Document Type
Article
Publication Date
2009
City
Dayton
Abstract
The Human-Machine Systems Engineering Methodology (HMSEM) is a systematic method to prospectively identify relevant human fallibilities, potential errors, and general human factors issues in a complex, high-risk system, then develop design recommendations for remediations to counteract the fallibilities, avoid or mitigate the errors, and resolve the issues. HMSEM uses IDEF0 functional modeling, task analysis, human fallibilities analysis, and Failure Modes and Effects Analysis, organizing the information for and from the analyses in a workbook. The results of its application to several tasks on the NextGen flight deck suggest that it can be a valuable complement to other means to anticipate and resolve human factors issues in NextGen development.
Repository Citation
Funk, K.
(2009). A Methodology and Tools for the Prospective Identification of Nextgen Human Factors Issues. 2009 International Symposium on Aviation Psychology, 106-111.
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