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NASA NTRS · 20030071079

System Safety Hazards Assessment in Conceptual Program Trade Studies

Abstract

Providing a program in the concept development phase with a method of determining system safety benefits of potential concepts has always been a challenge. Lockheed Martin Space and Strategic Missiles has developed a methodology for developing a relative system safety ranking using the potential hazards of each concept. The resulting output supports program decisions with system safety as an evaluation criterion with supporting data for evaluation. This approach begins with a generic hazards list that has been tailored for the program being studied and augmented with an initial hazard analysis. Each proposed concept is assessed against the list of program hazards and ranked in three derived areas. The hazards can be weighted to show those that are of more concern to the program. Sensitivities can be also be determined to test the robustness of the conclusions

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Eben, Dennis M., Saemisch, Michael K.. 2003-01-01. System Safety Hazards Assessment in Conceptual Program Trade Studies. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20030071079

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