Presentation	2007/3/21 Effects and Limits of Human Defense-in-depth : From Resilience Engineering points of view Akinori Komatsubara,
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Abstract(in English)	Resilience Engineering which E.Hollnagel et al proposed is a unique human factors approach to organizational safety. The concept of Resilience Engineering is reviewed in this paper. Next, a JCO criticality accident (1999) and a construction forged case (2005) are discussed with a relation to Resilience Engineering. Based on the case studies, this paper points that organizational resilience will not be performed if organizational members do not have the positive attitude of performing defence-in-depth and redundancy. This paper also indicates an anxiety that the latest social trend that people tend to have less interests towards others will hinder organizational resilience.
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Keyword(in English)	Human defence-in-depth / Organizational Safety / Resilience Engineering
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Conference Date	2007/3/21(1days)
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Title (in English)	Effects and Limits of Human Defense-in-depth : From Resilience Engineering points of view
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Keyword(1)	Human defence-in-depth
Keyword(2)	Organizational Safety
Keyword(3)	Resilience Engineering
1st Author's Name	Akinori Komatsubara
1st Author's Affiliation	School of Science and Engineering, Waseda University()
Date	2007/3/21
Paper #	SSS2006-36
Volume (vol)	vol.106
Number (no)	615
Page	pp.pp.-
#Pages	4
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