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Aviation Safety Information Analysis and Sharing (ASIAS) Overview

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Aviation has Faced Safety Challenges

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Old: FORENSIC Analysis New: PROGNOSTIC Analysis

From “What went wrong?”

To “What COULD go wrong?”

Source: National Transportation Safety Board

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What is ASIAS….

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A collaborative Government and Industry initiative on data sharing and analysis to proactively discover safety concerns before accidents or incidents occur, leading to timely mitigation and prevention.

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Aviation Safety Information Analysis and Sharing (ASIAS)

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Diverse Data are Available for ASIAS Studies

De-identifiedUser Reports

De-identifiedDigital Flight Data

Safety Data from Other Sources

Air Traffic Control Information

Weather & Wind

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Types of Proactive Safety Analyses

Vulnerability Discovery

Vulnerability Discovery

Benchmarking Operations

Benchmarking Operations

Directed Studies

Directed Studies

Safety Risk AssessmentSafety Risk Assessment

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ASIAS Members Access Analyses and Dashboards Through a Secure Portal

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MITRE’s role as a Trusted Third Party

Serve as a trusted data steward & integrator

Facilitate collaboration among public and private

partners

Develop analysis capabilities and fuse diverse

data sources

Perform predictive safety analysis and provide access

to results and tools

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ASIAS provides for:

A national aggregation and analysis of individual airline safety data

Integration across multiple data sets for improved contextual picture and more robust analysis

Achieving a predictive and prognostic ability to identify risks and issues before accidents and incidents occur

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Benefits all sectors of the aviation community

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Key ASIAS Characteristics Also Apply to Patient Safety

Data driven Link diverse data sets Multiple institutions voluntarily sharing Focus on identifying precursors with goal of

preventing unsafe conditions & adverse events Non-punitive (Used for Safety purposes only) Trusted Third Party with deep technical expertise

Patient Safety Partnership launched by MITRE is validating this concept for healthcare

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