DocumentCode
1649574
Title
Operator model-based design evaluation of advanced systems: conceptual models
Author
Schryver, Jack C.
Author_Institution
Oak Ridge Nat. Lab., TN, USA
fYear
1988
Firstpage
115
Lastpage
120
Abstract
A multilevel operator modeling approach is recommended to provide broad support for the integrated design of advanced control and protection systems for nuclear power plants. Preliminary design should address the symbiosis of automated systems and human operators by giving careful attention to the roles assigned to these two system elements. A conceptual model of the operator role is developed in the context of a command-control-communication problem. According to this approach, joint responsibility can be realized in at least two ways: sharing or allocation. The inherent stabilities of different regions of the operator role space are considered. It is conjectured that the ´supervisor´ role may prove to be less effective than an ´equal partner´ role, because the latter maximizes the degree of engagement for the operator.<>
Keywords
human factors; nuclear power stations; personnel; power station computer control; degree of engagement; human factors; human operators; nuclear power plants; personnel; power station computer control; protection systems; Automatic control; Control system synthesis; Control systems; Design engineering; Laboratories; Lifting equipment; Power generation; Power system modeling; Power system reliability; Protection;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
Human Factors and Power Plants, 1988., Conference Record for 1988 IEEE Fourth Conference on
Conference_Location
Monterey, CA, USA
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/HFPP.1988.27488
Filename
27488
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