Figure 1. Macondo well disaster, several dimensions to consider from the report (figure 1), while indicating some key of the key concepts found in the Figure 4. Work situations and human-machine/computer interactions Table 1. List of sociotechnological concepts (and/or topics) in relation to scientific ( engineering) disciplines (indicative) Figure 7. Defence in depth model (adapted from Reason, 1997). Figure 8. Migration model (adapted from Rasmussen, 1997). Are accidents normal? represented by boundaries. When they do so beyond acceptable performance, then accidents properties, generate processes likely, at times, to go beyond this envelope, graphically Table 1. A ‘déja vu’ feeling 30 years apart The rise of network society and its implications for sociotechnological risks
