A Comparison of STPA and the ARP 4761 Safety Assessment Process
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component of the NASA Aviation Safety Program under contract NNL10AA13C. The views and conclusions in this report are those of the authors alone. Approval by NASA as a NASA Technical Report is still in process. 2 Electronic versions of this technical report can be obtained from
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A Comparison of STPA and the ARP 4761 Safety Assessment Process 1 MIT
component of the NASA Aviation Safety Program under contract NNL10AA13C. The views and conclusions in this report are those of the authors alone. Approval by NASA as a NASA Technical Report is still in process. 2 Electronic versions of this technical report can be obtained from
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