Situational Awareness and Safety.¶
Stanton, N. A., Chambers, P. R. G., & Piggott, J. (2001). Situational Awareness and Safety. Safety Science, 39(3), 189-204.
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- Situation Awareness
- In control rooms and incident command, nuclear, chemical, and process-control operators and emergency commanders use the same structure, with "loss of SA" standardized in incident reporting.
This sourceReviews situation awareness in safety-critical control-room and command settings and its standardized use in incident analysis.
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Argues SA could be extended to nuclear, petro-chemical and command-and-control domains; its incident data are aviation, and it does not show a standardized 'loss of SA' category in reporting.
“it is argued that it could been extended into other domains such as power generation, petro-chemical, nuclear, command and control, medicine, etc.”
- In control rooms and incident command, nuclear, chemical, and process-control operators and emergency commanders use the same structure, with "loss of SA" standardized in incident reporting.
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