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Lopez, Tamara; Sharp, Helen and Wermelinger, Michel
(2024).
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1145/3643660.3643948
Abstract
Socio-technical resilience is increasingly a design goal for software that integrates new kinds of automation. Using an example drawn from air traffic control, this paper explores how a co-design approach can be used alongside resilience en- gineering principles to provide structure and focus to software design activities. The report aligns the steps associated with resilience engineering to the co-design activities of probing, provoking, projecting and prototyping, and suggests methods for engagement with stakeholders that can be used to collect and synthesise data.