Elise Grison completed a PhD in Cognitive Psychology at the Université Sorbonne Paris Cité and IFSTTAR in 2015. Her work has mainly focused on spatial cognition, especially wayfinding processes and route choice. Since she joined the Experience, Behaviour & Cognition program at SNCF in 2020, she developed a wide variety of research projects. In the security field she works on improving security by understanding cognition, developing new safety system and test their efficiency on human behaviour. 

From human behaviour understanding to improved safety at Pedestrian Tracks Crossing (PTC) - With Yanna Carli 

The collaborative research project that will be exposed propose a renewed approach to safety based on cognitive ergonomics and biomechanical analyses. It develops and tests new systems in real-life situation, using virtual reality technologies, to improve safety at pedestrian tracks crossing. These research efforts, completed with technical and economic ones, will give decision-makers well-sourced data to ground choice and open to implementation of more effective safety systems.

SNCF Group, founded in 1938 as the French National Society of Railways, specializes in sustainable mobility with a French railway core and two strategic assets, Keolis and Geodis. The performance and integration of SNCF Group's businesses around its railway activity optimizes the cost and overall impact of transport for society.