ASTM F1337-10(2015) Historical

1

Scope

1.1

Objectives

1.2

Target Audience

1.3

Contents

2

Human Systems Integration

2.1

Definition of Human Systems Integration

2.2

HSI Integration Process

2.3

HSI Program Requirements

3

Referenced Documents

3.1

Introduction

3.2

ASTM Standards

3.3

Commercial Standards and Documents

3.4

Government Standards and Documents

4

Terminology

4.1.1

Arrangement Drawing

4.1.2

Contractor

4.1.3

Critical Activity

4.1.4

Cultural Expectation

4.1.5

Function

4.1.6

Human Systems Integration

4.1.7

High Drivers

4.1.8

Human Error

4.1.9

Manning

4.1.10

Manpower

4.1.11

Marine System

4.1.12

Mission

4.1.13

Offshore Structure or Facility

4.1.14

Operational Requirements

4.1.15

Panel Layout Drawings

4.1.16

Procuring Organization

4.1.17

System

4.1.18

Task

4.1.19

User Interface

4.1.20

Vendor

5

Summary of Practice

5.1

HSI Design Objectives

5.2

Key Success Factors

5.3

HSI Plan

5.4

HSI Integrated Product Team

5.6

Quality Assurance

5.7

Nonduplication

5.8

Cognizance and Coordination

6

Significance of Use

6.1

Intended Use

6.2

Scope and Nature of Work

6.3

Government Formalized, Full Scale Acquisition

6.4

Commercial Acquisition Process

6.5

Non-Developmental Item Acquisition

6.6

Modernization

7

HSI Activities

7.1

Overview

7.2

HSI Lessons Learned

7.3

Early Marine Systems Analyses

7.4

Front End Analysis

7.5

HSI Risk Analysis

7.6

Manpower Analyses

7.7

Personnel Analyses

7.8

Training Analyses

7.9

Workload Analysis

7.10

HSI Input to Procurement Documents and Specifications

7.11

SOH Hazards Analyses

7.12

Personnel Survivability Analyses

7.13

Habitability Analysis

7.14

Health Service Analysis

7.15

Modeling and Simulation

7.16

User Interface (UI) Design

7.17

Usability Evaluations and UI Concept Exploration

7.18

Valve Criticality Analysis

7.19

Link Analysis

7.20

Design Reviews

7.21

Drawings and CAD Model Reviews

7.22

Inspections

7.23

Developmental Test and Evaluation

7.24

Operational Test and Evaluation

8

Documentation

8.1

Data Requirements

8.2

Traceability

8.3

Access to Data

9

Keywords

Figure
Number

Figure Title

Fig. 1

Process for Determining the Need for an HSI Program

Fig. 2

Sample Outline of a Typical HSIP

Fig. 3

Government HSI Systems Engineering Process and the System Acquisition Life Cycle

Fig. 4

Phases of the Commercial Ship Acquisition Process

Table
Number

Table Title

Table 1

Description of Government-Oriented HSI Domains

Table 2

Key Interactions among HSI Domains

Table 3

Minimum Qualifications for HSI Specialists

Table 4

Typical HSI Questions for NDI Acquisitions

Table 5

HSI Activities by Government Acquisition Phase

Table 6

HSI Activities by Commercial Industry Acquisition Phase

Table 7

Function Allocation Considerations

Table 8

Typical Task Analysis Information

Table 9

Example HSI Risk Probability Ratings

Table 10

Example HSI Risk Severity Ratings

Table 11

Example Human System Integration Risk Index