Flying J Farm - Aviation Human Factors Consulting

Dr. Jensen has convened the International Symposium on Aviation Psychology every two years since 1981. This meeting has become the corner stone event for scientists, pilots, and government people from around the world. The meeting regularly draws 700 people from 35 countries. There are around 300 speakers at this four-day event.

For the first eleven meetings, the Symposium was held in Columbus. However, the next Symposium will be held in Dayton, Ohio with sponsorship from Wright State University and Wright-Patterson Air Force Base. This Symposium is a part of the year-long centennial celebration of the Wright Brother’s first flight in Dayton in 2003. The banquet will be held in the US Air Force Museum among the WW II aircraft. The dates for the 12th Symposium on Aviation Psychology are April 14-17, 2003. Please contact me for further information at rjensen@core.com

Dr. Jensen is available for consulting work in various areas of aviation human factors including expert witnessing in court litigations.

IJAP CALL FOR PAPERS

The International Journal of Aviation Psychology continues to seek new
papers for publication. Please send original articles from the field to me
as follows:

Email as MS Word attachment preferred: rjensen@core.com

Mail:

Richard S. Jensen, Editor, IJAP
5329 Van Fossen Road
Johnstown OH 43031

ISAP CALL FOR PAPERS

12th International Symposium on Aviation Psychology
Dayton, OH USA
April 14-17, 2003
Chair of Program Committee: Richard S. Jensen

We are pleased to announce the continuation of the International Symposium
on Aviation Psychology and, especially, that the 12th renewal will be held
in the Dayton Convention Center as a part of the year-long Centennial
Celebration of the Wright Brother's First Flight. Wright State University
will be the host with support from the Wright-Patterson AFB and the
Inventing Flight Committee. Included in the program will be a banquet in
the US Air Force Museum among the old aircraft exhibits.

You are invited to participate in this exciting event as a paper, workshop,
or poster presenter in any of the major topics in the field including,
cockpit and air traffic control design, crew management, cognitive
processes, physiological factors, stress and fatigue, communication,
cultural factors, simulation, pilot selection and/or training, etc. You may
offer a presentation either individually or as a full session of several
papers or as a panel discussion.

One-page abstracts describing your presentation should be sent by email to
Richard Jensen at rjensen@core.com. If you wish, you can send the abstract
through the mail at:

Richard Jensen
Flying J Farm
5329 Van Fossen Road
Johnstown OH 43031
Ph: 740-967-4030

The deadline for abstracts is July 15, 2002.

We look forward to your participation in this once-in-a-lifetime
opportunity to attend the new and improved Symposium venue and to help
celebrate man's first flight. There are many aviation history museums and
new exhibits and demonstrations around the city to see.

		Aviation Psychology Consulting Dr. Jensen has over 30 years of experience in the field of aviation human factors, 22 as a professor of aviation at the Ohio State University. He has written two books, Human Factors for General Aviation, and Pilot Judgment and Crew Resource Management. His specialties are cockpit display design and pilot/crew decision-making. He is the founder and editor of the International Journal of Aviation Psychology. Dr. Jensen has convened the International Symposium on Aviation Psychology every two years since 1981. This meeting has become the corner stone event for scientists, pilots, and government people from around the world. The meeting regularly draws 700 people from 35 countries. There are around 300 speakers at this four-day event. For the first eleven meetings, the Symposium was held in Columbus. However, the next Symposium will be held in Dayton, Ohio with sponsorship from Wright State University and Wright-Patterson Air Force Base. This Symposium is a part of the year-long centennial celebration of the Wright Brother’s first flight in Dayton in 2003. The banquet will be held in the US Air Force Museum among the WW II aircraft. The dates for the 12th Symposium on Aviation Psychology are April 14-17, 2003. Please contact me for further information at rjensen@core.com Dr. Jensen is available for consulting work in various areas of aviation human factors including expert witnessing in court litigations. IJAP CALL FOR PAPERS The International Journal of Aviation Psychology continues to seek new papers for publication. Please send original articles from the field to me as follows: Email as MS Word attachment preferred: rjensen@core.com Mail: Richard S. Jensen, Editor, IJAP 5329 Van Fossen Road Johnstown OH 43031 ISAP CALL FOR PAPERS 12th International Symposium on Aviation Psychology Dayton, OH USA April 14-17, 2003 Chair of Program Committee: Richard S. Jensen We are pleased to announce the continuation of the International Symposium on Aviation Psychology and, especially, that the 12th renewal will be held in the Dayton Convention Center as a part of the year-long Centennial Celebration of the Wright Brother's First Flight. Wright State University will be the host with support from the Wright-Patterson AFB and the Inventing Flight Committee. Included in the program will be a banquet in the US Air Force Museum among the old aircraft exhibits. You are invited to participate in this exciting event as a paper, workshop, or poster presenter in any of the major topics in the field including, cockpit and air traffic control design, crew management, cognitive processes, physiological factors, stress and fatigue, communication, cultural factors, simulation, pilot selection and/or training, etc. You may offer a presentation either individually or as a full session of several papers or as a panel discussion. One-page abstracts describing your presentation should be sent by email to Richard Jensen at rjensen@core.com. If you wish, you can send the abstract through the mail at: Richard Jensen Flying J Farm 5329 Van Fossen Road Johnstown OH 43031 Ph: 740-967-4030 The deadline for abstracts is July 15, 2002. We look forward to your participation in this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to attend the new and improved Symposium venue and to help celebrate man's first flight. There are many aviation history museums and new exhibits and demonstrations around the city to see.
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