PIE past meetings (biannual
international conferences)
1st International Conference on PIE: May 30 through June 1,
1996 at the University of Wuppertal, Germany.
2nd International Conference on PIE: October 7-8, 1998 at Keihanna
Plaza, Japan, located within the triangle Osaka-Nara-Kyoto.
3rd International Conference on PIE: July 30, 2000 in San Diego,
USA, in conjunction with the IEA2000.
4th International Conference on PIE: September 22, 2002 in
Glasgow, Scotland, in conjunction with the Annual Meeting of the
British Psychophysiological Society.
5th International Conference on PIE: September 19, 2004 in
New Orleans, USA, in conjunction with the HFES2004.
PIE 2004 Papers Titles and Authors
Session 1. Psychophysiology of preparations
and anticipation
- Pupil diameter changes associated with "anticipation".
- John. A. Stern, Kyosuke Fukuda, Timothy Brown,
Michael Russo
- On the impact of the resting brain DC potential
and task preceding ? slow potential shifts (pSPS) on response
time and ERPs.
- Michael Trimmel, Monika Meixner-Pendleton
- Social-psychophysiological compliance predicts
teamwork following unexpected changes in task control
- Robert Henning, Kristopher Korbelak
- Effects of cognitive workload on decision accuracy,
shooting performance, and cortical activity of soldiers.
- Scott E. Kerick, Laurel E. Allender
Session 2: Psychophysiology of task control
and cognitive processing
- Cardiac control during dual-task performance
on visual or auditory monitoring with visual-manual tracking.
- Richard W. Backs, Jason Rohdy, Jenell Barnard
- Attentional load evaluation through physiological
and behavioral measurements in shared attention tasks.
- Melanie Morel, Claire Petit, Marie Pierre Bruyas,
Andre Chapon, Philippe Deleurance, Daniel Letisserand, Christian
Collet
- A new system to analyse the event-related brain
potential in ergonomics.
- Akihiro Yagi, Koji Kazai, Kiyoshi Fujimoto,
Atsushi Noritake, Masumi Iwai
Session 3: Psychophysiology and risk assessment
- Evaluation of a time warning assistance system
in the field through electrodermal response.
- Claire Petit, Caroline Etheve, Christian Collet
- Influence of electromagnetic fields of the
TETRA communication system on bioelectrical brain activity of
healthy participants.
- Gabriele Freude, Peter Ullsperger, Udo Erdmann,
Siegfried Eggert
- Physiological reactions to acute fatigue in
students and employees with burnout complaints.
- Ingrid J. T. Veldhuizen, Anthony W. K. Gaillard
- Positive and negative performance states: The
psychophysiology of threat and challenge.
- Louise Venables, Stephen H. Fairclough
- Computer assisted influence of cardiac afferent
input on heart-brain synchronization and cognitive performance
under emergency conditions
- Ioannis Tarnanas
To obtain a copy of the abstracts, please contact
Rob Henning at henning@uconnvm.uconn.edu
6th International Conference on PIE:
July 13-14, 2006 in Maastricht, The Netherlands, in conjunction
with the IEA2006.
PIE2006 Program
Copies of the Proceedings of PIE2006 are available.
Please contact Wolfram Boucsein, boucsein@uni-wuppertal.de
7th International Conference on PIE: September 21, 2008 in
New York City, USA, in conjunction with the HFES2008.
PIE2008 Program
PIE sponsored symposium
- REAL-TIME
PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGICAL MEASURES FOR ADAPTIVE AUTOMATION SYSTEMS
- at SPR2005: Societry for Psyphophysiological Research 45th
Annual Meeting
- September 21-24, 2005, Lisbon, Portugal
- PIE sponsored
two sessions at HCII2007 (Humam Computer Interaction
International 2007)
- July 22-27, 2007, Beijing, China
- Papers presented in these sessions were published in
- Don Harris (Ed.): Engineering Psychology and Cognitive Ergonomics,
Springer, 2007
- (Lecture Notes in Artificial Intelligence 4562)
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