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....close, as described below. The human role in availability: The human operator s role in maintaining system availability has been well understood for years. In 1975, Jack Goldberg told the fault tolerance community that fool tolerance should be an important aspect of fault tolerant system design [19]. In the late 1970s and early 1980s, much work was done on the analysis of the humans impact on diagnostics and maintenance in the context of military and industrial electronics systems; entire symposiums were dedicated to devising solutions to understanding human diagnostic behavior, improving ....
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