Demonstrates improved report generation efficiency in aviation investigations, suggesting enhanced safety protocols.
AbstractInvestigation of dangerous events in civil aviation is an important task of safety insuring systems. In airtransportation, analysis and study of occurrence, of both incidents and accidents play crucial roles inaviation safety. Along with a number of other safety-related techniques, a proper timely-finishedinvestigation makes a huge contribution to preventing future aviation accidents and incidents. A finalinvestigation report, as a result of every single investigation, includes a list of safety recommendations tobe implemented by all parties that were involved in an accident, as well as factual information and relevantfindings. Obviously, the process of the final report’s issuing requires huge effort and time from theinvestigation’s personnel. This paper proposes an approach of automatization of final report generation.An accident study is based on dynamic template-driven algorithms applied in a specific software tool. Theproposed algorithm reduces the total work time of personnel for final investigation report generation andincreases the effectiveness of the aviation accident investigation bureau operation.Keywordssafety, aviation, air navigation, data processing, softwareThis is an archival copy of the original publication in WDA’25: International Workshop on Data Analytics, January 6, 2025, Kyiv, Ukraine. Available online at https://ceur-ws.org/Vol-3912/paper02.pdf. Published under the Creative Commons License Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0).
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