Human-Systems Engineering: Understanding the Process of Engineering the Human into the System

Human-Systems Engineering: Understanding the Process of Engineering the Human into the System

This report provides guidance on how human engineering practices can be better incorporated into systems engineering processes. The intended audience includes developers, engineers, and integrators who want to produce systems that will have greater capability through better consideration of all user...

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Hauptverfasser: Wallace, Daniel, Winters, John, Dugger, Melissa, Lackie, John, Hamburger, Trish
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DECISION MAKING
HUMAN FACTORS ENGINEERING
Human Factors Engineering & Man Machine System
INFORMATION EXCHANGE
SYSTEMS ENGINEERING
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