Toward generalized human factors taxonomy for classifying ASAP incident reports, AQP performance ratings, and FOQA output

Beaubien, J. Matthew; Baker, David

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Toward generalized human factors taxonomy for classifying ASAP incident reports, AQP performance ratings, and FOQA output

2003-01-01
By Beaubien, J. Matthew ; Baker, David

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Beaubien, J. Matthew ; Baker, David
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American Institutes for Research
Subject/TRT Terms:

Air Transportation Crashes Classification Crash Analysis Human Factors Performance Measurement
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Proceedings
Geographical Coverage:

United States
Corporate Publisher:

Wright State University
Abstract:

Over the years, the FAA has partnered with industry to develop a number of programs for reporting, classifying, and analyzing safety-related data. Despite their successes, none of these programs has been able to integrate data from multiple sources. to address this problem, we are developing a generalized Human factors taxonomy for classifying de-identified ASAP incident reports, AQP performace ratings, and FOQA output. Eventually, this taxonomy will be embedded into a series of searchable computer databases that "speak a common language," thereby allowing the search for trends.
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