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Appendix C: Consideration of Human Factors
Pages 59-60

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... The report included recommendations for training investigators, collecting human factors data, developing classification schemes, and developing computer interfaces for data entry. Further steps taken by the Coast Guard to change its casualty investigation program and human factors coding, as recommended by this report, would be valuable for future risk analyses.
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... Pp. 23-34 in Proceedings of NASA Ames Research Center-Kennedy Space Center Human Factors Workshop I: The Analysis of Errors (Incidents, Mishaps, and Close-Calls)
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