Structuring departures
Quiz Leonard Verhoef
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  The trains indicator of Amsterdam Central Station.    An example of a destinations indicator.
What are the differences between the two arrangements of train transport information?
Which arrangement gives shortest search times?
How many minutes will travel time per passenger decrease, when using the best arrangement?
Why is this arrangement cheaper?
Which one is the most commonly used?

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Improving public transport
with psychology,
articles:

Decision making of vending machine users
Discords in signposting.
From buttons for fingers towards graphics for brains
Less other train accidents on level crossings
Logo, complex company logo
Logo, 1 logo, 9 interpretations
Passenger reactions and passenger actions: improving public transport
Pictogram, lift and arrows
Pictogram, muster station confusion
Naming public transport lines for passengers
Naming ring roads
Naming targets for way finding
A new conceptual structure for passenger information?
The information street.
The right way for wrong driving way signs
Threats and opportunities for wayfinding systems
Turn right please, navigation screens should obey perception
Structuring departures on dynamic displays.
Structuring chaotic space with a visual list
Why car park signs should lie

Bewegwijzeraars moeten meer egocentrisch werken
Cognitieve psychologie & OV
Communiceren met de OV-chipkaart
Kijken achter de horizon, orientatie scherm autonavigatie
Hoe onderzoek je het denken van reizigers
Met het OV naar het Oog van de reiziger
OV kan reizigers geen verstoringsinfo geven
Teksten en grafische symbolen op automaten
Vertrektijd is passe, leve de afteltijd.
Waarom vergeet de reiziger check-out bij de OV-chipkaart



Improving
non-public transport
applications
with psychology:

Interface, GUI and web.
Public transport: signposting, dynamic displays, (e-card) ticket vending machines, train traffic control.
How to organize our life in a technical future.
Tekst in Engels.  Train driving: ETCS mmi: high speed train driving using cognitive psychology.
 



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cognitive psychology, interface design, mmi, userfriendlyness, usability, web page design
Leonard Verhoef.
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3581 PB Utrecht
Nederland

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