Developed for PSYCH494 - Advanced Research in Psychology
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
by Roger Serwy
email: serwy@uiuc.edu
under the guidance of Dr. Esa Rantanen
email: rantanen@uiuc.edu
Copyright 2006, 2007. All rights reserved.
CREAM is an acronym for Cognitive Reliability and Error Analysis Method. This method was originally developed by Erik Hollnagel at University of Linkoping. Hollanagel offers a brief explanation of what CREAM is and what can be done with it. His book offers a more complete description.
CREAM is a recursive method for accident analysis and event prediction. This software tool provides a convenient method to traverse the many tables of CREAM, automatically searching and providing the next sequence for analysis. Future versions will encompass more functionality and more aspects of CREAM.