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Projects emphasize human factors that affect responses during normal and emergency operations on offshore platforms. Offshore facilities provide a minimum of space for placement and operation of complex and densely configured drilling, production and processing equipment. Facility systems must be designed, arranged, operated, and inspected to minimize potential failure of any element. The failure of a single element in these tight quarters can cause a cascade of sequential failures, resulting in a catastrophic failure of the system.

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Human Factors Projects
015	Hardhat Communicator
038	Statistical Risk Analysis for Determining Best Available and Safest Technology (BAST)
049	Fitness-for-Service Criteria for Assessing the Significance of Fatigue Cracks in Offshore Structures
067	Rig Mooring Reliability
100	Feasibility of Production, Loading and Storage Systems for the North Aleutian Basin
129	Methodology for Comparison of Alternative Production Systems
136	Shipboard Navigational Radar as an Oil Spill Tracking Tool
149	Workshop on Reliability of Offshore Operations
167	Management of Human Error in Operations of Offshore Facilities
173	Methodology for Formal Safety Assessment of the Topsides of Offshore Production Facilities
177	Offshore Platform Database and Performance Evaluation System
217	A Guide for Risk Assessment of Offshore Platforms
220	Study of Human Factors in Offshore Operations
221	Risk-Based Optimization of Pipeline Integrity Maintenance Activities
239	Paraffin Deposition Prediction in Multiphase Flowlines and Wellbores
246	Reliability-Based Reassessment of Jacket Platforms
250	International Workshop on Use of Human & Organizational Factors (HOF) in the Management of Safety and Environmental Hazards for Offshore Operations and Facilities
254	Pipeline Reliability Assessment
280	Risk Assessment for Dry Tree Tieback Alternatives Study
282	International Workshop on Marine Pipeline Safety Assessment and Risk Management
283	Comparative Evaluation of Minimum Structures and Jackets
294	Statistical Analysis of MMS Inspection and Accident Data
320	Risk Assessment for Ice Damage to Seabed Facilities
321	Risk Assessment and Management Based Criteria for Requalification of Marine Pipelines
323	Workshop on "Mexico Offshore Risk Based Technology Developments"
325	Performance Measures/Best Practices Workshops
329	Risk Assessment of Temporarily Abandoned or Shut-in Wells
359	Comparative Risk Analysis of Deep Water Production Systems
370	Crane Workshop
401	Second International Workshop on Human Factors in Offshore Operations
473	Integration of Human factors within Safety Assessment and Management with Specific Reference to Human Limitations in Response to Automated data inputs from Control Room Management & Monitoring Systems

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