首页|Extraction and Extended Analysis of Good Jobs from Safety Reports Using Text Mining -Focusing on the Voluntary Information Contributory to Enhancement of the Safety (VOICES) Data

Extraction and Extended Analysis of Good Jobs from Safety Reports Using Text Mining -Focusing on the Voluntary Information Contributory to Enhancement of the Safety (VOICES) Data

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To incorporate Safety-Ⅱ, which pertains to the continuation of stable operations, into safety management, we must understand why and how everyday operations are successfully carried out. However, there are no effective methods that enable such analysis since successful operations do not have to be reported in depth and are rarely analyzed. In this research, we extracted and undertook an additional analysis of the efforts or actions practiced at the sharp end to make things go right (Good Jobs) from safety reports describing events where an accident or a disaster had been successfully avoided or overcome. Specifically, we analyzed the Voluntary Information Contributory to Enhancement of the Safety (VOICES), which is one of the safety reports widely used in the field of Japanese aviation and is open to the public. In this paper, the discussions are focused on the practical analysis of the extracted Good Jobs so that they could be evaluated in depth.

Safety reportsSafety-ⅡGood jobsText miningAviation

Tsubasa Takagi、Ayumu Osawa、Miwa Nakanishi

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Keio University, Yokohama, Kanagawa 223-8522, Japan

International conference on human-computer interaction;International conference on human interface and the management of information

Human Interface and the Management of Information

439-454

2021