Defining and characterizing the operational context for human systems integration
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| author | Alexandre Disdier Dimitri Masson Marija Jankovic Guy‐André Boy |
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| contents | Defining and characterizing the operational context for human systems integration Alexandre Disdier Dimitri Masson Marija Jankovic Guy‐André Boy Systems Engineering Abstract Many efforts from multiple academic and industrial disciplines have studied the notion of context. The systems engineering and human systems integration fields, however, lack a generalized definition and characterization of context, in particular the operational context of complex sociotechnical systems. This paper reviews context definitions and builds a generalized definition of the operational context of complex sociotechnical systems. The objective is then to identify and extract context properties which are often implicit in the literature and do not necessarily appear in the definitions. However, eliciting them is helpful for understanding what context is made of, how it relates to complex sociotechnical systems comprising human and non‐human agents, and how an early understanding of the operational context can prove valuable to designing efficient and robust systems. Our analysis is followed by an example of how our definition and derived properties apply to the case study of the design of a remote and virtual air traffic control center. 10.1002/sys.21775 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/ |
| doi_str_mv | 10.1002/sys.21775 |
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| spellingShingle | Defining and characterizing the operational context for human systems integration Alexandre Disdier Dimitri Masson Marija Jankovic Guy‐André Boy Systems Engineering Defining and characterizing the operational context for human systems integration Alexandre Disdier Dimitri Masson Marija Jankovic Guy‐André Boy Systems Engineering Abstract Many efforts from multiple academic and industrial disciplines have studied the notion of context. The systems engineering and human systems integration fields, however, lack a generalized definition and characterization of context, in particular the operational context of complex sociotechnical systems. This paper reviews context definitions and builds a generalized definition of the operational context of complex sociotechnical systems. The objective is then to identify and extract context properties which are often implicit in the literature and do not necessarily appear in the definitions. However, eliciting them is helpful for understanding what context is made of, how it relates to complex sociotechnical systems comprising human and non‐human agents, and how an early understanding of the operational context can prove valuable to designing efficient and robust systems. Our analysis is followed by an example of how our definition and derived properties apply to the case study of the design of a remote and virtual air traffic control center. 10.1002/sys.21775 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/ |
| title | Defining and characterizing the operational context for human systems integration |
| topic | Systems Engineering |
| url | https://incose.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/sys.21775 |