Cognitive and Organisational Systems Engineering
Overview
The Cognitive and Organisational Systems Engineering (COSE) project started mid-2008. The goal of the COSE project is to develop better techniques and tools for evaluating the integration between people, the ICT systems that they use, and the environments in which they work. We are developing our tools initially in the domains of healthcare and air traffic management.
COSE is made up of three sub-projects:
- Prospective Evaluation of ICT (PICTE)
- Communications Leximancer (COMLEX)
- Ecological Human Operator Modeling (ECHOMOD)
For further information, contact COSE Research Leader Prof Penelope Sanderson on psanderson@nicta.com.au.
Recent News
| 22-26 June 2009 |  |
Hai-Ning Liang visits health informatics researchers Hai-Ning Liang visits health informatics researchers at User Centric Inc. in Chicago, University of Texas at Houston, University of Wisconsin-Madison, Arizona State University, and CERI to discuss human factors in health ICT. |
| 3 June 2009 |  |
Human factors in health informatics joint seminar at UQ We host a joint seminar on human factors in health informatics between UQ's CERG, NICTA's COSE project, University of NSW's Centre for Health Informatics and NHMRC CRE in Patient Safety. (Click photo) |
| 1 June 2009 |  |
Michael Muthukrishna wins NICTA Honours Scholarship We congratulate Michael on winning a NICTA scholarship to complete his Honours degree in ITEE in 2009/2010. He will investigate smart home technology using cognitive engineering methods. |
| 25 May 2009 |  |
Matthew B. Thompson wins Smart Futures PhD Scholarship We congratulate Matt on winning a highly selective Queensland Smart Futures PhD Scholarship for his PhD research on fingerprint identification with Dr Jason Tangen. See media statement and more details. |
| 4-7 May 2009 |  |
Penny Sanderson on RAE DVF in UK and Sweden Penny travels to the UK and Sweden on the first leg of a Royal Academy of Engineering Distinguished Visiting Fellowship and visits Middlesex University, the Swedish Defence Research Agency (FOI), and VSL. |
News Archive for news prior to last date above.
COSE People to see the team.
COSE Activities for a list of past and future events for the project.