Sources of Situation Awareness Errors in Aviation¶
Jones, D. G., & Endsley, M. R. (1996). Sources of Situation Awareness Errors in Aviation. Aviation, Space, and Environmental Medicine.
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Domain-specific¶
- Situational-Awareness Collapse
- The structural signature is not missing data: post-incident reviews routinely establish that the information existed somewhere in the system
This sourceReports that the largest single category of situation-awareness errors in aviation safety reports was failure to monitor or observe information that was available.
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“failure to monitor or observe available information forming the largest single category”
- The structural signature is not missing data: post-incident reviews routinely establish that the information existed somewhere in the system
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