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• Groner, N. E.; Chubb, M. D.
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  Latent Human Error is the Principal Threat to the Adoption and Use of Performance-Based Fire Safety Requirements.
  Southern Building Code Congress International, Inc., Birmingtham, AL
  National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) and Society of Fire Protection Engineers (SFPE). International Conference on Fire Research and Engineering (ICFRE). Proceedings. September 10-15, 1995, SFPE, Boston, MA, Orlando, FL, Lund, D. P.; Angell, E. A., Editors, 203-208 p., 1995

• Groner, N. E.
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  Putting People Into the Performance-Based Design Option. Viewpoint.
  California Univ., Berkeley
  Fire Technology, Vol. 32, No. 3, 281-284, August/September 1996

• Groner, N. E.
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  Important "People" Problems in Hazard Analyses Can Be Modeled by Using a Cognitive Systems Approach.
  California Univ., Berkeley
  Fire Risk and Hazard Assessment Symposium. Research and Practice: Bridging the Gap. Proceedings. National Fire Protection Research Foundation. June 26-28, 1996, San Francisco, CA, 422-429 p., 1996

• Groner, N. E.; Williamson, R. B.
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  Scenario-Based Goal Decomposition: A Method for Implementing Performance-Based Fire Safety Analyses.
  California Univ., Berkeley
  Fire Research and Engineering, Second (2nd) International Conference. (ICFRE2). Proceedings. ABSTRACTS ONLY. National Institute of Standards and Technology and Society of Fire Protection Engineers. August 10-15, 1997, Gaithersburg, MD, Slaughter, K. C., Editors, 46-46 p., 1997

• Groner, N. E.; Williamson, R. B.
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  Using a Table of Desirable Systems States to Integrate Models of Fire Development With Active System and Human Responses to a Fire Scenario. Automatic Sprinklers on Life Safety in Buildings.
  California Univ., Berkeley
  Fire Risk and Hazard Assessment Research Application Symposium. Research and Practice: Bridging the Gap. Proceedings. National Fire Protection Research Foundation. June 25-27, 1997, San Francisco, CA, 142-151 p., 1997

• Groner, N. E.; Williamson, R. B.
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  Scenario-Based Goal Decomposition: A Method for Implementing Performance-Based Fire Safety Analyses.
  California Univ., Berkeley
  International Conference on Fire Research and Engineering (ICFRE2), Second (2nd). Proceedings. National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) and Society of Fire Protection Engineers (SFPE). August 3-8, 1997, Society of Fire Protection Engineers, Boston, MA, Gaithersburg, MD, 200-211 p., 1998

• Chubb, M. D.; Groner, N. E.; Shephard, G.
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  Hypothetical Cognitive Model for Understanding Human Behavior in Fire.
  Southeastern Association of Fire Chiefs, Birmingham, AL; California Univ., Berkeley; Cheshire Fire Brigade, Chester, UK
  Human Behavior in Fire. International Symposium, 1st. Proceedings. August 31-September 2, 1998, Textflow Ltd., Northern Ireland, Belfast, Northern Ireland, Shields, J., Editors, 203-212 p., 1998

• Groner, N. E.
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  Intentional Systems Representations Are Useful Alternatives to Physical Systems Representations of Fire-Related Human Behavior.
  California Univ., Berkeley
  Human Behavior in Fire. International Symposium, 1st. Proceedings. August 31-September 2, 1998, Textflow Ltd., Northern Ireland, Belfast, Northern Ireland, Shields, J., Editors, 663-671 p., 1998

• Groner, N. E.
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  Regulating Human Behavior: Using Fire Safety Codes to Maximize Performance.
  Human Factors Consultant, Santa Cruz, CA
  Fire Protection Strategies for 21st Century Building and Fire Codes Symposium. EXTENDED ABSTRACTS. Proceedings. Society of Fire Protection Engineers and American Institute of Architects. September 17-18, 2002, Baltimore, MD, 83-88 p., 2002

• Groner, N. E.
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  Compelling Case for emergency Elevator Systems.
  Fire Engineering, Vol. 155, No. 10, 126-128, October 2002