Defeating Terrorism: What Can Human Factors/Ergonomics Offer?

Peter A. Hancock · Sandra G. Hart

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Terrorism, Counterterrorism, and Political Violence Human-Automation Interaction and Safety Risk and Safety Analysis

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Principles described here, though focusing on aviation security, apply to all aspects of human interaction with technology to facilitate homeland defense.

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