Andrzej GornickiGdy dochodzi do incydentów nurkowych, obwiniamy ostatnią osobę, która dotknęła wieżę. Ale dziury były tam już wcześniej. Jak myślenie systemowe zmienia wszystko.
Gareth LockTelling divers to 'just speak up' misses why they stay quiet. Speaking carries an immediate social cost; silence pays later. Power isn't rank, it's how much you have to lose. Those who see the problem most clearly often have the least room to say so.
Andrzej GornickiPo dziesięcioleciach nurkowania w dobrze znanych rzekach „ukryta” glina warstwowa ujawniła, jak wiele umyka naszej uwadze pod wodą. Na tym blogu przyglądamy się, w jaki sposób czynniki ludzkie i nauka obywatelska pomagają nurkom dostrzegać więcej, nurkować bezpieczniej oraz przyczyniają się do lepszego zrozumienia złożonych środowisk przyrodniczych i kulturowych panujących pod powierzchnią wody.
Gareth LockWe spend a lot of time asking (or telling others) what instructors should have done. We spend far less time asking what the conditions were that made it so hard to do the 'right thing'. The Linnea Mills case, viewed through systems thinking (COCOM and ECOM), changes the question, and points toward answers that actually prevent the next one.
Gareth LockMost diving accidents aren't caused by a lack of knowledge. They're caused by a lack of cognitive capacity at exactly the wrong moment. Here's the framework that explains why — and what to do about it. James knew the conditions. He'd been briefed. He had the skills. But 25 minutes into a wreck dive, his buddy was gone, his gas was low, and he was fighting the current alone. Part 1 of our new series.
Gareth LockHeuristics help divers make fast, effective decisions under pressure. Cognitive biases are what happen when those shortcuts misfire. Learn the difference — and why it matters for your safety underwater.
Human factors, non-technical skills and learning from emergent outcomes for the divers who refuse the bad-apple story.
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