Beyond Aviation Human Factors: Safety in High Technology Systems

Daniel E Maurino · Rob B. Lee

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Contents: Foreword by the Honorable Mr. Justice Virgil P. Moshansky Widening the search for accident causes: a theoretical framework Erebus and beyond Pathogens in the snow: the crash of flight 1363 The BAC 1-11 windscreen accident The Australian airmiss study Remedial implications: some practical applications of theory Index.

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