Resources & Publications
Other Publications
The HFACS framework has been used by other researchers to identify human error trends within different inustries. We appreciate and value the efforts of other researchers to further the knowledge of HFACS and human error.
Human factors analysis of Australian aviation accidents and comparison with the United States
AustrailianTransport Safety Bureau (2007). Human factors analysis of Australian aviation accidents and comparison with the United States. ATSB Transport Safety Investigation Report, B2004/0321.
Understanding the human factors contribution to railway accidents and incidents in Australia
Baysari, M. T., A. S. MecIntosh, et al. (2008). Understanding the human factors contribution to railway accidents and incidents in Australia. Accident Analysis and Prevention, 40, 1750-1757.
A review of selected aviation human factors taxonomies, accident/incidcent reporting systems and data collection tools
Beaubien, J. M. and D. P. Baker (2002). A review of selected aviation human factors taxonomies, accident/incidcent reporting systems and data collection tools. International Journal of Applied Aviaition Studies, 2:, 11-36.
Analytical HFACS for investigating human errors in shiping accidents
Celik, M. and Cebi, S. (2009). Analytical HFACS for investigating human errors in shiping accidents. Accident Analysis and Prevention, 41, 66-75.
Analysis of 2004 German general aviation aircraft accidents according to the HFACS model
Dambieer, M. and Hinkelbein, J. (2006). Analysis of 2004 German general aviation aircraft accidents according to the HFACS model. Air Medical Journal, 25(6), 265-269.
Human factors analysis and classification system Applied to civil aircraft accidents in India
Gaur, D. (2005). Human factors analysis and classification system Applied to civil aircraft accidents in India. Aviation, Space, and Environmental Medicine, 76(5): 501-505.
Human factors analysis and classification: Applying the Department of Defense system during combat operations in Iraq
Jennings, J. (2008). Human factors analysis and classification: Applying the Department of Defense system during combat operations in Iraq. Professional Safety, June: 44-51.
Human factors in maintenance: Impact on aircraft mishap frequency and severity
Krulak, D. C. (2004). Human factors in maintenance: Impact on aircraft mishap frequency and severity. Aviation, Space, and Environmental Medicine, 75(5): 429-432.
HFACS analysis of ROC Air Force aviation accidents: Reliability analysis and cross-cultural comparison
Li, W.-C. and D. Harris (2005). HFACS analysis of ROC Air Force aviation accidents: Reliability analysis and cross-cultural comparison. International Journal of Applied Aviation Studies, 5(1): 65-72.
Pilot error and its relationship with higher organizational levels: HFACS analysis of 523 accidents
Li, W.-C. and D. Harris (2006). Pilot error and its relationship with higher organizational levels: HFACS analysis of 523 accidents. Aviation, Space, and Environmental Medicine, 77(10): 1056-1061.
Eastern minds in western cockpits: Meta-analysis of human factors in mishaps from three nations
Li, W.-C., D. Harris, et al. (2007). Eastern minds in western cockpits: Meta-analysis of human factors in mishaps from three nations. Aviation, Space, and Environmental Medicine, 78(4): 420-425.
Routes to failure: Analysis of 41 civil aviation accidents from the Republic of China using the human factors analysis and classification system
Li, W.-C., D. Harris, et al. (2008). Routes to failure: Analysis of 41 civil aviation accidents from the Republic of China using the human factors analysis and classification system. Accident Analysis and Prevention, 40(2): 426-434.
Socializing the human factors analysis and classification system: Incorporating social psychological phenomena into a human factors error classification system
Paletz, S., Bearman, C., Orasanu, J., and Holbrook, J. (2009). Socializing the human factors analysis and classification system: Incorporating social psychological phenomena into a human factors error classification system. Human Factors, 51(4): 435-445.
Air Traffic Control (ATC) Related Accidents and Incidents: A Human Factors Analysis
Pape, A. M., D. A. Wiegmann, et al. (2001). Air Traffic Control (ATC) Related Accidents and Incidents: A Human Factors Analysis. 11th International Symposium on Aviation Psychology, Columbus, OH, The Ohio State University.
Application of a human error framework to conduct train accident/incident investigations
Reinach, S. and A. Viale (2006). Application of a human error framework to conduct train accident/incident investigations. Accident Analysis and Prevention, 38: 396-406.
Human factors in remotely piloted aircraft operations: HFACS analysis of 221 mishaps over 10 years
Tvaryanas, A. P., W. T. Thompson, et al. (2006). Human factors in remotely piloted aircraft operations: HFACS analysis of 221 mishaps over 10 years. Aviation, Space, and Environmental Medicine, 77(7): 724-732.
Evaluation of the Human Factors Analysis and Classification System as a predictive model
Australian Transport Safety Bureau (2010). Evaluation of the Human Factors Analysis and Classification System as a predictive model. ATSB Transport Safety Report, AR-2008-036.
