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REDUCING HUMAN/PILOT ERROR IN AVIATION USING AUGMENTED COGNITION AND AUTOMATION SYSTEMS IN AIRCRAFT COCKPIT

Description:: The majority of aviation accidents are caused by human error. Augmentedcognition and automation systems enhance pilot performance by evaluatingsystem limitations and flight precision and performance. This study examines thehuman-machine interface in cockpit design using the tenets of...
Author:: Naranji, Ehsan
Keyword:: Automation in Aviation, Human Factors in Aviation, Human-Machine Integration, Aviation Accidents, Augmented Cognition, and Systems Engineering
GW Unit:: Systems Engineering
Degree:: Ph.D.
Advisor:: Sarkani, Shahram and Mazzuchi, Thomas A.
Committee Member(s):: Murphree, E. Lile, Willy, Christopher, Sarkani, Shahram, Bischoff, John, and Mazzuchi, Thomas A.
Resource Type:: Thesis or Dissertation

Re-examination of the Enterprise Resource Planning Success Model in Cross Industry Sectors: New Statistical Findings

Description:: This dissertation sought to answer the question of why and how organizations succeed or fail in their implementation of the Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) system. To accomplish this goal, reexamining and recalibrating the Chung (2007) ERP Success Model with the data from various industry...
Author:: Lee, Sangmin
Keyword:: ERP, Enterprise Resource Planning, ERP Cross-Industry, and ERP Success Model
GW Unit:: Engineering Management
Degree:: Ph.D.
Advisor:: Ryan, Julie J.C.H. and Mazzuchi, Thomas A.
Committee Member(s):: Deason, Jonathan P., Murphree, E. Lile, and Kim, Young J.
Resource Type:: Thesis or Dissertation

Analyzing Complex Systems Using an Integrated Multi-scale Systems Approach

Description:: Many industries, such as healthcare, transportation, education, and other fields that involve large corporations and institutions, are complex systems composed of many diverse interacting components. Frequently, to improve performance within these industries, to move into new markets, or to...
Author:: Ravitz, Alan D.
Keyword:: Multi-scale Modeling and Simulation, Systems Approach, Complex Systems, and Systems Engineering
GW Unit:: Engineering Mgt and Systems Engineering
Degree:: Ph.D.
Advisor:: Sarkani, Shahram and Mazzuchi, Thomas A.
Committee Member(s):: Blackburn, Timothy, Murphree, E. Lile, and Stuban, Steven
Resource Type:: Thesis or Dissertation

The Impact of Human Systems Integration on Major Defense Acquisition Program Success

Description:: This investigative study demonstrated the benefits of addressing human considerations during the system development life cycle in order to have had long-term benefits to program managers and systems engineers. The approach was to use a retrospective content analysis of documents from weapon...
Author:: Algarin, Liana
Keyword:: life cycle cost, Human Systems Integration, schedule, and weapon system acquisition
GW Unit:: Systems Engineering
Degree:: D.Sc.
Advisor:: Sarkani, Shahram and Mazzuchi, Thomas A.
Committee Member(s):: Murphree, E. Lile, Sarkani, Shahram, Tanju, Bereket, Wasek, James, and Mazzuchi, Thomas A.
Resource Type:: Thesis or Dissertation

Risk Matrix Analysis Using Copulas

Description:: In this research, a framework is developed to determine the best design of risk matrices based on Cox's (2008) approach, where the performance of a risk matrix is evaluated through the probability of elimination error value. The development of research requires extension of Cox's (2008) approach...
Author:: Hong, Xing
Keyword:: copula, qualitative risk analysis, and risk matrix
GW Unit:: Engineering Mgt and Systems Engineering
Degree:: Ph.D.
Advisor:: Mazzuchi, Thomas A.
Committee Member(s):: Soyer, Refik, Van Dorp, Johan R., Shaw, Gregory L., and Murphree, E. Lile
Resource Type:: Thesis or Dissertation

A Systems Engineering Framework for Implementing a Security and Critical Patch Management Process in Diverse Environments (Academic Departments' Workstations)

Description:: AbstractA Systems Engineering Framework for Implementing aSecurity and Critical Patch Management Process in Diverse Environments(Academic Departments' Workstations)Use of the Patch Vulnerability Management (PVM) process should be seriously considered for any networked computing system. The PVM...
Author:: Mohammadi, Hadi
Keyword:: Patch Management, Vulnerability, Maintenance optimization, Systems Engineering, and Security
GW Unit:: Engineering Mgt and Systems Engineering
Degree:: Ph.D.
Advisor:: Sarkani, Shahram and Mazzuchi, Thomas A.
Committee Member(s):: Dever, Jason, Murphree, E. Lile, Sarkani, Shahram, Bischoff, John, and Mazzuchi, Thomas A.
Resource Type:: Thesis or Dissertation

ON SYSTEM ENGINEERING A BARTER-BASED RE-ALLOCATION OF SPACE SYSTEM KEY DEVELOPMENT RESOURCES

Description:: ABSTRACT NASA has had a decades-long problem with cost growth during the development of space science missions. Numerous agency-sponsored studies have produced average mission level development cost growths ranging from 23 to 77%. A new study of 26 historical NASA science instrument set...
Author:: Kosmann, William James
Keyword:: Science Instrument Development, System Engineering, Instrument Development Cost Growth, Resource Re-allocation, Barter-based Re-allocation, and Spacecraft Development Cost Growth
GW Unit:: Systems Engineering
Degree:: Ph.D.
Advisor:: Sarkani, Shahram and Mazzuchi, Thomas A.
Committee Member(s):: Murphree, E. Lile, Eftekari, Reza, and Wasek, James
Resource Type:: Thesis or Dissertation

The Role of System Thinking Development and Experiential Learning on Enterprise Transformation

Description:: The recent economic downturn has had global repercussions in all businesses alike. Competition is fierce and a survival of the fittest model is always present; fast delivery times and innovative designs ultimately translate into the enterprises' bottom line. In such market conditions, enterprises...
Author:: Lopez, Gabriel
Keyword:: transformation, system-thinking, knowledge transfer, apprenticeship, and innovation
GW Unit:: Engineering Mgt and Systems Engineering
Degree:: Ph.D.
Advisor:: Mazzuchi, Thomas A.
Committee Member(s):: Tanju, Bereket R, Murphree, E. Lile, Sarkani, Shahram, Mazzuchi, Thomas A., and Dever, Jason
Resource Type:: Thesis or Dissertation

Many Objective Sequential Decision Making

Description:: Many routine tasks require an agent to perform a series of sequential actions, either to move to a desired end state or to perform a task of indefinite duration as efficiently as possible, and almost every task requires the consideration of multiple objectives, which are frequently in conflict...
Author:: Tozer, Bentz
Keyword:: Many Objective Optimization, Multi-objective Optimization, Reinforcement Learning, and Sequential Decision Making
GW Unit:: Systems Engineering
Degree:: Ph.D.
Advisor:: Sarkani, Shahram and Mazzuchi, Thomas A.
Committee Member(s):: Francis, Royce, Willy, Chris, and Murphree, E. Lile
Resource Type:: Thesis or Dissertation

REDUCING HUMAN/PILOT ERROR IN AVIATION USING AUGMENTED COGNITION AND AUTOMATION SYSTEMS IN AIRCRAFT COCKPIT

Re-examination of the Enterprise Resource Planning Success Model in Cross Industry Sectors: New Statistical Findings

Analyzing Complex Systems Using an Integrated Multi-scale Systems Approach

The Impact of Human Systems Integration on Major Defense Acquisition Program Success

Risk Matrix Analysis Using Copulas

A Systems Engineering Framework for Implementing a Security and Critical Patch Management Process in Diverse Environments (Academic Departments' Workstations)

ON SYSTEM ENGINEERING A BARTER-BASED RE-ALLOCATION OF SPACE SYSTEM KEY DEVELOPMENT RESOURCES

The Role of System Thinking Development and Experiential Learning on Enterprise Transformation

Many Objective Sequential Decision Making

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