THE HUMAN FACTOR IN THE DESIGN AND LAYOUT OF SUBMARINE EQUIPMENT: ANALYSIS OF WAR PATROL REPORTS AND INTERVIEWS

Pertinent comments on the following aspects of the man-machine relationship are summarized: (a) modifications of current equipment to simplify perception of displays and operation of controls. (b) location of equipment for most efficient operations. (c) problems of intra-craft and inter-craft commun...

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Main Authors: Tolcott,Martin A, Channell,Ralph C
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Summary:Pertinent comments on the following aspects of the man-machine relationship are summarized: (a) modifications of current equipment to simplify perception of displays and operation of controls. (b) location of equipment for most efficient operations. (c) problems of intra-craft and inter-craft communication. (d) recommended fire control procedures. (e) examples of mechanical and human errors. (f) training of personnel. (g) problems of health, fatigue and morale. (h) requests for new equipment. (Author)