Publications & Dissemination
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Journals:
Darker, I.T., Ward, H., & Caulfield,
L.S. (2008). An analysis of offending by young people looked-after
by local authorities. Youth Justice: An International Journal,
8, 134-148.
Sempik, J., Ward, H., & Darker, I.T. (2008). Emotional and
behavioural difficulties of children and young people at entry
to care. Clinical Child Psychology and Psychiatry, 13, 221-233.
Darker, I.T., & Jordan, T.R. (2004). Perception of words and
non-words in the upper and lower visual fields. Brain and Language,
89, 593-600.
Conference proceedings:
Darker, I.T., Kuo, P., Yang, M.Y., Blechko, A., Grecos, C., Makris,
D., Nebel, J-C., Gale, A.G. (2009). Automation of the CCTV-mediated
detection of individuals illegally carrying firearms: combining
psychological and technological approaches. In Z. Rahman, S. E.
Reichenbach, M. A. Neifeld (Eds.) Proceedings of SPIE Defense,
Security, and Sensing Vol. 7341, 73410P.
Darker, I.T., Gale, A.G., Blechko, A., Whittle, M. (2009). Expertise
and strategies in the detection of firearms via CCTV. In D. de
Waard, H. Godthelp, F. Kooi, K. Brookhuis (Eds.) Human Factors,
Security and Safety (Shaker Publishing BV, Maastricht, the Netherlands),
pp. 341-353.
Cooper, L., Gale, A., Darker, I.T., Toms, A., Saada, J. (2009).
Radiology image perception and observer performance: How does expertise
and clinical information alter interpretation? Stroke detection
explored through eye-tracking. In B. Sahiner, D. J. Manning
(Eds.) Medical Imaging 2009: Image Perception, Observer Performance,
and Technology Assessment (SPIE, Bellingham, WA), Vol. 7263, 72630K.
Darker, I.T., Gale, A.G., Blechko, A. (2008). CCTV as an automated
sensor for firearms detection: human-derived performance as a precursor
to automatic recognition. In E.M. Carapezza (Ed.) Proceedings of
SPIE Vol. 7112: Unmanned/Unattended Sensors and Sensor Networks
V (SPIE, Bellingham, WA), Vol. 7112, 71120V.
Darker, I.T., Gale, A.G., Ward, L., Blechko, A. (2007). Can CCTV
reliably detect gun crime? In L.D.Sanson (Ed.) Proceedings of the
41st IEEE International Carnahan Conference on Security Technology
(IEEE; Piscataway, NJ), pp. 264-271.
Darker, I.T., Gale, A.G., Ward, L., Blechko, A., Purdy, K. (2007).
Light, camera, action, and arrest. In P. Bust (Ed.) Contemporary
Ergonomics (Ergonomics Society; Loughborough, UK), pp. 171-177.
Technical Report:
Gerrett, D., Gale, A. G., Darker, I. T., Filik, R., & Purdy,
K. J. (2009). The use of Tall Man lettering to minimise selection
errors of medicine names in computer prescribing and dispensing
systems. Report to the UK National Health Service, Connecting
for Health Initiative.
Work in progress:
Filik, R., Price, J. M., Darker, I. T., Gerrett, D., Purdy, K.
J., & Gale, A. G. (manuscript under review). The influence
of Tall Man lettering on drug name confusion: An investigation
using older adults and healthcare practitioners.
Darker, I.T., Gerret, D., Filik, R., Gale, A.G., Purdy, K.J. (manuscript
in preparation) The influence of "Tall Man" lettering
on perceptual errors in the visual recognition of written drug
names.
Darker, I.T., Jordan, T.R. (manuscript in preparation). The case
of the Reicher-Wheeler task.
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