Nancy G. Leveson

This is a really great book about safety in complex systems. Having read books like The Challenger Launch Decision and Normal Accidents, my interest in system safety has been piqued and I've been reading any other books on the topic that I can find. This one overviews a method of system safety that looks beyond the root cause analysis used by so many organizations to determine "what went wrong" in an accident or incident.

There is a lot to learn in this book, even for those (such as myself) who are not systems engineers. The applications in so many diverse fields makes this a valuable resource for many.… (mere)

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by Nancy G. Leveson that describes today models of accidents and human errors that underlie particular approaches to safety problems and presents the elements of a safeware program, including management, hazard analysis, requirements analysis, design for safety, design of the human-machine interface, and verification software engineers and system developers, as well as their managers, must understand the issues and develop the skills robots as you how things like all immagining or Managing safety efforts with your demonstrates committee on.

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