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Applying STAMP in Accident Analysis

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Leveson, Nancy G.
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Daouk, Mirna
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Dulac, Nicolas
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Marais, Karen
Date Issued
June 2003
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Engineering Systems Division
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ESD Working Papers;ESD-WP-2003-02
Abstract
Accident models play a critical role in accident investigation and analysis. Most traditional models are based on an underlying chain of events. These models, however, have serious limitations when used for complex, socio-technical systems. Previously, Leveson proposed a new accident model (STAMP) based on system theory where the basic concept is not an event but a constraint. This paper shows how STAMP can be applied to accident analysis using three different views or models of the accident process and proposes a notation for describing this process.
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