Cluster | Cluster label | No. of articles | Top 5 most cited articles* | Average citation (based on top 10 articles in each cluster) |
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Cluster 1 (Red) | Task analysis and cognitive approaches to improve human reliability | 51 | Swain and Guttmann (1983), Kirwan (1994), Hollnagel (1998), Shorrock and Kirwan (2002) and Chang and Mosleh (2007) | 18.7 |
Cluster 2 (Green) | Theories and concepts to better understand human error | 51 | Norman (1981), Rasmussen (1983), Reason (1990), Endsley (1995) and Reason (2000) | 23.07 |
Cluster 3 (Blue) | Human Factor Analysis and Classification System (HFACS) to improve safety | 48 | Hetherington et al. (2006), Trucco et al. (2008), Celik and Cebi (2008), Chauvin et al. (2013) and Chen et al. (2013) | 15.02 |
Cluster 4 (Orange) | Normal Accident Theory (NAT) vs HRO (High-Reliability Organisations) to explain the cause of the accident | 41 | Rasmussen (1997), Perrow (1999), Dekker (2006), Leveson (2011) and Hollnagel (2016) | 20.39 |
Cluster 5 (Purple) | Classification of accidents in several industries due to human error | 34 | Shappell and Wiegmann (1997), Reinach and Viale (2006), ElBardissi et al. (2007), Patterson and Shappell (2010) and Lenné et al. (2012) | 49.88 |