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Aya Bayramova1, David J Edwards2, Chris Roberts3

  • 1Infrastructure Futures Research Team, College of the Built Environment, Birmingham City University, UK.

Journal of safety research
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PubMed
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这项研究开发了一个新的分析框架,从事故案例研究中确定新的领先指标 (LI). 该框架成功识别了232个新的LI,增强了安全分析.

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识别和发展 识别和发展滞后指标分析框架 分析框架主要指标主要指标安全管理安全管理.

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