Dr Jean-Paul Imbert graduated in Computer Science and Electronic Engineering at ENAC in 1993 and holds a phD in computer science, neuroscience and human factors with the subject : “Adapting supervisory visualization design to optimize transmission of categorized information by level of relevance”. He holds a position of research engineer in the ACHIL team at ENAC, a team dedicated to applied human system interaction and human factor research in Air Traffic Control and Cockpit operations. He has been involved in several SESAR projects and is currently in charge of the flying test bed of ACHIL team, an aircraft modified and dedicated to research projects. His expertise covers the following topics: Adaptive automation, situation awareness, participatory design and User-Centered design; Multimodal interaction; Human perception studies; Cognitive and physical ergonomics; Human Factors in ATM.

I am a research engineer at Ecole Nationale de l’Aviation Civile (ENAC, Toulouse, France). My fields of expertise are project management and interactive system development. I first worked as consultant in software development and project management for 13 years. I have been involved in various projects around ATC (approach control position simulator) and aeronautics (flight management system, electronic flight bag). I am also a certified scrum master and has several experiences as Agile project management coaching.

Three years experience at Airbus as a cockpit operations engineer on several topics such as pilots' workload and error managemement. Now responsible for the HARVIS project for ENAC.

UX Designer Computer Graphic Designer Data Visualisation