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In-time Safety Management Capabilities for Wildland Fire Management Aircraft Operations - A Gap Assessment.
| 题名： | In-time Safety Management Capabilities for Wildland Fire Management Aircraft Operations - A Gap Assessment. |
| 作者： | Revolinsky, P; Dill, E; Young, S; Ancel, E; Infeld, S. I. |
| 摘要： | This study assesses the in-time safety management services, functions, and capabilities (SFCs) being investigated by NASA’s System Wide Safety (SWS) project to determine applicability to the project’s planned safety demonstrator (SD-1) for wildland fire management. The purpose of this work is to evaluate how effectively existing SFCs address the different hazards presented by a safety demonstrator operating in a wildland fire management scenario. This will help inform decision makers which SFCs would provide the most cost-effective solutions to fill the hazard gaps for further research. Hazards for the safety demonstrator wildland fire management scenario were collated, and the SFCs were evaluated for each hazard based on how applicable and effective the unmodified SFCs are at addressing the hazard. The SFCs are also evaluated for the gap type that needs to be addressed to improve the SFC effectiveness for the given hazard. The key finding of this assessment is that all the existing SFCs require at least some research and development to adapt to the safety demonstrator. No single SFC fully addresses any of the safety demonstrator operation hazards. The result of this study will be used to determine the performance of current SFCs and suggest strategies to adapt existing SFCs or add new SFCs. |
| 总页数： | 16 pages |
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