Graph Databases for Safety

Coen van Gulijk is a professor of safety and risk at the University of Huddersfield. Coen and his team work on the IT transformation of Safety Management Systems and Risk Analysis. Industry will benefit greatly from modern IT business systems to support risk-based decision making and asset management, to deliver cost reductions, performance enhancements and optimization. From 2007 till 2014, Coen was an assistant professor at the Delft University of Technology on the optimal use of theoretical concepts in Safety and Security and to apply them in various domains including: chemical risk modelling, air-transport security, group-risk decision making, safety management systems and patient safety. In 2013 and 2014 he worked as a visiting assistant professor at the University of Antwerp supporting the newly developed Master of Safety Sciences at that university. From 2001 to 2007, Coen worked on Personal Protection Equipment as a researcher at TNO. Coen is the Secretary General for the ESRA, the European Safety and Reliability Association.

Section 1: Framework 1. Introduction: Why big-data for safety? 2. Big Data Risk Analysis: Definitions and key elements 3. The BDRA triangle: Introduction to building a project

Section 2: Practical Implementation 4. Practical implementation in Graph Databases 5. Safety Text analysis with Graph Databases 6. Basic statistical analytics in Graph databases 7. Safety knowledge capture in Graph databases

Section 3: Applications 8. OTMR/RAATS analysis for SPAD detection 9. Building safety models from Close Calls 10. Bow-tie representation

Section 4: Future 11. Pushing the limits of safety beyond the current state-of-the-art 12. Skills for safety experts in the digital revolution 13. Conclusion: years and years of research, give us all your money