The Prevention of Aircraft Accidents through the Collection and Analysis of Human Factor/Aeromedical Aircraft Accident Data. (la Prevenfion des accidents d'avion par la collecte et 1' analyse de donnees d'accidents facteurs humains/aeorome'dicaux).
Abstract
The overall goal of Working Group 23 was to improve the application of human factors analysis to operational enhancement and mishap prevention programs. Through different chapters, a variety of related topics were discussed in relation to the current status and approaches to aircraft accident/incident investigation, taking into account the human factors involved, procedures, categorization, tabulation and analysis. In addition, following a questionnaire which was widely distributed among all NATO countries, current data concerning the number of accidents, human factors studies, organizational aspects and the data collection were compiled and discussed. Also the possible approaches to conceptual models were described as a potential framework for the support and organisation of the principles and topics to be included in human factors/aeromedical data base. The Working Group reviewed current training programmers and discussed a common approach, in which human factors play a definite role. Examples of data bases currently in use are enclosed.
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Feb 01, 1998
- Accession Number
- ADA340929
Entities
Organizations
- AGARD