| End of Day 1 Technical Sessions | ||||
| Day 2 Technical Sessions Tuesday, December 9, 2025 |
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| 8:30-9:30 (HST) Technical Sessions | ||||
| SESSION |
16 | Artificial Intelligence and Social Computing II | AISC | AHFE 1: Palolo |
| Day 2 Tue Dec 9 |
Co-Chairs: Fan Yang and Dimitrios Ziakkas, USA | |||
| 8:30-9:30 (HST) | A
knowledge graph-enhanced large language model
framework for privacy-preserving document processing
in the AEC domain Fan Yang, Jiansong Zhang, USA |
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| Implementation
of artificial intelligence (AI) in transport accident
investigations Dimitrios Ziakkas, Debra Henneberry, Ioanna Lekea, USA |
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| Harnessing
large language models for knowledge graph construction
and graph-based retrieval in aircraft manufacturing: A
conceptual framework Julian Koch, Keno Moenck, Thorsten Schüppstuhl, Germany |
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| AI-driven
integrative workforce and capacity management: An
agile approach to decentralized production planning Nika Perevalova, Stefan Gerlach, Cedric Oette, Germany |
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| Can
ChatGPT understand the Filipino psyche? Exploring AI
as a mental health companion using Sikolohiyang
Pilipino Jose Alvaro Adizon, Alwynson Jean Avendaño, Gwen Lianna Valimento, Neil Dominic De Jesus, Philippines |
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| AI
integration for bridging advanced analytics and
business value in a regulated world Dmytro Smirnov, USA |
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| SESSION |
17 | Sustainable Technologies and Business Applications | ETBA | AHFE 2: Palolo |
| Day 2 Tue Dec 9 |
Co-Chairs: Atsunori Someya and Manabu Sawaguchi, Japan | |||
| 8:30-9:30 (HST) | A
human-centered approach to support business process
analysis Daniel Feiser, Elena Dalinger, Nina Mundt, Germany |
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| Enabling
data-driven collaboration: Leadership, culture, and
knowledge management in the digital enterprise Vinzenz Krause, Alexander Nedelchev, Stefan Niggl, Sebastian Smerat, Germany |
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| Semi-integral
architecture: A strategic perspective on sustainable
maintenance and repair innovation in social
infrastructure Atsunori Someya, Manabu Sawaguchi, Japan |
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| Technological
Innovations and sustainable energy strategies to
combat climate change advancing renewable energy for
urban and rural area Rajinder Kumar Moom, India |
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| Restoring
job satisfaction through subjective well-being:
Interaction between psychological contract violation
and subjective well-being Noriko Okabe, Japan |
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| The
impact of demographic characteristics on household
willingness-to-pay (WTP) for solar panel installation Faith Dowelani, Miranda Baloyi, South Africa |
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| SESSION |
18 | Human Factors in Cybersecurity I | GEN | AHFE 3: Palolo |
| Day 2 Tue Dec 9 |
Co-Chairs: Stephan Carney, USA and Hiroyuki Hasegawa, Japan | |||
| 8:30-9:30 (HST) | Detecting
ambiguity aversion in cyberattack behavior to inform
cognitive defense strategies Stephan Carney, Nikolos Gurney, Soham Hans, Sofia Hirschmann, Stacy Marsella, Yvonne Fonken, Peggy Wu, USA |
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| Framework
for aligning cybersecurity and business strategy -
from cost to investment Hiroyuki Hasegawa, Kenji Watanabe, Ichiro Koshijima, Masahiro Arakawa, Japan |
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| Balancing
agility, operational business requirements and
cybersecurity in a large public organization Mascha Van Dort, Rick van der Kleij, Netherlands |
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| a
trust-aware, biometrically-secured social network
using decentralized identity protocols and the
analytic hierarchical process for collaboration Brian Dowtin, Joseph Shelton, Kofi Kyei, Yasmin Eady, Aldrewvonte Jackson, Albert Esterline, USA |
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19 | Human-Centered Design and Design for Inclusion II | HCD | AHFE 4: Palolo |
| Day 2 Tue Dec 9 |
Co-Chairs: Shaoping Xiao, USA and Jin-tu Fan, Hong Kong SAR China | |||
| 8:30-9:30 (HST) | Human-centered
fertilization management: A trust-aware reinforcement
learning approach Shaoping Xiao, USA |
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| Inclusive
design strategies for neurodiverse university learning
environments: Developing a practical toolkit Attaianese Erminia, Elmira Bohlouli, Amirhossein Rezazadeh, Viviana Saitto, Morena Barila, Italy |
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| Gender
stereotypes in video gaming: Impacts of anxiety
levels, verbal communication, and performance Jensine Doan, Anil Kumar, USA |
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| Thermal-moisture
comfort in active sportswear Jin-tu Fan, Zhanxiao Kang, Yuxi Wu, Hong Kong SAR China |
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| Value
sensitive design in the era of artificial
intelligence: Theoretical points, development context,
and future trends Yuqi Liu, Ye Zhang, China |
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| Design
of camping bathing system based on Kano Modeling Jing Peng, Meiyu Zhou, China |
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| Refreshments: 9:30-10:00 (HST) • Location: Pi’inaio Ballroom | ||||
| Day
2 Technical Sessions Tuesday, December 9, 2025 |
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| 10:00-11:00 (HST) Technical Sessions | ||||
| SESSION |
21 | Applications of Technologies in Healthcare and Cognitive Assessment II | HCA | AHFE 1: Palolo |
| Day 2 Tue Dec 9 |
Co-Chairs: Jay Kalra and Pramath Kakodkar, Canada | |||
| 10:00-11:00 (HST) | Regulation
of artificial intelligence in healthcare – a global
view Jay Kalra, Bryan Johnston, Canada |
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| Organ-specific
biomarkers of aging: An innovative framework for
biological age assessment Pramath Kakodkar, Nooshin Shekari, Jay Kalra, Canada |
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| Bridging
the gap of communicating health information to users:
Ethically-informed design of app store description for
health applications Adel Alhejaili, James Blustein, Canada |
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| A
participatory design based human-centric mixed reality
(MR) simulator for neonatal needle thoracentesis
procedures Avinash Gupta, Harris Nisar, Helen Ryding, Vihaan Khare, Anthony Nepomuceno, Nicole Rau, Javed Jawad, USA |
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| Bridging
expertise and technology: A no-code platform for
developing digital psychometric assessments Nanna Dahlem, Jan Spilski, Tobias Greff, Thomas Lachmann, Germany |
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| Virtual
navigation tasks design for early-stage Alzheimer's
disease detection: A validation study Cuiyi Lin, Peiheng Cai, Zhuoya Wang, Ruyin Zhang, Weining Ning, Min Hua, China |
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| SESSION |
22 | Human Factors in Transportation II | GEN | AHFE 2: Palolo |
| Day 2 Tue Dec 9 |
Co-Chairs: Julius Codjoe and Elisabeta Mitran, USA | |||
| 10:00-11:00 (HST) | Human
factors model for evaluating aviation auditors Shanmugam Ayyakannu, Saudi Arabia |
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| A
comparative analysis of interpretable spatially-hybrid
machine learning models for vehicle availability
prediction. Kelvin Terkper, Milhan Moomen, Ashifur Rahman, Julius Codjoe, USA |
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| Older
drivers’ safety: Investigating crash contributing
factors Elisabeta Mitran, Farooq Azam Khanzada, Xiaoduan Sun, Ashifur Rahman, USA |
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| Perceived
motion sickness-related factors during EV rides with
visual and visuomanual NDRTs: A field study of
passenger experience Yoonjin Lee, Sungmin Kim, Seonghyeon Kim, Jaesik Yang, Woojin Park, South Korea |
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23 | Human-Centered Design and Design for Inclusion III | HCD | AHFE 3: Palolo |
| Day 2 Tue Dec 9 |
Co-Chairs: Christine White, USA and Alexander Mertens, Germany | |||
| 10:00-11:00 (HST) | Designing
for developers: Human-centered platforms in regulated
cloud environments Christine White, Sunil Joshi, USA |
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| Gender-differentiated
design of personal protective equipment and work tools
for fire departments considering individual risk
perception Alexander Mertens, Germany |
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| The
effect of multi-sensory physical experiences in daily
emotional self-tracking service for emotion
self-awareness Chajoong Kim, Jihyeon Kim, South Korea |
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| Impact
of age on body-shape: An analysis on Indian population Manoj Tiwari, Noopur Anand, India |
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| Conceptual
ambiguity and the need for standardization in UX
terminology: A critical study Wonsub Lee, South Korea |
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| Ergonomic
intervention for achieving human-centered construction
work system: A multi-method approach Ratri Parida, Pradip Kumar Ray, Pradip Kumar Ray, India |
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| SESSION |
24 | Human-Centered Design: Safety and Performance | HCD | AHFE 4: Palolo |
| Day 2 Tue Dec 9 |
Co-Chairs: Katsuhito Fukuta and Yasushi Takenaga, Japan | |||
| 10:00-11:00 (HST) | Knowledge
structuring for initial response to the 2024 Noto
Peninsula earthquake in Japan Katsuhito Fukuta, Youji Kohda, Hideomi Gokon, Japan |
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| Beyond
population decline: A dual tracking framework of
smartphone GPS and resident registry for disaster
recovery in coastal Japan Yasushi Takenaga, Japan |
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| Risk
analysis for optimizing cleaning processes in material
transfer systems: Reducing cross-contamination in port
operations Rodrigo Dominguez, Francisco Ortiz, Chile |
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| A tale
of two units: A methodological approach for studying
organisational culture and safety performance in the
Indonesian Air Force Yoseph Melanius Purba, Guido Carim Junior, Australia |
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| Inattentional
blindness in assembly tasks: Implications of cognitive
and perceptual load for human-centered interface
design Jülian Salazar, Antonio Capobianco, Flavien Lécuyer, Vivien Schmitt, France |
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| Refreshments:11:00-11:30 (HST) • Location: Pi’inaio Ballroom | ||||
| Day
2 Technical Sessions Tuesday, December 9, 2025 |
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| 11:30-12:30 (HST) Technical Sessions | ||||
| SESSION |
26 | Augmented, Virtual and Mixed Reality Simulation II | AVM | AHFE 1: Palolo |
| Day 2 Tue Dec 9 |
Co-Chairs: Mengru Liu, Hong Kong SAR China and Tzu-yang Wang, Japan | |||
| 11:30-12:30 (HST) | Enhancing
AV - Pedestrian safety at occluded intersections using
vehicle-to-everything during right turns: A MATLAB
simulation approach Methusela Sulle, Judith Mwakalonge, Saidi Siuhi, Brevin Samuel, Gurcan Comert, USA |
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| A
conceptual framework for AI-based explainable driver
behavior in human-in-the-loop simulators Reiner Kriesten, Patrick Rebling, Germany |
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| Creating
a lightweight unity interaction package Lisa Rebenitsch, USA |
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| Exploring
kinetic meditation as an emerging frontier in
technology-assisted mindfulness: A comparative review Mengru Liu, Anthony Kong, Fuxuebing Huang, Hong Kong SAR China |
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| Exploring
factors influencing recovery process of visual fatigue
and virtual reality sickness Tzu-yang Wang, Hiroyasu Ujike, Japan |
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| Cognitive
workload and interface performance: A neuroergonomic
comparison of VR, AR, and traditional drone control
systems Suvipra Singh, USA |
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| SESSION |
27 | Human-Centered Design and Design for Inclusion IV | HCD | AHFE 2: Palolo |
| Day 2 Tue Dec 9 |
Co-Chairs: Rensheng Deng, Singapore and Götz Müller, Germany | |||
| 11:30-12:30 (HST) | A
phase-change material integrated recovery chair for
firefighters Rensheng Deng, Singapore |
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| Adaptive
fashion solutions to balance asymmetry for women with
scoliosis using 3D design and AI Kyoungha Ji, Reo Song, Minyoung Suh, USA |
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| From
quality awareness to acceptance: A human-centered
analysis of barriers and enablers in organizations Götz Müller, Germany |
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| Human-centered
design in an era of polycrisis and hype: Exploring the
paradoxes Francesca Polito, USA |
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| Human-centered
CFD study on thermal comfort and air quality in a
lecture hall using fabric air dispersion and seasonal
ventilation Seeun Choi, Soun Jo, Handon Kim, Jimin Kim, South Korea |
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| SESSION |
28 | Human–Computer Interaction: Cognitive and Workload Factors II | HCI | AHFE 3: Palolo |
| Day 2 Tue Dec 9 |
Co-Chairs: Marco Pogliano, Italy and Mikaya Hamilton, USA | |||
| 11:30-12:30 (HST) | Predicting
operator workload from oculometric data in high-demand
environments: A case study with MATB-II Marco Pogliano, Manuel Colavincenzo, Stefano Martorana, Giorgio Guglieri, Danilo Demarchi, Italy |
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| Using
eye-tracking metrics to predict student preferences
between a campus food pantry and alternative options Mikaya Hamilton, Chigaemecha Oparanozie, Nicholas Edmond, Steven Jiang, USA |
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| Evaluating
stress and attention in response to university food
pantry outreach using EEG & eye-tracking Florielvis Hurtado Pernaleta, Mikaya Hamilton, USA |
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| Cognitive
and performance effects of latency and sensitivity in
drone control: A neuroergonomic perspective across
skill levels Suvipra Singh, USA |
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| Co-creating
moral ecosystems: Visualized evolutionary feedback in
modular tabletop games for youth civilized cognition Nan Huang, China |
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| SESSION |
29 | Application of Emerging Technologies: Human-Machine Teaming | AET | AHFE 4: Palolo |
| Day 2 Tue Dec 9 |
Co-Chairs: Sarah Fletcher, UK and David Thirtyacre, USA | |||
| 11:30-12:30 (HST) | Development
of an attention-aware visual feedback system for
human–robot collaborative construction environments Soun Jo, Seeun Choi, Handon Kim, Hyounseung Jang, Jimin Kim, South Korea |
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| Operational
field study: A comparison between piloting an uncrewed
underwater system and uncrewed aircraft system David Thirtyacre, USA |
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| Conflict-free
swarm positioning with minimal operator involvement:
Preliminary study Serge Chaumette, France |
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| Novel
track management interfaces for enhanced C-sUAS
command and control (C2) Hunter Oldham, Jessica Bartik, Allen Rowe, USA |
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| Exploring
usability and user-experience metrics in applied
collaborative robotic systems - the masterly project Christopher Burns, Sarah Fletcher, Theofilos Mastos, Marco Labianca, Luis Aliaga, Apostolis Papavasileiou, UK |
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| Collaborating
with a swarm of drones: An ontology for managing
human-technology interactions in industrial plants Elena Stefana, Margherita Bernabei, Francesco Simone, Riccardo Patriarca, Italy |
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| Real
time robot programming using gesture recognition Ronny Porsch, Germany |
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| Refreshments:12:30-13:00 (HST) • Location: Pi’inaio Ballroom | ||||
| Day 2 Technical Sessions Tuesday, December 9, 2025 |
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| 13:00-14:00 (HST) Technical Sessions | ||||
| SESSION |
31 | Computation and Intelligent Design I | CID | AHFE 1: Palolo |
| Day 2 Tue Dec 9 |
Co-Chairs: Shinichi Fukuzumi, Japan and Aelita Skarzauskiene, Lithuania | |||
| 13:00-14:00 (HST) | The
issues related to agreement of software usage rules
and its solution by US approach Shinichi Fukuzumi, Japan |
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| Towards
a multidimensional GIS approach for mapping and
analysing climate misinformation: Concepts, gaps, and
early directions Aelita Skarzauskiene, Monika Mačiulienė, Alani Harith, Raphael Troncy, Vojtěch Svátek, Lithuania |
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| The
design of metacognitive cycle empowered by AIGC:
Guidance and reflection in children's autonomous
scientific exploration games Yanfei Xu, Yi Li, China |
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| Out of
the mud: A user-centered AHP-based approach Enqi Ni, Ruochen Hu, Fangjiamin Fang, China |
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| OCR-based
quality assessment and auxiliary review system for
semantic information extraction of engineering
drawings Bo Pang, Jiansong Zhang, USA |
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| SESSION |
32 | Human-Centered Design: Wearable Technologies and Motion Analysis | HCD | AHFE 2: Palolo |
| Day 2 Tue Dec 9 |
Co-Chairs: Daniel Jensen, USA and Vanessa Finkenzeller, Germany | |||
| 13:00-14:00 (HST) | Development
and integration of a wearable sensor suite for
assessing physical and cognitive state Daniel Jensen, Lindsey Mcintire, John McIntire, Maya Pablos, Todd Knight, Richie Hibbs, Cameron Wilcox, Josh Wozniak, USA |
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| A
design method for wearables to aid walking stability Christina Youngmi Choi, David Rosen, UK |
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| Digital
health feedback and the self – subjective reflections
on tracking, reminders, and motivation Vanessa Finkenzeller, Germany |
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| Explainable
AI feedback in motion analysis: Perceptions of trust
in Olympic weightlifting using 3D motion capture and a
2D smartphone video system Sandra Satzinger, Germany |
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| SESSION |
33 | Human–Computer Interaction: Cognitive and Workload Factors III | HCI | AHFE 3: Palolo |
| Day 2 Tue Dec 9 |
Co-Chairs: Simon Saurbier, Germany and Allison Paige Anderson, USA | |||
| 13:00-14:00 (HST) | The
human-machine symbiosis laboratory: A new testing
environment for developing symbiotic human-machine
systems Simon Saurbier, Sebastian Helmstetter, Susanne Sutschet, Sven Matthiesen, Germany |
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| Understanding
longitudinal trust dynamics in human-autonomy teaming
for operational environments through qualitative
interviews Prachi Dutta, Allison Paige Anderson, USA |
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| AI
chatroom for mental health: Generating personalized
well-being reports with LLMS and taxonomy-driven
checklists Fan Aria Yang, Yuan Tian, Jiansong Zhang, USA |
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| Designing
for cognition: Enhancing user interaction and
understanding in health interfaces Mónica Silva Santos , Portugal |
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| An
experimental research design on cognitive job crafting
and its role in leading decision-making autonomy in
virtual work environments Olga Denisova, Asta Savanevičienė, Lithuania |
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| SESSION |
34 | Human Factors in Transportation IV | GEN | AHFE 4: Palolo |
| Day 2 Tue Dec 9 |
Co-Chairs: Anita Daniel, USA and Konstantinos Gkentsidis, Belgium | |||
| 13:00-14:00 (HST) | The
drivers’ fatigue at the wheel and related risks Anabela Simoes, José Carvalhais, Portugal |
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| Bridging
pilot mental health and aviation competencies: A
human-centered thematic analysis Anita Daniel, USA |
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| Perceived
comfort and safety in automated driving based on
physiological signals: Findings from a proving ground
study Konstantinos Gkentsidis, Belgium |
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| The
role of health and cognitive resilience in
transportation Debra Henneberry, Dimitrios Ziakkas, Anastasios Plioutsias, USA |
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| Unlocking
the future of transportation: A comparative analysis
of Python and R for GeoAI and Industry 4.0
applications Ammad Hassan Khan, Pakistan |
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| End of Day 2 Technical Sessions | ||||
| Day 3 Technical Sessions Wednesday, December 10, 2025 |
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| 8:30-9:30 (HST) Technical Sessions | ||||
| SESSION |
36 | Artificial Intelligence and Social Computing III | AISC | AHFE 1: Palolo |
| Day 3 Wed Dec 10 |
Co-Chairs: Minna Takala, Finland and Yoonjin Lee, South Korea | |||
| 8:30-9:30 (HST) | The
impact of artificial intelligence on sustainable
regional innovation ecosystems and participation Taina Tukiainen, Minna Takala, Finland and Woojin Park, South Korea |
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| Embedding
Karl Popper's debate protocol in LLM-based corporate
credit risk assessment system Yoonjin Lee, Munhee Kim, Hanbi Choi, Seungho Lyoo, Juhyeon Park, Woojin Park, South Korea |
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| Acceptance
of AI in the workplace: Literature analysis and
process-oriented methods to foster organizational
acceptance and trust of AI Jennifer Link, Sascha Stowasser, Germany |
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| Artificial
intelligence and the future of work in the
construction industry: A systematic review Hongyue Wu, USA |
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| LLINBO:
Trustworthy LLM-in-the-Loop Bayesian optimization Raed Al Kontar, USA |
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| Toward
climate-smart agriculture: An environmental, social,
and governance (ESG) -centric edge AI architecture for
smallholder farmers Sharat Kedari, Chandrasekar Vuppalapati, USA |
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| SESSION |
37 | Emerging Technologies and Business Applications | ETBA | AHFE 2: Palolo |
| Day 3 Wed Dec 10 |
Co-Chairs: Jing Xu, Canada and Fabio Fatiguso, Italy | |||
| 8:30-9:30 (HST) | Dynamic
pricing in securities lending market: Application in
revenue optimization for an agent lender portfolio Jing Xu, Canada |
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| From
inventory to intervention: Recovery strategies for
seaport heritage assets Fabio Fatiguso, Italy |
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| The
pathway of industry 5.0 in quality management:
problem-solving skills as decisive factor for small
and medium-sized enterprises Maurice Meyer, Germany |
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| Digital
transformation and the construction industry research
landscape: Exploring the evolving research methods Samuel Adekunle, Clinton Aigbavboa, Obuks Ejohwomu, Bankole Awuzie, Andrew Ebekozien, Liberia |
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| Human-centered
design in enterprise architecture: Implementing the
unified architecture framework for enhanced
organizational lifecycle management Sarah Rudder, USA |
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| Bridging
the digital divide: A design framework for inclusive
e-government interfaces for low-literacy users Waleed M Al-nuwaiser, Saudi Arabia |
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| The
intimacy economy needs a conscience: A call for human
factor’s leadership Melissa Mclain, William Hersch, USA |
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| Enabling
circular production: Digital business infrastructure
adaptations Friedrich Wintzer, Günther Schuh, Seth Schmitz, Annkristin Hermann, Germany |
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| SESSION |
38 | Human Factors in Cybersecurity II | GEN | AHFE 3: Palolo |
| Day 3 Wed Dec 10 |
Co-Chairs: Hiroshi Sasaki, Japan and Camille Nebeker, USA | |||
| 8:30-9:30 (HST) | Risk-based
model for OT security technology implementation and
segmentation Hiroshi Sasaki, Kenji Watanabe, Japan |
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| Bridging
the privacy gap: Stakeholder solutions to support
transparent data management practices in digital
health research Ramona Pindus, Brittany York, Daniela Vital, Karandeep Singh, Camille Nebeker, USA |
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| Risk
psychology and cyberattack tactics Rubens Kim, Stephan Carney, Soham Hans, Sofia Hirschmann, Stacy Marsella, Peggy Wu, Yvonne Fonken, USA |
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| Exploring
information sharing and decision-making criteria in
cyber incident response through tabletop exercises
with critical infrastructure firms Kenta Nakayama, Kenji Watanabe, Ichiro Koshijima, Japan |
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| Team
cybersecurity training: A feasibility study Jonathan Hurter, Crystal Maraj, Bruce Caulkins, Corey Wrenn, USA |
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| SESSION |
39 | Human-Centered Design: Usability, Security, and Privacy I | HCD | AHFE 4: Palolo |
| Day 3 Wed Dec 10 |
Co-Chairs: Mahtab Eskandar, USA and Bian Yang, Norway | |||
| 8:30-9:30 (HST) | Stakeholder
perspectives on biometrics-based multi-factor
authentication for eIDAS levels of assurance: insights
on usability, security, and privacy Bian Yang, Norway |
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| Participatory
design of emergency response systems for highly
automated vehicles Mahtab Eskandar, USA |
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| Usability
heuristics for costume design and quality ergonomics
in the entertainment industry Brandon Takahashi, Gerry Hanley, USA |
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| User-centered
design of industrial exoskeletons: Addressing
anthropometric differences to enhance performance and
acceptance Christian Di Natali, Pinar Sancandan, Darwin Caldwell, Italy |
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| Refreshments: 9:30-10:00 (HST) • Location: Pi’inaio Ballroom | ||||
| Day
3 Technical Sessions Wednesday, December 10, 2025 |
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| 10:00-11:00 (HST) Technical Sessions | ||||
| SESSION |
41 | Applications of Technologies in Healthcare and Cognitive Assessment III | HCA | AHFE 1: Palolo |
| Day 3 Wed Dec 10 |
Co-Chairs: Marwan Babiker, Latvia and Runa Narita, Japan | |||
| 10:00-11:00 (HST) | Assessment
of the relationship between artificial intelligence
applications and healthcare workers’ perspectives on
the future workplace in Saudi Arabia Marwan Babiker, Eda Merisalu, Zenija Roja, Henrijs Kalkis, Latvia |
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| Analysis
of mechanical loads on the handrail during stair
ascent with a cane Runa Narita, Daisuke Morioka, Japan |
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| Toward
empathetic mHealth design for pediatric scoliosis: A
user-centered inquiry Tejaswini Indukuri, Heejin Jeong, USA |
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| Modelling
and analysis of magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) in
healthcare systems: From human-machine interface
perspective Pradip Kumar Ray, India |
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| Application
of lessons learned from aviation human factors to
patient safety in surgery and postoperative care Shanmugam Ayyakannu, Nayantara Shanmugam, India |
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| Automation
in healthcare systems human-product interface from
ergonomic design perspective Pradip Kumar Ray, India |
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| Prevalence
of work-related musculoskeletal disorders among
physiotherapists at the Janzour Center for Disability Waled Astiata , Libya |
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| SESSION |
42 | Human Factors in Transportation III | GEN | AHFE 2: Palolo |
| Day 3 Wed Dec 10 |
Co-Chairs: Mina Saghafian, Norway and Yihao Zheng, USA | |||
| 10:00-11:00 (HST) | The
role of advanced air mobility in the future of safe
transportation Dimitrios Ziakkas, Debra Henneberry, Amin Vadafar, USA |
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| Design
principles for human-autonomy interactions in maritime
domains from a human factors’ perspective Mina Saghafian, Jooyoung Park, Stine Thordarson Moltubakk, Lene Elisabeth Bertheussen, Stig O Johnsen, Ole Andreas Alsos, Norway |
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| Digital
copilots: Advancing pilot mental health through AI
chatbots and systems Yihao Zheng, Dina Kaur Chawla, USA |
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| Evaluating
the impact of haptic cueing on training effectiveness
in a helicopter roll-tracking task Marwan Gomaa, Gabriele Luzzani, Michael Morcos, Umberto Saetti, USA |
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| SESSION |
43 | Applications in Learning Sciences and Education II | TLS | AHFE 3: Palolo |
| Day 3 Wed Dec 10 |
Co-Chairs: Michael-Brian Ogawa and Peter Szawranskyj, USA | |||
| 10:00-11:00 (HST) | Impact
of retrospective confidence prompts on students’
metacognitive awareness and skills Martha Crosby, Michael-Brian Ogawa, Curtis Ikehara, Sara Mostowfi, Yuanyuan Gu, Kristen Shinohara, Danielle Oprean, Jung Hyup Kim, USA |
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| Pilot
training modalities in aviation: A systematic review
of their impact on safety Peter Szawranskyj, Avishek Choudhury, USA |
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| Gamifying
instructional videos did not lead to better student
comprehension Nicole Pham, Kim Vu, USA |
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| Motivating
information explorers: AI-based orientation system for
promoting web-based investigative learning Yutaka Watanabe, Akihiro Kashihara, Japan |
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| Refreshments:11:00-11:30 (HST) • Location: Pi’inaio Ballroom | ||||
| Day
3 Technical Sessions Wednesday, December 10, 2025 |
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| 11:30-12:30 (HST) Technical Sessions | ||||
| SESSION |
46 | Augmented, Virtual and Mixed Reality Simulation III | AVM | AHFE 1: Palolo |
| Day 3 Wed Dec 10 |
Co-Chairs: Tomoya Minegishi, Japan and Kelvin Kwakye, USA | |||
| 11:30-12:30 (HST) | Exploring
interpersonal distance with virtual agents on a
stereoscopic display Tomoya Minegishi, Japan |
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| SMART
VR for commercial motor vehicles safety: A scalable
virtual reality framework with AI-driven hazard
simulation and physiological monitoring Kelvin Kwakye, Judith Mwakalonge, Barbara Adams, Stanley Ihekweazu, Nana Gyimah, USA |
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| Comparing
AR and conventional instruction methods for older
workers in a small-part assembly task Kitae Hwang, Jungmin Ryu, Minjoon Sohn, Taehyun Kim, Hyeonyeong Lee, Philjun Moon, Woojin Park, South Korea |
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| Toward
human-centered swarm control: A VR-based UAV simulator
for training and cognitive evaluation Emre Eraslan, Avinash Gupta, USA |
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| Evaluating
adjustment and proficiency disparities in virtual
reality Mohammad Jahed Murad Sunny, Jan Springer, Aryabrata Basu, USA |
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| Designing
for disorientation: VR-based analysis of spatial
ability under misaligned visual and body axes Faezeh Salehi, Manish Dixit, USA |
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| SESSION |
47 | Human-Centered Design: Usability, Security, and Privacy II | HCD | AHFE 2: Palolo |
| Day 3 Wed Dec 10 |
Co-Chairs: Sining Li, UK and Rachael Hill, USA | |||
| 11:30-12:30 (HST) | Design
and development of a usability test method for 3D UI
layouts using a model-based design tool in virtual and
augmented reality environments Kwang Lee, Jamie Lee, USA |
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| The
collaborative development of museum user experience
design and technology Sining Li, UK |
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| From
user to learner experience: Redefining user emotions
in educational contexts: A case study of the TPIS
learning analytics system Jiyoung Koo, South Korea |
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| Bridging
the gap between modern UX design and particle
accelerator control room interfaces Rachael Hill, Katya Le blanc, Zachary Spielman, Casey Kovesdi, Torrey Mortenson, Madelyn Polzin, USA |
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| SESSION |
48 | Applications in Learning Sciences and Education III | TLS | AHFE 3: Palolo |
| Day 3 Wed Dec 10 |
Co-Chairs: Lennart Frederik Müller-Stein, Germany and Taisei Naganawa, Japan | |||
| 11:30-12:30 (HST) | Development
of a customizable digital learning environment to
support the application of data analytics methods in
manufacturing SMES Lennart Frederik Müller-Stein, Turgut Refik Caglar, Elena Andrushchenko, Roland Jochem, Germany |
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| Design
and evaluation of message thinking based on
futurability education Taisei Naganawa, Kazuhito Wakamoto, Tetsusei Kurashiki, Japan |
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| The
influence of future temporal distance on
decision-making in futurability education Katsutoshi Michihata, Shohei Nakamura, Tetsusei Kurashiki, Kazuhito Wakamoto, Japan |
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| Effectiveness
of intervention for improvement of reading ability by
combining visual and haptic modality Azizuddin Khan, India |
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| Visual-cognitive
profiling using eye movements and brain activity:
Validation of a novel assessment tool Masami Matsushima, Tomofumi Sakata, Syunpei Kiuchi, Keiichi Watanuki, Japan |
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| SESSION |
49 | Computation and Intelligent Design II | CID | AHFE 4: Palolo |
| Day 3 Wed Dec 10 |
Co-Chairs: Derlor Way, Taiwan and Fadi Alnaimat, UAE | |||
| 11:30-12:30 (HST) | A
structure aware GAN-based for ancient Chinese
calligraphy style transfer Derlor Way, Meng-zhe Cai, Taiwan |
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| The
application of microchannel heat sinks with triangle
ribs for thermal management Fadi Alnaimat, UAE |
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| Monitoring
users in dynamic work domains to tailor digital
assistance Mickael Causse, Christophe Hurter, France |
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| Analysis
of energy-efficient operation characteristics of
express trains using global navigation satellite
system data Tamaki Ueda, Daisuke Suzuki, Chizuru Nakagawa, Tomoyuki Ogawa, Hiroyuki Sako, Yuuta Yamamoto, Japan |
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| Analysis
of the effects of geographic information possession
differences using GTE and SGE on attention allocation
in BVLOS drone operation Sungju Maeng, Makoto Itoh, Japan |
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| End of Day 3 Technical Sessions |
Welcome to AHFE 2025 Conference in Hawaii!
Conference Tracks |
Acronym |
| Application of Emerging Technologies | AET |
| Applications for Interservice and Industry | AII |
| Artificial Intelligence and Social Computing | AISC |
| Augmented, Virtual and Mixed Reality Simulation | AVM |
| Computation and Intelligent Design | CID |
| Ethical Issues and Considerations in Human Factors | EIC |
| Emerging Technologies and Business Applications | ETBA |
| General Topics | GEN |
| Medical and Health Care Applications | HCA |
| Human-Centered Design | HCD |
| Human–Computer Interaction | HCI |
| Human-Technology and Future of Work | HTFW |
| Indsutrial and Systems Engineering | ISE |
| Training and Learning Sciences | TLS |
| Wearable Technologies, Social and Affective Computing | WTSAC |