Search Results - "dos Santos, Isaac L."

Human factors approach for evaluation and redesign of human–system interfaces of a nuclear power plant simulator by Carvalho, Paulo V.R., dos Santos, Isaac L., Gomes, Jose Orlando, Borges, Marcos R.S., Guerlain, Stephanie

“…Nuclear power production is a safety-critical process where ultimate execution of process change decisions lie with the operators. Thus it is important to…”
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Safety implications of cultural and cognitive issues in nuclear power plant operation by Carvalho, Paulo V.R., dos Santos, Isaac L., Vidal, Mario C.R.

“…This research project was designed to investigate cultural and cognitive issues related to the work of nuclear power plant operators during their time on the…”
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Collective work and resilience of complex systems by Vidal, Mario C.R., Carvalho, Paulo V.R., Santos, Marcello S., Santos, Isaac J.L. dos

“…This article aims to describe the characteristics of collective working situations in complex systems – especially those in nuclear power plants – related to…”
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Micro incident analysis framework to assess safety and resilience in the operation of safe critical systems: A case study in a nuclear power plant by Carvalho, Paulo V.R., dos Santos, Isaac L., Gomes, José Orlando, Borges, Marcos R.S.

“…Safety in modern organizations, comprised of many nested levels with different types of coupling between them, must be managed by a control structure embedded…”
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Nuclear power plant shift supervisor's decision making during microincidents by Carvalho, Paulo V.R., dos Santos, Isaac L., Vidal, Mario C.R.

“…The aim of this paper is to examine the cognitive processes through which operators make decisions when dealing with microincidents during their actual work,…”
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Analysing human factors and non-technical skills in offshore drilling operations using FRAM (functional resonance analysis method) by França, Josué E. M., Hollnagel, Erik, dos Santos, Isaac J. A. Luquetti, Haddad, Assed N.

“…Workplaces in the oil and gas (O&G) industry have evolved to become part of the modern complex sociotechnical system that characterises onshore and offshore…”
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