Rene Amalberti

René Amalberti is doctor in Medicine (Marseille, 77), Professor of physiology and ergonomics ( Paris , 95), and a PhD in Cognitive Psychology (Paris 92). He joined the French Air Force in 1977, graduated in aerospace medicine, and is presently head of the cognitive science department at IMASSA (Airforce Aerospace Medical Research Institute).

From 1980 to 1992, he was involved in four major research programs as: (i) developer of the French Electronic co-pilot for fighter aircraft, (ii) developer of an Intelligent-Training support system at Airbus, (iii) team member of the EC Research project Model of Human Activity at Work (MOHAWC), and (iv) co-developer of the first Air-France Crew Resource Management course.

In late 1992 he was detached half-time from the military to the French ministry of transportation, to lead the human factors for Civil Aviation in France, and in 1993 became the first chairman of JAA human factors steering committee, a position he held until late 1999. He has continued as a resource person for civil aviation authorities (HF certification A380, A400M), and manages safety research in various areas such as patient safety (co-writer of the accreditation reference document at the High Agency for Healthcare), road safety (chairman national research program), and chemical industry (vice chairman of the new National Foundation for Industrial Risk).

René Amalberti has published and co-edited over 100 papers, chapters, and books, most of them on the safety and the emerging theory of Ecological safety.

 
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Publications by Rene Amalberti (bibliography)

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Polet, Philippe, Vanderhaegen, Frederic and Amalberti, Rene (2003): Modelling Border-line tolerated conditions of use (BTCUs) and associated risks.. In Safety Science, 41 pp. 111-136136

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Amalberti, Rene, Carbonell, Noelle and Falzon, Pierre (1993): User Representations of Computer Systems in Human-Computer Speech Interaction. In International Journal of Man-Machine Studies, 38 (4) pp. 547-566566

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Amalberti, Rene and Deblon, Francois (1992): Cognitive Modelling of Fighter Aircraft Process Control: A Step Towards an Intelligent On-Board Assistance System. In International Journal of Man-Machine Studies, 36 (5) pp. 639-671671

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Publication statistics

Publication period:1992-2003
Publication count:3
Number of co-authors:5



Productive colleagues

Rene Amalberti's 3 most productive colleagues in number of publications:

Noelle Carbonell:15
Frederic Vanderhaegen:5
Pierre Falzon:5


Collaboration count

Number of publications with 3 favourite co-authors:

Philippe Polet:1
Francois Deblon:1
Noelle Carbonell:1


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