Centre researchers have access to a range of technologies that support naturalistic recording of human behaviour, including advanced video and audio recording tools. These tools include allow us to comprehensively record behaviour in a diverse set of contexts. Current projects involving naturalistic studies of behaviour include:
- on-road naturalistic studies of road user behaviour (including drivers, cyclists, and motorcyclists)
- naturalistic studies of situation awareness and communication in AFL umpire teams
- naturalistic studies of situation awareness and teamwork in cycling pelotons
- pedestrian behaviour at rail level crossings and intersections
Centre for Human Factors and Sociotechnical Systems 