NASA NTRS · 19930022384
Probabilistic simulation of the human factor in structural reliability
Abstract
Many structural failures have occasionally been attributed to human factors in engineering design, analyses maintenance, and fabrication processes. Every facet of the engineering process is heavily governed by human factors and the degree of uncertainty associated with them. Factors such as societal, physical, professional, psychological, and many others introduce uncertainties that significantly influence the reliability of human performance. Quantifying human factors and associated uncertainties in structural reliability require: (1) identification of the fundamental factors that influence human performance, and (2) models to describe the interaction of these factors. An approach is being developed to quantify the uncertainties associated with the human performance. This approach consists of a multi factor model in conjunction with direct Monte-Carlo simulation.
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Shah, Ashwin R., Chamis, Christos C.. 1991-05-01. Probabilistic simulation of the human factor in structural reliability. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19930022384
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