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HESSD 2004: IFIP Working Conference on Human Error, Safety and System Development

WG 13.5 - Human error, Safety and System Development

Recent accidents in a range of industries have increased concern over the design, management and control of safety-critical systems. Much recent attention has focussed upon the role of human error both in the development and in the operation of complex processes. This conference is, therefore, providing a forum for practitioners and researchers to discuss leading edge techniques that can be used to mitigate the impact of human error on safety-critical systems. The conference focuses upon techniques that can be easily integrated into existing systems engineering practices.

Programme

Tuesday 24 August 2004

10h30 - 12h: Risk Management

The Role of Night Vision Equipment in Military Incidents and Accidents - Chris W. Johnson, (U. Glasgow, UK)

The Global Aviation Information Network (GAIN): Using Information to Make the Aviation System Less Error Prone and More Error Tolerant - Christopher A. Hart, (US Federal Aviation Administration, USA)

Development of Critiquing Systems in Networked Organisations - Björn Johansson, Ola Leifler, (Linköping U., Sweden), Mats Persson, Georgios Rigas (National Defence College, Sweden)

13h30 - 15h: Formal Methods and Notations

Analysing Dynamic Function Scheduling Decisions - Karsten Loer, Michael Hildebrandt, Michael Harrison (U. York, UK)

Formal Verification And Validation Of Interactive Systems Specifications - Francis, E Jambon (CLIPS-IMAG, France), Yamine Aït-Ameur, (LISI/ENSMA, France), Benoit Breholée (ONERA-CERT-DTIM, France), Patrick Girard, Laurent Guittet (LISI/ENSMA, France)

Modelling Incident Scenarios To Enrichen User Interface Development - Maria F. Q. Vieira Turnell, Lihm, (U. Federal de Campina Grande, Brazil), Claudia V. S. Guerrero (LIHM, France) Jean-Marc Mercantini, Eugène Chouraqui (LSIS, France)

15h30 - 17h: Error Analysis

Automatic Dependent Surveillance - Broadcast / Cockpit Display of Traffic Information: Pilot Use of Electronic vs Paper Map Displays During Aircraft Navigation on the Airport Surface - Veronika Prinzo (Civil Aerospace Medical Institute, USA)

Task Patterns For Taking Into Account In An Efficient And Systematic Way Both Standard And Abnormal User Behaviour - Philippe Palanque, Sandra R. Steere (U. Paul Sabatier, France)

A Sampling Model To Ascertain Automation-Induced Complacency In Multi-Task Environments - Bagheri Nasrine, Gregory A. Jamieson (U. Toronto, Canada)

Decision Making In Avalanche Terrain A Concept For An Educational Computer Simulation Tool For Back-Country Ski Guides With A Special Focus On Human Errors - Urs Gruber (WSL, Swiss Federal Institut for Snow and Avalanche Research, Switzerland)

Wednesday 25 August 2004

10h30 - 12h: Incident and Accident Analysis 1 (Aviation and Maritime)  

Challenge Of Safety Data Analysis - Top Models Wanted: Or "Don't Call Me A Cab, When I Ask For A Map" - Jari Nisula (Airbus, France)

SYMOMAP SYstematic MOdel Of The Maritime Accident Process - Schroeder, Jens-Uwe (World Maritime U., Sweden)

The Team-Based Operation Of Safety-Critical Programmable Systems In US Commercial Aviation And The UK Maritime Industries - Christopher W. Johnson (U. Glasgow, UK)

13h30 - 15h: Methodologies

Toward A Human-Centered Uml For Risk Analysis - Application To A Medical Robot - Jérémie Guiochet (LESIA/GRIMM-ISYCOM/INSA-DGEI, France), G. Motet, C. Baron (LESIA-INSA, France), G. Boy (EURISCO International, France)

Handling Human Factors in Integrated Systems Engineering - Michael Cebulla, Technische (U. Berlin, German)

Studying Operator Behaviour During A Simple But Safety Critical Task - Hans H. K. Andersen (Risø National Laboratory, Denmark), Gunnar Hauland (DNV, Norway)

15h30 - 17h: Incident and Accident Analysis 2 (ATC and Healthcare)

Failure Analysis and The Safety-Case Lifecycle - William S. Greenwell, Elisabeth A. Strunk John C. Knight (U. Virginia, USA)

Runway Incursions: Investigating The Error Of Investigation - Anne Isaac (National Air Traffic Services Ltd, UK)

Error Behavior in Health Care: A Paradigm for Error Analysis - Bogner M. Sue (Institute for the Study of Human Error LLC, USA)

"The Human Factors Based Critical Incident Analysis Tool For Healthcare - Experience In Anaesthesia " Facilitating To Find Underlying Causes Of Critical Incidents In Anaesthesiology For Novices In Human Error - Marcus Rall (U. Hospital Tuebingen, Germany), Peter Dieckmann, Joerg Zieger, Silke Reddersen, Bertram Schaedle (UKT, Germany) Amanda Schmalzl, Tanja Manser (ETH Zurich, Switzerland)

Thursday 26 August 2004

10h30 - 12h: Design for Error Tolerance

Ergonomic Deficiencies In The Operating Room - Ulrich Matern (U.-Hospital, Tuebingen, Germany)

Integrating Human Factors In The Design Of Safety Critical Systems; A Barrier Based Approach - Bastiaan A. Schupp, Shamus Smith, Peter Wright (U. York, UK), Louis Goossens; (Delft U. of Technology, The Netherlands)

Designing Distributed Task Performance In Safety-Critical Systems Equipped With Mobile Devices - Ana-Maria-Marhan, Fabio Paternò, Carmen Santoro (ISTI-CNR, Italy)

13h30 - 15h: Invited Talk

Automation Error and Human Attention: the Challenge of Alerting Systems - Christopher Wickens (U. of Illinois, USA)