The purpose of this paper is to analyze human reliability using appropriate methods for the probabilistic representation and calculation of human error to be used alongside probabilistic risk analysis in order to reduce the operational risk of the reactor operation.
Two stadium case studies are used to demonstrate the potentiality of the approach that combines wind tunnel data and the calculation of human heat balance due to particular climatic environments.
Finally, the model developed is applied to assess the collision risk of a feeder operating in Dover strait using the collision probability estimated by the developed BN model and an Event tree model for calculation of human, economic and environmental risks.
In addition to the definition and the calculation of the human error probabilities, the consequences of the human errors (i.e. rework and waste) for the quality of the processes and the products were also implemented.
In time this may facilitate computing the impact of, for example, single nucleotide polymorphisms on the reaction rates of enzymes and receptors and translating these calculations to estimates of human variability (Mortensen and Euling 2011).
Figure 6 Aspect ratio calculation of a human silhouette.
Step displacement refers to calculation of one human step based on the inertial measurements and is effectively a down-sampling from the IMU data rate to the rate of the upper filter.
The calculation of the human bioconcentration factor cannot be as easily defined as the ratio of the concentration in blood and in water.
The calculation of the human attention score is based on the assumptions that all tips that are resolved into daughter branches are in fact resolvable.
Our calculation of the human equivalent amount of American ginseng consumed by mice uses the body surface area normalization method (11) with the following assumptions: a typical mouse eats 3.5 g chow daily and weighs 22 g; the average adult human weighs 60 kg.
