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A framework to evaluate the risk of human-and component-related vulnerability interactions

Irshad, 2021

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Irshad L
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Most accidents and malfunctions in complex engineered systems are attributed to human error. However, a closer inspection would reveal that such mishaps often emerge as a result of poor design and human-and component-related vulnerabilities acting together. To fully …
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