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Human Error and System Design and Management

  • Conference proceedings
  • © 2000

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Editors:
  1. P. F. Elzer
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  2. R. H. Kluwe
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  3. B. Boussoffara
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  • Theoretical and practical aspects of the subject matter are presented
  • This collection presents a definitive overview of the current research in this field
  • Recent considerations concerning multimedia and ecological interfaces are included

Part of the book series: Lecture Notes in Control and Information Sciences (LNCIS, volume 253)

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Table of contents (28 papers)

  1. Front Matter

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  2. HCI in supervisory control: Twelve dilemmas

    • Thomas B. Sheridan
    Pages 1-12

  3. Errors in situation assessment: Implications for system design

    • Mica R. Endsley
    Pages 15-26

  4. Errors and error recovery

    • Tjerk W. van der Schaaf, L. Kanse
    Pages 27-38

  5. Analysis and prediction of failures in complex systems: Models & methods

    • Erik Hollnagel
    Pages 39-41

  6. Scenarios, function allocation and human reliability

    • Michael D. Harrison
    Pages 43-46

  7. Experience feedback and safety culture as contributors to system safety

    • Markus Schöbel, Steffen Szameitat
    Pages 47-50

  8. Operator modelling and analysis of behavioural data in human reliability analysis

    • Oliver Sträter
    Pages 51-54

  9. Discussion session I

    • Peter F. Elzer
    Pages 55-55

  10. A project overview

    • Peter F. Elzer, Badi Boussoffara
    Pages 59-63

  11. Attributes of the interface affect fault detection and fault diagnosis in supervisory control

    • Torsten Heinbokel, Rainer H. Kluwe
    Pages 65-78

  12. Evaluation of interfaces by means of experiments: what’s behind taxonomy?

    • Badi Boussoffara, Peter F. Elzer
    Pages 79-87

  13. Human performance and interface-design — Some remarks based on experiments

    • Peter Stolze, Oliver Sträter
    Pages 89-97

  14. Putting the normative decision model into practice

    • Timm Grams
    Pages 99-107

  15. Discussion session II

    • Peter F. Elzer
    Pages 109-110

  16. Multimedia interfaces and process control: The role of expressiveness

    • James L. Alty
    Pages 113-123

  17. Ecological interface design: Some premises

    • John M. Flach
    Pages 125-135

  18. Ecological interface design (EID) and the management of large numbers of intelligent agents

    • John D. Lee, Thomas Geb, Emily Pollack
    Pages 137-151

  19. Operator support in technical systems

    • Heiner Bubb
    Pages 153-162

  20. Interfaces for every day things

    • Kerstin Röse
    Pages 163-165
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Human Error and System Design and Management contains a collection of contributions presented at an international workshop with the same name held from March 24-26, 1999 at the Technical University of Clausthal, Germany. The purpose of this workshop was to discuss the results of a research project investigating the "Influences of Human-Machine-Interfaces on the Error-proneness of Operator Interaction with Technical Systems" in a broad context. Therefore experts from academia and industry were invited to participate so that practical as well as theoretical aspects of the subject matter were covered. Topics included recent considerations concerning multimedia and ecological interfaces as well as situation awareness.
This book contains the current thinking on this discussion and can be regarded as a supplement to engineers and researchers who are active in the area of human machine interfaces.

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