Human error assessment and reduction technique (HEART), a technique used in the field of human reliability
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The chain of event links to the Los Rodeos airplane accident with the highest number of fatalities to date, when two Boeing 747 airliners collided resulting in the death of 583 people but the competent authorities recognised later that the accident was a human error.
In February 2010, a group led by experts from Britain's Durham University said the new clues bolstered suspicions the catastrophe was caused by human error.