DocumentCode
476994
Title
Understanding aviation risk
Author
Rose, Andrew
Author_Institution
Operational Anal., NATS, Southampton
fYear
2008
fDate
June 30 2008-July 3 2008
Firstpage
1
Lastpage
7
Abstract
The paper seeks to highlight the challenges facing the aviation industry in the need to better understand and predict operational risk. It looks at the types of data available to improve the understanding of risk and discusses the need to bring it together using a common risk dasiacurrencypsila. The relationships between the different types of data are briefly addressed in regard to both understanding the current level of risk and predicting what it will be in the future. The conclusions are that a more comprehensive view of risk is required and that the fusion of incident based data together with risk exposure data provides a method for achieving this. The paper highlights the potential for future aviation regulation to be risk reduction based. The paper has been generated as a result of effort being undertaken at NATS to understand risk, but reflects it from a whole aviation viewpoint.
Keywords
aerospace engineering; aerospace industry; data handling; risk management; sensor fusion; aviation industry; aviation regulation; aviation risk; common risk ´currency´; data fusion; operational risk; risk exposure data; risk reduction; aviation safety; data association; operational risk; risk assessment;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
Information Fusion, 2008 11th International Conference on
Conference_Location
Cologne
Print_ISBN
978-3-8007-3092-6
Electronic_ISBN
978-3-00-024883-2
Type
conf
Filename
4632372
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