Resilience Engineering

Session 5: Defence-in-depth	Session chair : Chris Nemeth
Mendonca, D. & Wallace, W. A.	Adaptive Capacity: Electric Power Restoration in New York City following the 11 September 2001 Attacks
Nathanael, D. & Marmaras, N.	The interplay between work practices and prescription: a key issue for organizational resilience
Komatsubara, A.	Human defense-in-depth is dependent on culture
Sundström, G. A.& Hollnagel, E.	On The Art of Creating and Managing Policies: Facilitating the Emergence of Resilience
Grote, G.	Rules management as source for loose coupling in high-risk systems
Session 6: The way ahead	Session chair : John Wreathall
Wybo, J. L.; Jacques, J.-M. & Poumadere, M.	Using simulation of accidents to assess resilience capacities of organizations
Sheridan, T. B.	Next Generation Air Transportation System: Human- Automation Interaction and Organizational Risks
Sträter, O.; Leonhardt, D.; Durrett, D. & Hartung, J.	Pitfalls in predefining the safety performance of the future Air Traffic Management system if using a nonresilient safety assessment approach
Dijkstra, A.	Resilience and Safety Management System
Pavard, B.; Dugdale, J.; Narges, B.& Salembier, P.	The design of robust socio technical systems