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This page lists selected publications prepared by Crew Systems Solutions staff and colleagues. The publications are ordered by topic with the most recent first. Each publication's abstract is available online, with a full copy of each paper available for download in PDF format. To view and print PDF files, you will need Adobe Acrobat Reader. If you do not have Acrobat, you can download it for free from Adobe. |
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The Advanced CANDU Reactor Annunciation System - Compliance with IEC Standard and US NRC Guidelines
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Annunciation - Building Product Team Capabilities to Support Utility Operational Improvement
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Updated Requirements for Control Room Annunciation - An Operations Perspective.
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An Approach for Improving Alarm Prioritization Analysis.
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Control Room Annunciation - Problem Assessment and Selection of Improvement Priorities.
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Development of Improvements to CANDU Computerized Annunciation.
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Retrofitting Alarm Prioritization at Bruce A: Strategy Development and Implementation Experience.
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Darlington Annunciation: User Information Needs, Current Experience and Improvement Priorities.
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An Improved Annunciation Strategy for CANDU Plants.
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Addressing the Alarm Analysis Barrier - A Tool for Improving Alarm Systems.
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Annunciation Improvements - Assessment Approaches and Lessons Learned.
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Characterizing Annunciation Use in a CANDU Nuclear Power Plant Through Task Analysis.
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Design Guidance |
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Supporting Human Performance in Operations - Principles for New Nuclear Build.
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Learning from a Mouse - How Adoption of Disney Methods Could Assist Development of CANDU Control Centres.
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Incorporating Human Factors in Decommissioning Projects - Opportunities for Adapting Application.
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Design Principles for CANDU Control Centres in Response to Evolving Utility Business Needs.
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Designing to Avoid Human Error Consequences.
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Design Principles for CANDU Control Centres.
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A Design Basis for the Development of CANDU Control Centres.
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The Role of Function Analysis in Control Centre Design.
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Logging |
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Computer-based Logging - Simplifying Station Log Preparation, Access and Use.
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Monitoring |
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A Task-based Usage Strategy for Control Centre Wall Displays.
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Monitoring Displays - A Comparison of Nuclear and Aviation Practice.
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Process Monitoring During Normal Operations at Canadian Nuclear Power Plants.
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Control Room Monitoring of Process Conditions and Identification of Improvements to Darlington Monitoring Displays.
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The Effect of Overview Displays on Situation Assessment.
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Operational Assessments |
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Control Room Compensatory Actions - Common Workplace Workarounds
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Validation - Experience and Ongoing Challenges
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Lessons Learned - The Columbia Space Shuttle Accident.
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Operational Validation - Current Status and Opportunities for Improvement.
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Criteria for Operator Review of Workplace Changes.
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Operational Assessment of Critical Safety Parameter Monitoring - Findings and Lessons Learned.
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Validation of the Computerized Annunciation Message List System (CAMLS).
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Procedures |
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Operational Procedures - Industry Observations and Opportunities for Improvement
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Teamwork |
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Establishing Successful Teamwork in Upset Response - Issues and Control Centre Impacts.
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Maintaining Control Centre Operational Effectiveness and Teamwork During Transitions in Station Capabilities.
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Control Centre Operations as the Focus for Building Station Teamwork - Issues and Resource Impacts.
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Training |
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An Interactive Computer-Based Training Aid for Nuclear Reactor Refuelling Operations.
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Workspace Design |
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Control Centre Change - Operator Support Experience, Principles, and Challenges
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A Work Process and Information Flow Description of Control Room Operations
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Envisioning Future Control Room Information Needs.
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Improvements to the Control Room Operator Workspace at Point Lepreau.
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