Human problems with computer control: An update

Trevor Kletz

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Risk and Safety Analysis Industrial Automation and Control Systems Human-Automation Interaction and Safety

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Abstract The applications of computer control continue to grow. Incidents can be avoided by the study of previous occurrences. This paper updates “Human Problems with Computer Control” [1] and describes more incidents on computer‐controlled plants. As before, the computers provided new and easier opportunities for making familiar errors.

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