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News and Announcements The Sixth STAMP Workshop, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, March 27–30, 2017 Ioana Koglbauer Graz University of Technology, Graz, Austria At the end of March 2017 close to 300 people coming from Emily Howard, Kahterine Belvin, Paul Staszak, Shawna 24 countries gathered for attending the sixth STAMP/STPA Murray, Liz Juhnke (Boeing, USA), Larry Hettinger workshop organized by Professor Nancy Leveson and her (Liberty Mutual Research Institute for Safety, USA) team at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). and Megan France (MIT). I attend this workshop with the same joy and enthusiasm Sarah Summer and Sarah Folse from US Air Force and as other people who go to a Rolling Stones concert. The MIT presented their STAMP-based analysis of hazards main attractions of this event are a set of system-theoretic and safety requirements involving the operation of tools/ instruments developed by Professor Leveson that are small unmanned aerial systems at the Edwards Air extremely useful and interesting in modelling complex Force Base. processes involving technology, people and organizations. These instruments are recommendable for the scientists and practitioners who work with complex systems and STPA can get no satisfaction with the older approaches. This meeting report briefly describes
Aviation Psychology and Applied Human Factors – American Psychological Association
Published: Jan 1, 2017
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