EEMUA 201 : 2010

Foreword
Scope
Definitions
1. Introduction
2. Control Room
3. Operator
4. HCI
5. Training
6. Maintenance
Appendix 1 - Roadmap (Development Process)
Appendix 2 - Engineer Survey Form
Appendix 3 - Operator Survey Form
Appendix 4 - Operator Task Review Questionnaire
Appendix 5 - Example Refurbishment Design Strategy
Appendix 6 - Control Room Noise
Appendix 7 - Conceptual Process Models
Appendix 8 - Graphic Design
Appendix 9 - Determination of Number of Operator Screens
Appendix 10 - Use of 'Windows'
Appendix 11 - Competency Assessment
Appendix 12 - Simulators
Appendix 13 - Example Screen Configurations
Appendix 14 - Example Graphic Hierarchies
7. References
Bibliography

Provides guidance on: - the factors to take into account when designing an HCI for such processes and activities; - display hierarchies; - screen display format design; and - control room design attributes which affect HCI.

This Publication relates to Human-Computer Interface (HCI) systems provided for people operating industrial processes and activities on facilities such as chemical plant, power stations, oil refineries, etc. It gives guidance on: · the factors to take into account when designing an HCI for such processes and activities;· display hierarchies;· screen display format design; and · control room design attributes which affect HCI.The objective is to help engineers and design teams develop HCI systems which are more usable and therefore result in safer and more cost-effective operation of industrial systems. The Guide is also intended to help reduce the need for reengineering of systems after installation.Both batch and continuous processes are covered by this Guide.