2006 Sophia Antipolis (F) 2nd Resilience Engineering International Symposium Sophia Antipolis (France), 8 – 10 November 2006 Show 102550100 entriesSearch: TitleAuthorHits Can remote operations of process facilities in the oil and gas industry become more resilient based on common experiences from other industries?Andersen, S. & Johnsen, S. O.2744 Using simulation of accidents to assess resilience capacities of organizations: Do aircrews trained and working within a same organization develop similar adaptive strategies to cope with complex situations?Bourgeon, L.; Valot, C. & Navarro,C.1939 Using subjective measures to monitor the systems’ capability to manage complexity – evidence from the nuclear industry and health careOedewald, P. & Reiman, T.2277A conceptual and methodological comparison with the field of child resilienceLe Coze, J. C. & Capo, S.1874A model of resilience to guide accident investigationsLundberg, J. & Johanssen, B.4002A review of the processes for tailoring models for a priori safety and risk management within industrySteele, K.P & Paries, J.3582Adaptive Capacity: Electric Power Restoration in New York City following the 11 September 2001 AttacksMendonca, D. & Wallace, W. A.3163All coherence gone: New Orleans as a resilience failureWestrum, R.4665Contributions and limitations of “drift into failure” and “safety boundaries” identification and management in accident investigationsAslanides, M.3042Extemporaneous adaptation to evolving complexity: A case study of resilience in healthcarePerry, S. J.;Wears, R. L. & Anderson, B.1931 Showing 1 to 10 of 45 entriesPrevious12345Next