@misc{cogprints4576,
          volume = {4},
          number = {1},
           month = {April},
          author = {Dr Brendan Wallace and Dr Alastair Ross and Dr John Davies},
          editor = {Professor Erik Hollnagel and Professor Pietro Carlo Cacciabue},
           title = {The Creation of a New Minor Event Coding Scheme},
       publisher = {Springer Verlag},
            year = {2002},
         journal = {Cognition Technology and Work},
           pages = {1--8},
        keywords = {Human Error, cognition, safety, minor event coding scheme, nuclear industry},
             url = {http://cogprints.org/4576/},
        abstract = {Abstract: The present study began with an assessment of the reliability and usefulness of an existing minor event coding system in a British ?highconsequence?
industry. It was discovered that despite the fact that the system produced replicable data, when tested in a reliability trial the causal inferences
it was producing failed to meet the normal criteria for statistical reliability. It was therefore felt necessary to create a new model of the human factors
component of action in this industry, from which a model of human factors error in the same industry could be inferred. A set of codes (to facilitate
statistical analysis) were deduced from this last, which were then tested in a new reliability trial. The results from this trial were very encouraging, and after a
six-month pilot study in which it demonstrated its usefulness as a trend and patterning tool, the system is now being phased in within}
}

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