I don't. And a quick Googling of "usability design for mission-critical systems" didn't come up with much. But here's some of the salient points I have learned:
1. Minimize different fonts and colors. Perhaps three fonts and 8 colors (and I don't mean font families)
2. Screen should be intelligible from 5 feet away
3. No "chart junk" or equivalent [1]
4. Dark grey backgrounds (very dark grey is superior to black)
You will find those characteristics to be true in the systems I mentioned.
1. Minimize different fonts and colors. Perhaps three fonts and 8 colors (and I don't mean font families)
2. Screen should be intelligible from 5 feet away
3. No "chart junk" or equivalent [1]
4. Dark grey backgrounds (very dark grey is superior to black)
You will find those characteristics to be true in the systems I mentioned.
[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chartjunk