Impact of non-technical skills on NPP Teams&amp;#x2019; performance: Task load effects on communication

Juhász, Márta; Soós, J.

doi:10.1109/hfpp.2007.4413210

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“…We decided to rename this finding as "communication content type", which we defined as "the type of communication content for categorization purposes (coding schemes included)". The findings of [41] on 25 communication dimensions (information questions, help or opinion questions, etc.) and [42]'s team communication information (Command, Actionreport, Inquiry, etc.)…”

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Collecting and Organizing the Influencing Factors of Team Communications to Handle Nuclear Power Plant Emergencies

Salim,

Yeom,

Ham

2024

Applied Sciences

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A nuclear power plant (NPP), as a complex safety-critical system, requires qualified operators working in teams. Interactions between operators in the main control room (MCR) team are important to ensure safe operation. Since communication is the basis of the operators’ interactions, team communication is a significant factor affecting teamwork performance. Especially during NPP emergencies, poor team communication may lead to incorrect decisions and countermeasures, causing deterioration toward accidents. Moreover, in an emergency situation, emergency response teams are assembled. This multi-team and critical work condition further emphasizes the need for effective and accurate team communication. We collected the factors influencing team communication in NPP emergencies using a literature review combined with text mining. Our method for extracting the influencing factors consists of four steps; then, by applying topic modeling from text mining, we complemented the influencing factors. The resulting list of influencing factors of team communications for handling NPP emergencies is organized into five elements: individual, team, communication, NPP tasks, and external elements. Discussions on the team communication model, applicability, communication errors, and emergency response teams are also presented.

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Section: Extracting the Influencing Factors From The Reference Papersmentioning

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Collecting and Organizing the Influencing Factors of Team Communications to Handle Nuclear Power Plant Emergencies

Salim,

Yeom,

Ham

2024

Applied Sciences

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“…In ordinary conditions, sufficient amount of explicit communication is needed for the team members to work fluently and to be able to understand the task, the task-related regulations, expectations, requirements, and the principles of the common work [11], [12]. All team members have a personal internal representation about the content and the space-time features of the actual situation as a shared mental model.…”

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“…The utterances were defined as meaningful base units of verbal interactions. The coding scheme of Juhász and Soós [11] developed to analyze team communication in high-risk environments-was previously adapted to our experimental task to categorize the utterances [3], [13] (see Table 1.). The utterances were also coded by their role in the conversations and by their subject.…”

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The connection of the style of interactions and the collaboration in a virtual work environment

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Hamornik

Geszten

et al. 2015

2015 6th IEEE International Conference on Cognitive Infocommunications (CogInfoCom)

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Nowadays it is becoming common for more and more people to work remotely in an online virtual space. Even the virtual presence of the partner means a difference in quality when engaged in a cooperative task. The purpose of this paper is to analyze social interactions in a virtual workspace. Earlier researches about the psychological features of online, remote, and virtual collaborations are also summarized. The research task replicates the process of creating an interesting holiday plan for tourists visiting Budapest. In the virtual tourist office, there are posters and a map available for the participants to create a feasible schedule for two days. The research was conducted in the VirCA (3D Virtual Collaboration Area), and includes a total of 12 analyses of dialogs recorded during the task. In completion of that, the participants' prior experiences and subjective impressions of the experiment are also measured. The efficiency of task output as a quality measure was compared with the dialogs' content analysis. The task completion time showed a strong positive correlation with the utterance category of coordination and also showed a strong but negative correlation with utterances of information sharing. The assertiveness had no connection with the efficiency index number, which was calculated by us. Results may provide a solid basis to gain better insight into the question of designing and planning task-and goal-specific communication. Conclusions may also bring guidance on how to use the virtual space more efficiently, making it more productive to collaborate.

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A Team-Level Perspective of Human Factors in Cyber Security: Security Operations Centers

Hamornik

Krasznay

2017

Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing

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Impact of non-technical skills on NPP Teams’ performance: Task load effects on communication

Cited by 4 publications

References 3 publications

Collecting and Organizing the Influencing Factors of Team Communications to Handle Nuclear Power Plant Emergencies

Collecting and Organizing the Influencing Factors of Team Communications to Handle Nuclear Power Plant Emergencies

The connection of the style of interactions and the collaboration in a virtual work environment

A Team-Level Perspective of Human Factors in Cyber Security: Security Operations Centers

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