THRILL – Page 7 – Kathryn Woodcock, PhD CCPE ICAE PEng

Paper: Content analysis of 100 consecutive media reports of amusement ride accidents

Woodcock, K., 2008. Content analysis of 100 consecutive media reports of amusement ride accidents. Accident Analysis and Prevention 40, 89–96. Link

Paper: Rider errors and amusement ride safety: Observation at three carnival midways

Woodcock, K., 2007. Rider errors and amusement ride safety: Observation at three carnival midways. Accident Analysis and Prevention 39, 390–397. Link

Toward a tool for human error data acquisition (THEDA) for investigators

K. Woodcock, 2007. Proceedings of the Association of Canadian Ergonomists. [CD-ROM] 6 pgs.

Comparison of common methods for accident data classification: case study in a Canadian utility company

J. Tsao, K. Woodcock, 2007. Association of Canadian Ergonomists. [CD-ROM] 6 pgs.

Using simulated investigations for accident investigation studies

Woodcock, K., Drury C.G., Smiley A.M., Ma, J., 2005. Applied Ergonomics. 36: 1-12.

Comparison of simulated accident investigations performed by groups comprised of homogenous “type”

K. Woodcock, J. Tsao, 2005. Proceedings of the Association of Canadian Ergonomists. [CD-ROM] 5 pgs.

Measuring the Effectiveness of Error Investigation and Human Factors Training

Technical report; C.G. Drury, J. Ma, K. Woodcock, 2002. Federal Aviation Administration Human Factors Workbench

A New Model of How People Investigate Incidents

Technical report; Drury, C. G.; Woodcock, K.; Richards, I.; Sarac, A.; Shyhalla, K., 2001. SUNY at Buffalo.

Do Job Aids Help Incident Investigation?

Technical report; Drury, C. G.; Ma, Jiao; Woodcock, K. 2001. SUNY at Buffalo.