[SystemSafety] Columbia Risk Assessment

[Nancy Leveson]

It is not a document. "37" was the number of the hazard in the Shuttle
Hazard Log. There is no way NASA is going to give anyone all their hazard
logs and database information.

Nancy


On Tue, Sep 2, 2014 at 11:53 AM, Andrew Rae <andrew.rae at york.ac.uk> wrote:

> Hi Folks,
> A very specific question about the Columbia STS-107 accident.
>
> The main risk assessment for the shuttle foam / Thermal Protection System
> debris impact issue prior to
> STS-107 appears to be a document called "Integration Hazard Report 37".
>
> Despite (or maybe because of) the depth of material released about the
> shuttle pre-launch approval and post-mission reviews, I am really
> struggling to
> find the actual document.
>
> Have any of you who have researched or written about Columbia managed to
> find a copy?
>
> Regards,
> Drew
>
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