Ergonomics Problems in Process Operations. Organised by the Institution of Chemical Engineers in Association with the Ergonomics Society. Held at the University of Aston in Birmingham, 11–13 July 1984

Content: 
Front Matter, Page i
Copyright, Page ii
PREFACE, Page iii
ELEMENTS OF PROCESS CONTROL OPERATOR'S REASONING: ACTIVITY PLANNING AND SYSTEM AND PROCESS RESPONSE-TIMES, Pages 1-8, Maud Boël, François Daniellou
ERGONOMICS OF THE CONTROL OF SIMULTANEOUS PROCESSES: CASE STUDY IN BIOCHEMICAL INDUSTRY, Pages 9-19, J. LEPLAT, M. ROCHER
SOME RESULTS ON OPERATOR PERFORMANCE IN EMERGENCY EVENTS, Pages 21-32, D.D. Woods
WORKSHOP: EFFECTS OF MONOTONY AND REDUCED ACTIVITY IN MONITORING AUTOMATED PLANT, Pages 33-35, D. Whitfield, P.K. Andow, L. Bainbridge, K. Duncan, B. Eddershaw, D.E. Embrey, A. Faulkner, A. Hale, D. Lihou, I.G. Umbers, S. Wood
PROCESS CONTROL OPERATION AS A WATCHKEEPING TASK, Pages 36-37, A. Craig
WORKSHOP: HUMAN RELIABILITY ASSESSMENT TECHNIQUES, Pages 39-48, D. Whitfield, P.K. Andow, L. Bainbridge, K. Duncan, B. Eddershaw, D.E. Embrey, A. Faulkner, A. Hale, D. Lihou, I.G. Umbers, S. Wood
EXPERT SYSTEMS IN PROCESS PLANT FAULT DIAGNOSIS, Pages 49-58, P.K. Andow
AUTOMATIZED PROCESS CONTROL : THE ROLES OF COMPUTER-AVAILABLE INFORMATION AND FIELD-COLLECTED INFORMATION, Pages 59-64, F. Daniellou, M. Boël
APPLICATION OF HUMAN RELIABILITY ASSESSMENT TECHNIQUES TO PROCESS PLANT DESIGN, Pages 65-80, D.E. Embrey
A CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK FOR THE DESCRIPTION AND ANALYSIS OF MAN-MACHINE SYSTEM INTERACTION, Pages 81-96, ERIK HOLLNAGEL
THE ROLE OF VISUAL INFORMATION IN IMPROVING THE ACQUISITION OF ADEQUATE WORK ORIENTATION, Pages 97-113, A. Kautto, L. Norros, J. Ranta, H. Heimbürger
A COMPARATIVE SIMULATION STUDY OF ANNUNCIATOR SYSTEMS, Pages 115-120, H. Kragt
CONTROL CENTRES FOR NUCLEAR RESEARCH, Pages 121-132, B. Stumpe
EVALUATION OF INTEGRATED CONTROL AND SUPERVISION SYSTEMS, Pages 133-146, H.J.G. Zwaga, M. Veldkamp
WORKSHOP: EXPERT SYSTEMS IN PROCESS CONTROL, Pages 147-150, D. Whitfield, P.K. Andow, L. Bainbridge, K. Duncan, B. Eddershaw, D.E. Embrey, A. Faulkner, A. Hale, D. Lihou, I.G. Umbers, S. Wood
WORKSHOP: COMPUTER-BASED SYSTEMS IN PROCESS CONTROL, Pages 151-158, D. Whitfield, P.K. Andow, L. Bainbridge, K. Duncan, B. Eddershaw, D.E. Embrey, A. Faulkner, A. Hale, D. Lihou, I.G. Umbers, S. Wood
THE IMPACT OF PROCESS INTEGRATION AND COMPUTERISED INSTRUMENTATION ON OPERATOR CONSOLE DESIGN, Pages 158-162, T.M.J. Lenior, R.N. Pikaar, J.E. Rijnsdorp
THE IMPACT OF ERGONOMICS RESEARCH ON THE DESIGN OF THE OPERATOR INTERFACE, Pages 163-166, M.S. Carey
NOT WAVING BUT DROWNING: PROBLEMS OF HUMAN COMMUNICATION IN THE DESIGN OF SAFE SYSTEMS, Pages 167-177, Linda J. Bellamy
AUTOMATION AND THE HUMAN OPERATOR; EFFECTS IN PROCESS OPERATIONS, Pages 179-190, Alfred A.F. Brouwers
SOME REMARKS ON THE PROCESS OPERATOR AND HIS JOB THE HUMAN OPERATOR IN THE CONTROL ROOM OF TOMORROW, Pages 191-200, H. Kragt, M.J.M. Daniëls
JOB DESIGN IN COLLIERY CONTROL ROOMS, Pages 201-210, R. Martin, G.C. Simpson, C.F. Talbot
STUDIES IN DEVELOPMENT OF METHOD TO ASSESS THE MANAGEMENT FACTOR IN INDUSTRIAL LOSS, Pages 211-229, J. Powell, D. Canter
ATTENTIONAL DEMANDS OF PROCESS CONTROL OPERATIONS: EFFECTS OF BOREDOM OR FATIGUE?, Pages 231-233, R. Hockey
THE OPERATOR IN A HIGHLY AUTOMATED PLANT: Some personal observations from experiences on Computer-controlled Batch Process plant, manufacturing fine organic chemicals, Pages 234-235, A.J. Faulkner