Document Type
Article
Publication Date
2007
City
Dayton
Abstract
This paper provides an overview of a 5-stage program of work conducted over a three-year period that aims to develop a General Aviation (GA) safety database in Australia using data collected by aviation insurers. The need to standardize and enhance insurance data was recognized to support meaningful safety-based countermeasure development. Incorporating the Human Factors Analysis and Classification Scheme into the insurance assessment process is a major feature of the data enhancement process. Data collection by GA insurance assessors in Australia, using standardized and enhanced data collection methods, will begin in late 2007. Establishment of this database will allow for meaningful safety-based analyses of GA insurance incident data in the future.
Repository Citation
Lenné, M. G.,
Ashby, K.,
& Regan, M. A.
(2007). Enhancing the Collection and Analysis of General Aviation Insurance Data in Australasia Through the Use of HFACS. 2007 International Symposium on Aviation Psychology, 387-391.
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