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International Civil Aviation Organization Roles of an RSOO in the Management of Safety Information and/or Data John Illson Chief, Integrated Safety Management Section Regional Safety Oversight Organizations Symposium 28 October 2011
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International Civil Aviation Organization
Roles of an RSOO in the Management of Safety Information and/or Data
John IllsonChief, Integrated Safety Management Section
Regional Safety Oversight Organizations Symposium
28 October 2011
• ISM Safety InitiativesSafety Analysis– iSTARS– Evolving Safety Analysis Tools
Safety Monitoring– Benefits of information sharing– Supporting Continuous Safety Improvement
Safety Policy– Safety Management Annex– Safety Information Protection
Implementation– Runway Safety Programme
Overview of ISM Activities
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iSTARS & ICAO Data Analysis ToolsSafety Analysis
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Expanding Safety Analysis Capabilities
http://www.icao.int/iSTARS
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Evolving Safety Analysis Capabilities
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Information SharingSafety Monitoring
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The Benefits of Information Sharing
• Aggregation – The combination of multiple like data sources– Enhances data quality & increases sample sizes to identify
emerging safety issues– Enables comparative benchmarking analyses to determine
best practices
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The Benefits of Information Sharing
• Efficiency– Information sharing can reduce or
eliminate duplication of effort– Proven synergies related to safety
audit practices– Operational savings realized through
proactive use of shared information
A State’s Safety “DNA”
Safety DNA composed of USOAP “genes” indicating:
Areas of applicabilityEffective ImplementationSafety Deficiencies
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A State’s Safety “DNA”
Targeted improvement in Air Navigation Services
Targeted improvement in Operations
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Collaborative Improvement
Significant potential to improve safety through collaboration andinformation sharing
Aerodrome
Air Navigation
Accident Investigation
Airworthiness
Operations
Pers Licensing
Legislation
USOAP Areas
Organization
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Protecting Safety InformationSafety Policy
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Protecting Safety Information
• Issue:– Shared information must be used for the promotion of
safety, not for inappropriate purposes• Expected outcome:– The Safety Information Protection Task Force is developing
enhanced standards & recommended practices consistent with safety management practices
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Safety Management Update
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Safety Management
• Revised Safety Management Manual will be published in 2012
• New Safety Annex (19)– Annex proposed to ANC in April
2012 (Nov 2013 applicability)
– Will contain guidance on the collection, analysis and exchange of safety data /information
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Regional Runway Safety InitiativesImplementation
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Runway Safety Related
System or Component Failure
Turbulence
Other
Loss of Control Inflight
Controlled Flight into Terrain
Unknown
Inflight Fire
0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70%
Fatalities Fatal Accidents Accidents
Percentage of All Accidents
Runway Safety Related
System or Component Failure
Turbulence
Other
Loss of Control Inflight
Controlled Flight into Terrain
Unknown
Inflight Fire
0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70%
Fatalities Fatal Accidents Accidents
Percentage of All Accidents
Runway Safety Related
System or Component Failure
Turbulence
Other
Loss of Control Inflight
Controlled Flight into Terrain
Unknown
Inflight Fire
0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70%
Fatalities Fatal Accidents Accidents
Percentage of All Accidents
Runway Safety Overview
Accidents & Related Fatalities by Occurrence CategoriesScheduled Commercial Traffic – MTOW > 2 250 kg (Yrs 2006- 2010 )
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ICAO Runway Safety Programme
• A-37 Assembly Resolution calling upon States to:− Take measures to enhance runway safety through
multi-disciplinary Runway Safety Teams (RSTs)− The Global Runway Safety Symposium and Regional
Runway Safety Seminars will promote establishment of RSTs
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Regional Runway Safety Seminars
PROPOSED DATE LOCATION STATE CO-HOST INTERNATIONAL ORGANISATION CO-HOST
2011: 12 – 14 Oct Miami US FAA IFATCA
2012: 08 Mar Amsterdam EUROCONTROL ATC Global / CANSO
26 Mar Bali Indonesia FSF / AAPA
15 – 17 May Amman IATA
Jul Brazil ANAC CANSO
Aug Manila IATA
Oct / Nov Cape Town CANSO
2013: Mar Western Africa (TBA) ACI
Jun Europe (TBA) EUROCONTROL IATA
Aug Asia Pacific (TBA) AAPA / IATA
Sep Europe (TBA) EUROCONTROL IATA
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THANK YOU
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