Operational Sequence Analysis
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<h2>Operational Sequence Analysis</h2>
<p>A method combining events, information, actions, decisions, and data to provide a graphic representation of the sequence of operator tasks. Helps to understand the order of tasks.</p>
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<p>Provides a plotted time-based chart representing the functional relationships between tasks.</p>
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<p>An inexpensive form of task simulation</p>
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<p>References21 May, 2019, 5:20 PM beta</p>
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