
Cognitive Reliability and Error Analysis Method (CREAM)
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- Chapter headings and sub-headings: Foreword. The State of Human Reliability Analysis. Introduction. Shortcomings of First-Generation HRA. Cognitive Reliability and Error Analysis Method. Background of the Book. The Need of HRA. The Ubiquity of Erroneous Actions. The Role of HRA in PSA. The Modelling of Erroneous Actions. The Conceptual Impuissance. The Classification of Erroneous Actions. Traditional Human Factors Approaches. Information Processing Approaches. The Cognitive Systems Engineering Perspective. Evaluation. The Schism between HRA and Psychology. A Conceptual Framework. Introduction. The Need to Predict. Method, Classification, Model. Modelling of Cognition. Standard Classification Schemes. Performance Shaping Factors and Common Performance Conditions. HRA - The First Generation. Reliability and Safety Analysis of Dynamic Process Systems. First-Generation HRA Approaches. Conclusions. HRA and Cognition: Extensions. CREAM - A Second Generation HRA Method. Principles of Cream. Models of Cognition. Basic Principles of the Classification Scheme. Classification Groups. Links Between Classification Groups. The Search For Causes: Retrospective Analysis. Analysis and Stop Rules. Overall Method. Example of Retrospective Analysis. Qualitative Performance Prediction. Principles of Performance Prediction. Predictive Use of the Classification Scheme. Principles of Qualitative Performance Prediction. The Quantification of Predictions. CREAM - Basic Method. CREAM Basic Method: An Example. CREAM - Extended Method. Extended CREAM Method: An Example. References. Index.
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- No. of pages: 302
- Language: English
- Copyright: © Elsevier Science 1998
- Published: January 23, 1998
- Imprint: Elsevier Science
- eBook ISBN: 9780080529295
- Hardcover ISBN: 9780080428482
About the Author
E. Hollnagel
Dr. Hollnagel is the author of more than 200 papers and five books in the fields of man-machine systems, interface design, expert systems, cognitive engineering and human reliability. He is currently Chairman of the European Association for Cognitive Ergonomics (EACE).
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