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cyberworlds | 2008

A Comparison of the Effect of a Low to Moderately Demanding Cognitive Task on Simulated Driving Performance and Heart Rate in Middle Aged and Young Adult Drivers

Bryan Reimer; Bruce Mehler; Joseph F. Coughlin; Ying Wang; Lisa A. D'Ambrosio; Nicholas Roy; Jonathon Long; Avonne Bell; Danielle Wood; Jeffery A. Dusek

The goal of this study was to assess heart rate and driving performance while middle age and younger adults engaged in a naturalistic hands free phone task that was structured to place objectively equivalent cognitive demands on all participants. Although heart rate measures have been used in evaluating driver workload, prior studies had not compared responses in middle age and younger adults. Younger and middle age subjects performed equally well on the cellular telephone task. Middle age subjects drove more slowly overall and, as a group, did not demonstrate heart rate acceleration in response to the phone conversation that was seen in younger drivers. Both age groups showed a drop in speed control during the task. Late middle age adults appear as capable as young adults of managing the additional workload of a low to moderately demanding cognitive task while driving.


SPACE, PROPULSION & ENERGY SCIENCES INTERNATIONAL FORUM:#N#SPESIF‐2009 | 2009

International Collaboration on Satellite-Enabled Projects in Developing Countries

Danielle Wood; Annalisa L. Weigel

There is great potential for satellite technology to meet needs in developing countries. This study investigates ninety case studies of satellite‐enabled activities in Africa. The activities all involve at least one of the following three satellite technologies: communication, remote sensing or navigation. A review of the case studies suggests that the majority of the satellite‐enabled activity in Africa is the result of collaboration or contracting between African and external partners. Such collaboration often involves technology transfer to Africa. The case studies are analyzed along several parameters, including technical achievement and the source of funding, expertise or initiative. These parameters show the extent and source of technology transfer within the project. Several projects are highlighted to provide concrete examples. The observations from this study lead to recommendations for the structuring of future technology transfer programs that aim to help developing countries use satellite tech...


Space Policy | 2012

Charting the evolution of satellite programs in developing countries – The Space Technology Ladder

Danielle Wood; Annalisa L. Weigel


Acta Astronautica | 2011

Building technological capability within satellite programs in developing countries

Danielle Wood; Annalisa L. Weigel


Acta Astronautica | 2014

Architectures of small satellite programs in developing countries

Danielle Wood; Annalisa L. Weigel


Acta Astronautica | 2012

A Framework for Evaluating National Space Activity

Danielle Wood; Annalisa L. Weigel


Acta Astronautica | 2016

The current and potential role of satellite remote sensing in the campaign against malaria

Yaniv Kazansky; Danielle Wood; Jacob Sutherlun


Acta Astronautica | 2013

Technological learning through international collaboration: Lessons from the field

Danielle Wood; Annalisa L. Weigel


Elsevier | 2015

Architecting complex international science, technology and innovation partnerships (CISTIPs): A study of four global MIT collaborations

Danielle Wood; Sebastian Pfotenhauer; Daniel Roos; Dava J. Newman


INCOSE International Symposium | 2013

5.1.1 Applying Systems Architecture to Technology Policy Research: Models of Space Activity in Developing Countries

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Annalisa L. Weigel

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

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Avonne Bell

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

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Bruce Mehler

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

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Bryan Reimer

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

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Daniel Roos

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

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Dava J. Newman

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

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Jeffery A. Dusek

Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center

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Jonathon Long

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

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Joseph F. Coughlin

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

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Lisa A. D'Ambrosio

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

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