Process and Human Factors Engineering
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Research and Technology 2002
 
Process and Human Factors Engineering
 

Process and Human Factors Engineering within the context of spaceports covers research on process efficiency, overall system performance, risk assessment, and life cycle engineering. Process Engineering for spaceports also focuses on the human aspects of process engineering, including ergonomics, human factors, human error analysis (HEA), and human reliability analysis (HRA). Process and Human Factors Engineering activities focus on benchmarking and improving existing processes used in spaceport activities, using a combination of simulation, human factors analysis, and process data collection. The ultimate goal is to create efficient processes that can be quickly adapted to the changing needs of future spaceports.


Technology focus areas include the following:

  1. Human Factors and Ergonomics
  2. Task Analysis Technology
  3. Process and Operations Analysis
  4. Modeling and Simulation
  5. Life Cycle System Engineering
  6. Risk Assessment and Scheduling
  7. Scheduling and Risk Assessment Technology


For more information regarding Process and Human Factors Engineering, please contact Dr. Deborah Carstens, (321) 867-8760, Deborah.Carstens-1@ksc.nasa.gov; or Dr. Gena Baker, (321) 867-4261, Gena.Baker-1@ksc.nasa.gov
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KSC Process and Human Factors Engineering Roadmap
KSC Process and Human Factors Engineering Roadmap

Goals Specific to Focus Areas

  • Decrease hours of work-related injury or illness
  • Reduce processing times in impacted areas
  • Increase number of processes optimized
   
     
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