Ships complexity is continuously increasing and lots of action controls, traditionally carried out by crew members, are now managed and executed by the on-board automation systems. The relation among humans and automation system shall be studied with specific attention to their mutual interface and interaction issues, in order to better pursue safety. The STAMP (System-Theoretic Accident Model and Processes)-based tool named STPA (System Theoretic Process Analysis) consists the following steps: identify system hazards; draw functional control structure; identify unsafe control actions (UCAs); identify accident scenarios; formulate decisions and recommendations. In this paper an approach to model the relations among human operator and automation, based on STPA, will be proposed. An application case will be developed considering a large passenger ship and the specific hazard of dead ship condition (energy black-out). In case of navigation close to the shore and heavy weather condition, this situation can rapidly evolve into a ship loss.
HUMAN FACTOR AND AUTOMATION: A STPA APPRACH TO ENHANCE SHIP SAFETY
GUALENI P.;BONGERMINO C.
2020-01-01
Abstract
Ships complexity is continuously increasing and lots of action controls, traditionally carried out by crew members, are now managed and executed by the on-board automation systems. The relation among humans and automation system shall be studied with specific attention to their mutual interface and interaction issues, in order to better pursue safety. The STAMP (System-Theoretic Accident Model and Processes)-based tool named STPA (System Theoretic Process Analysis) consists the following steps: identify system hazards; draw functional control structure; identify unsafe control actions (UCAs); identify accident scenarios; formulate decisions and recommendations. In this paper an approach to model the relations among human operator and automation, based on STPA, will be proposed. An application case will be developed considering a large passenger ship and the specific hazard of dead ship condition (energy black-out). In case of navigation close to the shore and heavy weather condition, this situation can rapidly evolve into a ship loss.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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