Reliability Engineering and System Safety

Human reliability analysis: data issues and errors of commission
pp. 127-127(1)
Author: Strater O.

On the way to assess errors of commission
pp. 129-138(10)
Authors: Strater O.; Dang V.; Kaufer B.; Daniels A.

The use of empirical data sources in HRA
pp. 139-143(5)
Authors: Hallbert B.; Gertman D.; Lois E.; Marble J.; Blackman H.; Byers J.

Failures without errors: quantification of context in HRA
pp. 145-151(7)
Authors: Fujita Y.; Hollnagel E.

Human reliability data, human error and accident models-illustration through the Three Mile Island accident analysis
pp. 153-167(15)
Author: Le Bot P.

Some insights from recent applications of HRA methods in PSA effort and plant operation feedback in Czech Republic
pp. 169-177(9)
Author: Holy J.

Analysis of operators' performance under emergencies using a training simulator of the nuclear power plant
pp. 179-186(8)
Authors: Park J.; Jung W.; Ha J.; Shin Y.

The CESA method and its application in a plant-specific pilot study on errors of commission
pp. 187-205(19)
Authors: Reer B.; Dang V.N.; Hirschberg S.

Expert elicitation approach for performing ATHEANA quantification
pp. 207-220(14)
Authors: Forester J.; Bley D.; Cooper S.; Lois E.; Siu N.; Kolaczkowski A.; Wreathall J.

Using an integrated process of data and modeling in HRA
pp. 221-228(8)
Authors: Wreathall J.; Bley D.; Roth E.; Multer J.; Raslear T.

Human error risk management for engineering systems: a methodology for design, safety assessment, accident investigation and training
pp. 229-240(12)
Author: Cacciabue P.C.

Model-based human reliability analysis: prospects and requirements
pp. 241-253(13)
Authors: Mosleh A.; Chang Y.H.

Considerations on the elements of quantifying human reliability
pp. 255-264(10)
Author: Strater O.

Sample size bounding and context ranking as approaches to the HRA data problem
pp. 265-274(10)
Author: Reer B.