Modelling Human Factors using the Systems Modelling Language

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HFIDTC/2/WP2.8.9/1Version 2/ 24th September 200811 Glossary and Acronym List11.1 Glossary of terms used in the H-Fly ProjectTerm Acronym DefinitionActorBehaviouralDiagramComputer AidedDesignCommunicationRelationshipConcept ofOperationsDepartment ofDefenceArchitecturalFrameworkEHFAFinal OperatingCapabilityGroundCommanderGround ControlSegmentGroundDeploymentCADCONOPSDODAFEarlyHumanFactorsAnalysisFOCGCGCSGDAn Actor represents a Role that someone or somethingplays in direct interactions with the system.SysML Behavioural Diagrams describe how a systembehaves and the interactions within the system.The use of software applications to aid design work.Shows the relationship between an Actor and a Use Case.A document describing how a system will be operated.The United States Department of Defence (DOD)framework for conducting Enterprise Architecture.The technique of assessing Human Factors risks, issuesand options at an early stage in the project lifecycle.The capability that will be provided when the system iscompleted.The Role of the person in the Ground Control Segmentwho commands the Tactical Picture Compilers and theGround Troops.The sub-system consisting of the Ground Commander,the Tactical Picture Compilers, the physical environmentand the hardware and software systems accommodated init.The Unit that includes the Officers and Soldiers on theground who will receive information provided by H-Fly.66
HFIDTC/2/WP2.8.9/1Version 2/ 24th September 2008Term Acronym DefinitionGround Troops GT A generic term for all friendly forces on the ground.H-FlyH-FlyManagementComputerH-Fly MissionHand HeldDeviceHMCHHDThe name for the system.The computer that runs the software applications thatcontrol all aspects of the operation of H-Fly apart fromthe control of UAVs.Any operation that is supported by H-Fly.The device used by Soldiers on the ground to view videocompiled at the Ground Control Segment.HazardIdentificationHAZID A generic term for Hazard Identification Techniques /ProcessesHead Quarters HQ The Organisational Unit that includes the Officers whohave ultimate operational command responsibility.Hierarchical TaskAnalysisHuman ComputerInterfaceHumanEngineeringProject PlanHumanEngineeringSystems AnalysisReportHTAHCIHEPPHESARA technique for breaking user tasks down into a hierarchyto analyse how user goals are attained.The User Interface between a human and a computer.The HEPP can either be a separate document orincorporated in the HFIP. It takes the issues identifiedwithin the HFIP that are allocated to the HumanEngineering domain, and identifies the risk reductionactivities that will be performed to address them.The HESAR is a report summarising HF activity. Theresults of all the human engineering activities detailed inthe HEPP are recorded within the HESAR. This reportcombined with the HFIP and HEPP provide an audit trailof risk reduction activities performed and designdecisions made.Human Factors HF The study of human attributes, capabilities and limitationsand the application of this knowledge to the design ofsystems.Human FactorsIntegrationHFIThe systematic process for identifying, tracking andresolving human-related issues ensuring a balanceddevelopment of both technologies and human aspects ofcapability.67
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