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Continuing Flying Lessons: what aviation investigations tell other disciplines about user interfaces

Flying Lessons: what aviation investigations tell other disciplines about user interfaces

Blay Whitby at UX Brighton 2013

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Concepts

  • Swiss cheese modelReason's layered-defence model is a standard way to explain how aviation investigations treat chains of latent failures in interfaces and procedures.
  • Crew resource managementCRM training treats communication, checklist design and cockpit interfaces as safety-critical user experience.
  • Human errorA practical overview of psychology topics that connect to slips, mistakes and interface design outside aviation.

People

  • James ReasonReason's work on human error and organisational accidents underpins how investigators look beyond the last person who pressed a button.