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te Brake GM, de Greef T, Lindenberg J, Rypkema JA, Smets NJ. Developing Adaptive User Interfaces Using a Game-Based Simulation Environment. In: van der Walle FFB, Turoff M, editors. Information Systems for Crisis Response and Management and Newark (ISCRAM ’06).; 2006. p. 6-10.
Rypkema JA, Neerincx MA, Passenier PO. PRISM Human Factors in high-demand situations: best practice guide. Vol Report TM-04-D015. Soesterberg and The Netherlands: TNO Human Factors.; 2004.
Rypkema JA, Neerincx MA, Passenier PO. Attuning the task design to 'envisioned' high-demand situations. In: Bedford, van Gelder PHAJM, editors. Safety and Reliability and ESREL 2003. Lisse: Swets & Zeitlinger; 2003. pp. p. 1351-6.
Neerincx MA, Rypkema JA, Passenier PO. Cognitive and functional ({COLFUN}) framework for envisioning and assessing high-demand situations.. In: 9th European Symposium on Cognitive Science Approaches to Process Control. Amsterdam and The Netherlands: EACE conference Series.; 2003. pp. p. 11-6.
Neerincx MA, Lindenberg J, Rypkema JA, van Besouw NJ. A practical cognitive theory of Web-navigation: Explaining age-related performance differences. Position paper. In: Workshop “Basic Research Symposium” CHI2000.; 2000. Abstract
Neerincx MA, Lindenberg J, Rypkema JA, van Besouw NJ. {UWISH} Web-navigation and age: cognitive requirements for adaptive support. Vol Report TM 00 C049. Soesterberg and The Netherlands: TNO Human Factors.; 2000.
Neerincx MA, Lindenberg J, Rypkema JA. Gebruiksvriendelijkheid van Internetdienst voor aangifte van loon- en omzetbelasting [Usability of Internet service for income- and sales-tax return]. Vol Rapport TM-899-C025. Soesterberg and The Netherlands: TNO Human Factors Research Institute.; 1999.