Influence Map Methodology for Evaluating Systemic Safety Issues"Raising the bar" in safety performance is a critical challenge for many organizations, including Kennedy Space Center. Contributing-factor taxonomies organize information about the reasons accidents occur and therefore are essential elements of accident investigations and safety reporting systems. Organizations must balance efforts to identify causes of specific accidents with efforts to evaluate systemic safety issues in order to become more proactive about improving safety. This project successfully addressed the following two problems: (1) methods and metrics to support the design of effective taxonomies are limited and (2) influence relationships among contributing factors are not explicitly modeled within a taxonomy.
Document ID
20090022249
Acquisition Source
Kennedy Space Center
Document Type
Extended Abstract
Date Acquired
August 24, 2013
Publication Date
March 3, 2008
Publication Information
Publication: John F. Kennedy Space Center's Technology Development and Application 2006-2007 Report
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