Introducing Human Performance Modeling in Digital Nuclear Power Industry

Jiang, Xiang; Gao, Qin; Li, Zhizhong

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“…IC 6 main elements are located in China, such as Y. Wang (Northwestern Polytechnical University) and Z. Li (Tsinghua University). This IC research has a focus on digital NPPs [64], [65], as well as HRA applied to maritime operations [66], [67]. IC 7 authors are also mainly located in China, such as L. Zhang (University of South China) and P. Li (University of South China).…”

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The social structure of 70 years of literature on Human Reliability

Ramos

Patriarca

Paltrinieri

2021

Proceedings of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, Part O:

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From its first applications to the military domain, HRA progressed to applications in Nuclear Power Plants (NPPs) operations, when development and validation of methods mainly targeted their use in Probabilistic Risk Assessments. In recent years, advances in HRA include the extension to various application fields, the development of new methods or enhancement of existing ones, data collection efforts, among others. These advances are possible due to the increasing number of authors on HRA and collaboration between them. Systematic literature reviews have been increasingly used for understanding various aspects of a research field. While recent reviews have provided an overview of the topics addressed by HRA research, the social structure of the field has not yet been fully explored. This paper discusses the social structure of HRA through 70 years of literature. The review aims at responding to how the links between different authors groups were created, that is, which large-scale projects, geographical proximity, or research topics contributed to these connections. The results indicate that (1) while the research on HRA was mostly based in the U.S.A. before 2000, China, Japan, and South Korea are significant contributors to the recent literature; (2) despite the increasing diversity of application fields, such as applications to the maritime and offshore industry, the main focus on NPPs operations is persistent since the 1980s; (3) due to large research projects, favored by a connected world, the physical workspace does not limit current collaboration among authors.

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Section: Invisible Collegesmentioning

confidence: 99%

The social structure of 70 years of literature on Human Reliability

Ramos

Patriarca

Paltrinieri

2021

Proceedings of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, Part O:

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Effects of Cognitive Style and Information Acquisition Method on Diagnosis Task Performance

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She

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International Journal of Human–Computer Interaction

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Digitalisation as a competitive advantage of Rosatom State Corporation

Degtyareva

Murzintseva

2022

Vestnik universiteta

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The article considers the process of digitalisation of the nuclear industry on the example of State Atomic Energy Corporation Rosatom and foreign companies. The purpose of the study is to identify the digital competitive advantages of Rosatom and analyse global competitors. The main prospects and trends in the development of the state corporation have been identified. The article describes the problems faced by the process of digitisation of the industry. The current digital products of Rosatom and its developments have been considered. The positive effects of the Lean Smart Plant project, the introduction of electronic document management have been described. The process of digital transformation includes the introduction of artificial intelligence, a digital twin, the Internet of things, which also changes the methodology of enterprise management and production, the infrastructure sector, high-tech modeling, automation of design and construction. It is stated that digital transformation has a multiplicative effect. The complex use of digital technologies and platforms allows you to reduce logistics costs, increase labor productivity, reduce the level of labor intensity of production and increase KPI. The main conclusions of this article are that there are a number of problems on the way of implementing digitalisation in the nuclear industry that should be overcome using current, modern, including foreign digital services that can positively affect changes due to transformational digital shifts.

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Introducing Human Performance Modeling in Digital Nuclear Power Industry

Cited by 3 publications

References 38 publications

The social structure of 70 years of literature on Human Reliability

The social structure of 70 years of literature on Human Reliability

Effects of Cognitive Style and Information Acquisition Method on Diagnosis Task Performance

Digitalisation as a competitive advantage of Rosatom State Corporation

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