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Federal Aviation Administration, System safety handbook, chapter 3. Washington D.C. Federal Aviation Administration, 2000. 

The Federal Aviation Administration s System Safety Handbook is also on the Internet as a free download. This is really a training manual. There are 17 chapters and 10 appendices—all individually downloadable as a separate pdf file. Enter Federal Aviation Administration System Safety Handbook into a search engine or go to http //www. faa.gov/library/manuals/aviation/risk management/ss handbook/. 

Federal Aviation Administration System Safety Handbook. Enter title into a search engine, or at http //www.faa.gov/library/manuals/aviation/risk management/ss handbook/. 

Federal Aviation Administration. System St ety Handbook, Chap. 3. Washington, DC 2000. 

On 18 March 1998, federal criminal charges were unsealed against a computer hacker who had disabled a key telephone company computer servicing Worcester airport. As a result of a series of commands sent from the hacker s personal computer, vital services to the Federal Aviation Administration control tower were disabled for six hours in March of 1997, see http //www. justice.gov/criminal/cybercrime/juvenilepld.htm. In April 2002, it was reported that hackers were able to penetrate a Federal Aviation Administration system and download unpublished information on airport passenger screening activities. See Poulsen (2002). 

ShappeU S. A., and Wiegmann D. A. The Human Factors Analysis and Classification System-HFACS. FAA Office of Aviation Medicine. Washington, DC Department of Transportation, Federal Aviation Administration, 2000. (Report DOT/FAA/AM-00/7)... 

Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) (1996), The Interfaces Between FUghtcrews and Modem Flight Deck Systems, FAA Washington, DC. 

CIM implementation, 514, 515 for information systems, 98-99, 106 FeasihUity stage (project fife cycle), 1242 Feasible region, 2528, 2541 Feasible solutions, 2528, 2583, 2584 Feature extraction (AVIS), 1905-1906 Features in CAD, 185 manufacturing, 452, 454 as performance measure of quahty, 1246 Features mapping, 463-466 Federal Aviation Administration, 1141, 1909, 1910... 

FAQ covering the global positioning system provided by the US Federal Aviation Administration... 

AC20.171, 2011. Alternatives to RTCA/DO-178B for Software in Airborne Systems and Equipment. U.S. Department of Transportation, Federal Aviation Administration. 

System Safety Handbook. Federal Aviation Administration, 30 December 2000. 

System Safety Handbook. 30 December 2000. Federal Aviation Administration, http //www.faa. gov/regulations policies/handbooks manuals/aviation/iisk management/ss handbook/. 

FAA, 2013a. Docket No. FAA-2013-0958. Special Conditions Boeing Model 777-200, -300, and -300ERSeries Airplanes Aircraft Electronic System Security Protection From Unauthorized Internal Access. Federal Aviation Administration, US Department of Transportation, Washington, DC. 

Scarborough A. Bailey L. Pounds J. 2005. Examining ATC Operational Errors Using the Human Factors Analysis and Classification System. Civil Aerospace Medical Institute, Federal Aviation Administration, Oklahoma City, OK 73125. 

The US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has studied the fire behaviour of the engineering plastics that are now used as cabin materials. These would have a significant effect on postcrash fires that can pose the most serious threat to passenger safety. The results form part of a flammability and smoke properties database and create a benchmark for new fire safety systems. 

Today, the system safety process is still used extensively by the various military organizations within the Department of Defense, as well as by many other federal agencies such as NASA, the Federal Aviation Administration, and the Department of Energy. In most cases, it is a required element of primary concern in the federal agency contract acquisition process. 

Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) As part of its functions, FAA fosters aviation safety through several activities. It issues and enforces regulations and standards for the manufacture, use, and maintenance of aircraft. It certifies pilots, other flight personnel and airports, operates and maintains air navigation systems, manages air traffic, and conducts research in systems, procedures, facilities, and devices to ensure aviation safety. 

September 26, 2014, Chicago, IL. An employee of a contractor deliberately started a fire in a critical area of the Federal Aviation Administration s Chicago Air Route Traffic Control Center and then tried unsuccessfully to commit suicide. The fire destroyed critical communication equipment. The system enabled processing of flight plan data for a 91,000 square mile area in the Midwest and supported communication between controllers and aircraft. 

Some government organizations require or apply system safety methods for construction projects. A project may require selective use of methods. Organizations apply system safety in some construction projects. Included are the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, the Department of Defense and its service agencies, the Federal Aviation Administration and others. Some projects may simply require use of preliminary hazard analysis that leads to a site safety plan for a project. Complex facilities that integrate specialized equipment into the project may require failure mode and effects analysis or even fault tree analysis. 

Federal Aviation Administration Next Generation Air Transportation System, (May 30 2014). Retrieved 13 July 2014, from ht //www.sebokwild.org/wiki/Feda-al Aviation Administration Next Generation Air Transportation... 

Safety standards acknowledge the economic need to employ previously developed systems, functions and components [12] [13] [14] [15]. In civil aerospace for example, systems may be reused across different aircraft types, without the need for additional assessment, provided that evidence of similar design, installation, application and operation can be produced [15]. Otherwise, the safety assessment process should be performed to examine the impact of the reusable systems on the aircraft functions. Also in civil aerospace, particularly for airborne software, the American Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) created an Advisory Circular (AC), offering means to satisfy the requirements of the aerospace software guidance DO-178B regarding the use of reusable software components [16]. 

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