Basic Human Factors Task Data Relationships in Aerospace System Design and Development

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Report Number: AMRL TR 65-231
Author(s): Hannah, L. Duncan, Reed, Lawrence E.
Corporate Author(s): American Institute for Research
Laboratory: Aerospace Medical Research Laboratories
Date of Publication: 1965-12
Pages: 64
Contract: AF 33(615)-1557
DoD Project: 1710
DoD Task: 171006
Identifier: AD0630638

Abstract:
The generation, use, and flow of human factors task data in aerospace system design and development are described. The data are characterized by a process of continual transformation in content and form of presentation occurring throughout the iterative cycles of system development. The networks within which data flow are shown to be extensive in size, pervasive in nature, and complex in their dynamic relationships. These dynamic processes are illustrated in flow diagrams showing the relationships of human factors task data and their input/output elements in functional analysis for planning, specifications, task analysis, human engineering, reliability, maintainability, qualitative and quantitative personnel requirements information, training equipment planning information, and maintenance manuals.

Provenance: RAF Centre of Aviation Medicine

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