The August 2002 issue of the Institition of Electrical Engineering's Engineering Management Journal contains an interesting article written by Alan Webb on the Gonesse Concorde crash.
I found the description of the processes used by engineers to identify (and rule out) potential causes for the various elements in the chain of events fascinating.
Since the article is copyrighted material, I cannot post it here, but I expect that many reference libraries would carry this periodical. The IEE website is
www.iee.org.uk, although I did not find a freely available electronic version there.