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Contents
Introduction .
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Contributions.
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Contributors
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Chapter 1 Introduction, How HMI Has Been Evolving
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I. Nimmo
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Chapter 2 A Guide to Human Factors in Accident Investigation
13
R. S. Bridger
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Chapter 3 What Makes a Task Safety Critical? A Barrier-Based
and Easy- to-Use Roadmap for Determining Task Criticality
33
S. Øie
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Chapter 4 Making Sense of Sensemaking in High-Risk Organizations
53
B. E. Danielsen
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Chapter 5 Prospective Sensemaking in Complex Organizational
Domains: A Case and Some Reflections .
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T. E. Evjemo
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Chapter 6 The Challenges of Sensemaking and Human Factors in the
Maritime Sector – Exploring the Helge Ingstad Accident
85
S. O. Johnsen
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Chapter 7 Addressing Human Factors in Ship Design: Shall We?
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V. Rumawas
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Chapter 8 Sensemaking in Practical Design: A Navigation App for Fast
Leisure Boats
117
T. Porathe
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Chapter 9 Unified Bridge – Design Concepts and Results .
135
F. B. Bjørneseth
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