Deadlines
Postponed 29 February 2024: Full research papers, Industry papers,
Early stage research papers, Tutorials, Panels, Posters, Demos, Workshops
8 April 2024: Paperless Contributions & Late-Breaking Works (LBW)
15 May 2024: Acceptance notifications
6 June 2024: Camera-ready
27-29 August 2024 HSI2024 in Jeju, Korea
Call for Submission
Research Track
Deadline: Postponed 29 February 2024
(up to 8 pages, including diagrams and references)
Research Papers present significant contributions to research, development, and practice in human systems integration (HSI). Submissions should present new approaches to HSI, emphasizing the interest and originality of the process and providing complete and substantial support for its results and conclusions. Only unpublished papers will be accepted.
Industry Track
Deadline: Postponed 29 February 2024
(From 4 to 6 pages, including diagrams)
We solicit papers with practical implications for industry and the working world implementation. These papers will be presented in special sessions or with related research papers. This track is dedicated to practitioners to share the recent evolution of industrial innovations.
Early Stage Research Track
Deadline: Postponed 29 February 2024
(Up to 4 pages, including diagrams and references)
Early-stage research still needs to be completed or in the phase of developing research questions and approaches, results, or practical work. This track encourages the active participation of emerging researchers and professionals to support their work and to involve them in the HSI community.
This track also welcomes submissions from students involved in graduate work that still needs to be sufficiently completed for papers in the regular research track. These papers will be presented in a special session, allocating more time to discussion and feedback.
An experienced mentor may assist early-stage researchers in their area of research. All submissions should include a brief description of the researcher's experience.
Tutorial Track
Deadline: Postponed 29 February 2024
(Up to 4 pages, including diagrams and references)
Tutorials should serve one or more objectives: introduce novices to major HSI topics; introduce expert non-specialists to HSI; motivate and explain a topic of emerging importance for HSI; survey a mature area of HSI research or practice; educate experts or non-experts on established but specialized HSI methodologies; present novel synthesis conceptualizations or methods that combine distinct lines of HSI research; introduce HSI audiences to an external topic that can motivate or use HSI research and practice; mentor HSI researchers (particularly junior researchers) on a broad HSI-relevant non-technical topic (examples could be HSI jobs or ethical issues in HSI).
Tutorials are intended to cover reasonably well-established information in a balanced way. Tutorials should not be used to advocate a single avenue of research, nor should they promote a product. We welcome tutorials with interactive elements but recognize that this may only be appropriate to some topics in HSI. We also welcome tutorials on topical subjects, particularly social or industrial implications, such as privacy, security, fairness, or ethics in HSI.
Panels, Workshops,
Posters, Demos Track
Deadline: Postponed 29 February 2024
(Up to 2 pages, including diagrams and references)
Panels must explore a range of perspectives as well as controversial and burning issues. Panelists should include different backgrounds, i.e., practitioner/researcher, cultural backgrounds, and disciplines.
Workshops are discussion forums of work in progress, managed by a chair and a committee, and focused on a specific theme. All accepted workshops are held on a half-day or full-day period.
Posters present research in progress or recently developed industrial devices and innovative methods.
Demos must show ground-breaking innovative products and prototypes.
Paperless Track
Deadline: 8 April 2024
(An Abstract — up to one page)
We solicit paperless contributions with burning work-in-progress implications. These paperless contributions will be presented in special sessions or with related research papers. This track is dedicated to last-minute donations that are very important to share.
Late-Breaking Works Track
Deadline: 8 April 2024
(2 to 8 pages long, not including references)
The Late-Breaking Works (LBWs) track allows the HSI community to present new and exciting contributions that showcase innovative technologies, extend prior research conversations, detail short, self-contained studies, or provoke new work and ideas to emerge. We welcome submissions around a diversity of topics and methodologies.
We encourage all members of the HSI community to submit Late-Breaking Works to elicit helpful feedback while sharing valuable and original ideas and fostering discussions with others at the conference.
Accepted LBWs will be presented as posters during HSI2024. Details regarding the presentation will be provided with acceptance notifications.
Themes
HSI principles, methods, and tools
Concepts of operations, scenario-based design
Creativity, design thinking, and design theories
Crisis & unexpected events management
Design for usability, UX
Digital human modeling
Ethnographic studies, Human error, Fatigue
Emerging operational issues in complex systems
Experience feedback & reporting systems.
HSI metrics for certification
Human & organizational resilience
Human-Centered Design & Integration
Human Factors Engineering
Mock-ups, part-task, and full-task simulators
Neuroscience contributions
Performance, workload & competence
Role of HSI in accident investigations
Situation awareness, decision-making
Social systems, responsibility, accountability
Tools & methods for HSI
Training issues, personnel selection
Transdisciplinary Research and practice in HSI
Organizational/societal issues and solutions
Authority sharing
Automation across systems
Change management, lean management
Digital Enterprise, Digital engineering
Environment & Sustainability
Human-centered MBSE & Model-based HSI
Human-in-the-loop simulation
Maintenance resource management/CRM
Modeling & Simulation
Multi-agent systems
Next-generation OPS/technical documentation
Organization design and management
Organizational psychology
Socio-ergonomics and Socio-technical systems
Supervision, mediation, cooperation, competition
Tangible interactive systems
Teams of Teams & Systems of Systems
STEM, STEAM, SySTEAM
Humans, autonomy, and complexity
Adaptive system design
Automation vs. autonomy
Autonomous systems maturity & reliability
Complexity Analysis and property emergence
Cyber-physical & human systems
Design for flexibility
Flexibility in design and operations
Habitability
Human-AI Teaming
Human-Robot Interaction
Information visualization, immersive environments
Survivability
Task Analysis and Activity Analysis
Training for autonomy
HSI, safety, and infrastructure
Agents-infrastructure integration
Biology-inspired functions & infrastructures
HSI planning
Hybrid humans-robots organizations
Influence of National and organizational cultures
Integrated Logistics Support
Integration and global coordination
Occupational health & safety
Quality and continuous improvement
Responding to Infrastructure collapse
Risk-taking and management
Safety Management Systems (SMS)
Sustainability and system design
Trust & Collaboration
Workforce planning
Legal and Regulatory
Criminalization of accidents. Legal issues
HSI evaluations for design and certification
HSI means of compliance
Regulating autonomous vehicles
Regulatory compliance
Responsibility & Accountability
Standards and specific regulations
Submissions
Submissions must be written in English and present unpublished work. They will be peer-reviewed by at least three reviewers. Acceptance will be based primarily on originality and high-quality contributions. They should have a cover page including title, author's names, postal and electronic addresses, keywords, and abstract, and be sent in PDF format. For information on presentation format, click here or select "Downloads" from the right-hand menu. All accepted submissions will be presented at HSI2024 and appear in the Conference Proceedings. Selected full papers will be accessible to INCOSE members and in-cooperation associations (to be announced later).
All submissions are anonymous and should not include author names, affiliations, or contact information in the PDF.
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