Design Analysis & Evaluation II

Tools for Applications Design Criteria Populations Comprehensive Compilations Special Populations Dimensioned Illustrations Substitute Human Forms Drafting Manikins Dummies and Manikins Multimedia Measurement and Replications Methods Computer Generated Human Models Principle Component Analysis Monte Carlo Generation Validation Concerns and Application Procedures

Mockups & Models of Work/Occupational Spaces Envelopes  Reach  Clearance  Adjustment and Eye Position

Workspace Design and Evaluation A Workspace Paradigm: Spacecraft Control Station Establish Requirements  Environment/Orientation Effects Population Definition & Description Design Limits Selection & Numerical Description Engineering Drawings of Basic Body Dimensions Preparation of Drafting Aids Preparation of Workspace Layouts Mathematical Analysis Physical Small Scale-Model Analysis Preparation of Functional Test Requirements Preparation of Reach and Clearance Envelopes Preparation of Special Gauges and Measuring Devices Mockup and Prototype Evaluation Preparation of Design Letters, Memoranda, Standards, and Specifications

Workspace Design and Evaluation: Airplane Flight Deck Design  Design Specification Layouts  Clearance Envelopes  Adjustment Envelopes Aircraft Passenger Accommodations  Shin Clearance for Seating  Shoulder Clearance for Seating  Design of Lavatories for Disabled Individuals

Workspace Design and Evaluation: Automotive Vehicle Interiors  Definition and Description of User Population  Body Posture Selection  Foot Location: Package Origin Point  Seat Reference Points  The H-Point Machine and Drafting Table  Eye Position Standards  Reach Envelopes  Human and Cabin Dimensions Furniture for Computer Workstations  Population Definition  Design Standards  Controversies/ANSI Standards

DESIGN AND EVALUATION OF TOOLS, CONTROLS, COMPONENTS, AND EQUIPMENT  Hand Tools and Handles  Controls  Finger diameters, lengths, contours, and comfort angles are common types of data needed for applications.  Components  Personal Equipment