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FRamework Assessing Notorious Contributing Influences for Error (FRANCIE): Perspective on Taxonomy Development to Support Error Reporting and Analysis

Lon N. Haney; David I. Gertman - 2009

likely due to the lack of comprehensive error and performance shaping factor taxonomies, and the limited data available on … Contributing Influences for Error (FRANCIE) with a taxonomy for airline maintenance tasks. The assignment of performance shaping … factors to generic errors by experts proved to be valuable to qualitative modeling. Performance shaping factors and error …

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PROOF OF CONCEPT FOR A HUMAN RELIABILITY ANALYSIS METHOD FOR HEURISTIC USABILITY EVALUATION OF SOFTWARE

Ronald L. Boring; David I. Gertman; Jeffrey C. Joe; … - 2009

An ongoing issue within human-computer interaction (HCI) is the need for simplified or “discount” methods. The current economic slowdown has necessitated innovative methods that are results driven and cost effective. The myriad methods of design and usability are currently being...

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Human Reliability Analysis in the U.S. Nuclear Power Industry: A Comparison of Atomistic and Holistic Methods

Ronald L. Boring; David I. Gertman; Jeffrey C. Joe; … - 2009

A variety of methods have been developed to generate human error probabilities for use in the US nuclear power industry. When actual operations data are not available, it is necessary for an analyst to estimate these probabilities. Most approaches, including THERP, ASEP, SLIM-MAUD, and SPAR-H,...

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Human Factors and Data Fusion as Part of Control Systems Resilience

David I. Gertman - 2009

Human performance and human decision making is counted upon as a crucial aspect of overall system resilience. Advanced …

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