Examines software automation impact on flight safety reporting, suggesting improved investigation efficiency.
AbstractDetailed study of aviation occurrence is a crucial measure to provide the required level of flight safety.Results of aviation occurrence investigation should identify factors that affect flight safety and provide adetailed study of these factors' impact on degradation of flight situation. Outcomes of aviation occurrenceinvestigation are published in specific reports which include safety recommendations for preventing suchoccurrence in the future. Aviation occurrence investigation is provided by a certified authority, whichaccumulates all possible data about a particular aviation event at the beginning stage. A gap between thetime an occurrence happened and the time of an investigation s start might significantly affect aninvestigation's quality and overall success. In the study, we consider designing a specific software forautomation of reporting of aviation occurrences to minimize a delay before an investigation starts. It issupposed to provide an authority with initial information, including occurrence class, which is classified byproposed algorithm. Proposed software structure collects all the reports from different sources, analyzesthem, filters out irrelevant data, and notifies personnel about an occurrence. An application runs as a serviceand is highly configurable, flexible, and robust.Keywordssoftware, automation, aviation occurrences reporting, incidents, accidents, aviation safety, air navigation This is an archival copy of the original publication in CEUR Workshop Proceedings of the 1st International Workshop on Algorithms of Data Processing 2024 (ADP 2024), vol. 3895, 2025, pp. 120-131. Available online at https://ceur-ws.org/Vol-3895/paper10.pdf. Published under the Creative Commons License Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0).
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