About

About this site

Safety Intelligence connects and visualizes aviation safety data. It analyzes the data in depth and shows, at a glance, what matters for understanding safety.

This page is an English overview. The rest of the site is currently in Korean.

Menus

• Ontology: Defines aviation concepts and links them together. The first dataset is an aviation occurrence timeline that lists accidents and incidents in Korea or involving Korean-registered aircraft in chronological order, with the occurrence category of each and, where the investigation is closed, the cause stated in the final investigation report.
• Sketch Lab: Turns knowledge into tools and visualizations. The first tool is an Aeronautical Decision-Making (ADM) self-assessment based on FAA Advisory Circular 60-22, which helps pilots reflect on five hazardous attitudes.

Topics

• Safety-II, the Functional Resonance Analysis Method (FRAM) and operational recovery
• Knowledge graphs and retrieval-based AI answers
• Occurrence timelines and data visualization

Data principles

• Causes of accidents are quoted verbatim from the conclusions of the final investigation reports published by investigation authorities.
• For accidents still under investigation, only the investigation status is shown, not causes.
• Occurrence categories follow the taxonomy defined by the CAST/ICAO Common Taxonomy Team (CICTT).
• The sources of each dataset and tool are given on its page.

Terms of use

The content of this site is for education and reference. For flight operations and legal decisions, please follow official documents and the guidance of the relevant authorities.

The purpose of accident investigation is to prevent recurrence, not to apportion blame or liability. Please read the cause statements on this site with the same purpose in mind.

Frequently asked questions

Is there a fee?

No. All content is available without signing up.

Are my self-assessment responses stored?

No. Responses are not sent to any server, and your progress is cleared when you reload or close the page.

Do you collect visit data?

We use Cloudflare Web Analytics to see visit counts and page load speed, and Google Analytics to see how each page is used.

Cloudflare Web Analytics receives the address of the page you are viewing, the referring page, the type of browser and operating system, and page load performance. It does not use cookies, and Cloudflare states that it does not identify individuals by IP address or browser information.

Google Analytics also receives your approximate location, device type, time spent on each page, and interactions such as scrolling and clicks on outbound links. It uses cookies to tell whether you have visited before, and Google states that Google Analytics does not log or store IP addresses. Its advertising features are turned off.

This site does not send your name, contact details or any other information that identifies you to either tool. You can block or delete cookies in your browser settings, and you can opt out of Google Analytics with Google’s opt-out browser add-on. Full details are in our privacy policy, which is available in Korean only.

How can I report an error?

Please email contact@safety-intelligence.org with the address of the page.

Can AI tools read the content?

Every page has a Markdown version, linked as “View as Markdown” at the bottom of the page. A guide to the whole site for AI tools is available as llms.txt.

When is new content added?

Ontology datasets and Sketch Lab tools are added over time.