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Evaluating Control Room Interface Design and Automation in Petrochemical Operations

Schwartz et al., 2015

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6681890490564519305
Author
Schwartz S
Ikuma L
Harvey C
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Proceedings of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society Annual Meeting

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Console operators are responsible for much of the safety and productivity of petrochemical facilities through continuous monitoring and mitigation of potential issues. These critical activities happen through complex human machine interfaces (HMIs), and recent studies …
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