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Collection of "Near-Miss" Data Background Structure Program Input Data Management Program Output Data Systems...First slide | Previous slide | Next slide | Last slide | Text version
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Collection of "Near-Miss" Data Data Systems Matrix Human Factors Taxonomy Voluntary Reporting Guidelines Automated...First slide | Previous slide | Next slide | Last slide | Text version
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Collection of "Near-Miss" Data Study Existing Data Systems Identify Potential Benefits and Problems Explore...First slide | Previous slide | Next slide | Last slide | Text version
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Collection of "Near-Miss" Data Maritime The Nautical Institute International Marine Accident Reporting Scheme (MARS) Safety...First slide | Previous slide | Next slide | Last slide | Text version
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Collection of "Near-Miss" Data Aviation Aviation Safety Reporting System (ASRS) Near Midair Collision System (NMACS) The...First slide | Previous slide | Next slide | Last slide | Text version
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Collection of "Near-Miss" Data Automated data recording systems Voluntary self-reporting systems Methods of Data...First slide | Previous slide | Next slide | Last slide | Text version
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Collection of "Near-Miss" Data Injury Prevention In-depth quantitative analysis Stronger safety efforts Cost-efficiency...First slide | Previous slide | Next slide | Last slide | Text version
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Collection of "Near-Miss" Data Definition A situation that could have resulted in accidental harm or damage but failed to in...First slide | Previous slide | Next slide | Last slide | Text version
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Research Project #7 Expand the Collection of "Near-Miss" Data to All Modes-->
Virtually all transportation incidents are preceded by a chain of events or circumstances - any one of which might have prevented the incident if it had gone another way. In a...