2006, ISBN: 9781234379209

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Rarebooksclub.com. Paperback. New. This item is printed on demand. Paperback. 68 pages. Original publisher: Washington, D. C. : Federal Aviation Administration, Office of Aerospace Medicine, 2006 OCLC Number: (OCoLC)71782869 Subject: Air traffic control. Excerpt: . . . An exception to the typical limitations associated with than one category to be selected, the percentage summed field studies was the joint FAA-EUROCONTOL project across categories was greater than 100 . ) Contextual conducted by Pounds and Isaac ( 2003 ) to test the JANUS factors that influenced the OEs were also identified for technique. The FAAs test of the technique encompassed each link resulting in an average of 9. 6 factors per OE. twenty-nine ATC facilities which volunteered to collect The factors were distributed in the following categories: JANUS data in parallel with the FAA OE investigation Traffic and Airspace ( 49 ), Weather ( 28 ), Teamwork process. This represented a concurrent test of the JANUS ( 26 ), Pilot Actions ( 21 ), Individual Personal Factors OE analysis process because researchers interviewed ATC ( 21 ), Pilot-Controller Communications ( 20 ), Ambi-personnel to collect JANUS data while the facilitys staff ent Environment Distractions ( 18 ), Workplace Equip-conducted their investigation per FAA Order 7210. 56. ment Human-Machine Interactions ( 13 ), Procedures The technique was evaluated first based on the feasibility and Orders ( 11 ), Training and Experience ( 10 ), of the process and then for the information value of the Supervision and Management ( 10 ), Organizational data collected. Factors ( 10 ), Interpersonal Social Factors ( 5 ), and Documents and Materials ( 0. 3 ). When asked for their feedback, participants in the data collection indicated that, after going through the process, Experiments they had an overall positive opinion about the JANUS technique and thought that the questions asked were None of the experiments identified in the literature search relevant to OE causal factors. In a separate acti. . . This item ships from La Vergne,TN., Rarebooksclub.com<