An expert system for the quantification of fault rates in construction fall accidents

Abstract

DsSafe gives satisfactory results.

Analysis of Fatal Construction Accidents in Indonesia—A Case Study

“…Li et al [25] and Olcay et al [26] demonstrated the potentia of court decisions as an alternative data source for worksite accidents in different n contexts, and Asibey et al [27] encouraged the use of court decisions as a means of mining fair compensation for accident victims. Li [15] used mathematical mode highlight the utility of court data to calculate financial losses due to construction acc…”

“…Li et al [25] and Olcay et al [26] demonstrated the potential value of court decisions as an alternative data source for worksite accidents in different national contexts, and Asibey et al [27] encouraged the use of court decisions as a means of determining fair compensation for accident victims. Li [15] used mathematical modeling to highlight the utility of court data to calculate financial losses due to construction accidents, and Li et al [16] used court decisions to identify legal loopholes for potential exploitation in minimizing accident compensation risk. Davis and Akenhead [18] used an autoreactive analysis to demonstrate the effective application of court case data in resolving worksite accident disputes.…”

“…Chong and Low [14] applied statistical data analysis to court data to develop suggestions for safety and health improvements in the Malaysian construction industry. Birganoul et al [15] used court case data to test the reliability accuracy of DsSafe, a research approach that seeks to minimize subjectivity in expert witness testimony to evaluate the causes of fall accidents with fault rates in different scenarios. Li [16] used court decision data to mathematically model construction accident compensation.…”

“…Various data-driven efforts have been made to inform legislative improvements to construction industry work safety. Individual countries have developed context-specific legal frameworks for handling occupational accidents, providing a range of potential solutions from different legal perspectives [14][15][16][17][18] that could form a potentially important resource for construction industry practitioners and regulators seeking to improve work safety guidelines. This work is the first to systematically analyze court findings from Indonesia's CACD, applying scenario and descriptive analysis to 150 CACD decisions to identify key impact factors in various types of construction accidents and explore correlative patterns and their level of significance.…”

“…Chong and Low [14] used statistical data analysis of court decisions to survey safety and health conditions in Malaysia's construction industry. Birganoul et al [15] used court case data to test the reliability accuracy of a scheme to evaluate the causes of fall accidents with error rates in different scenarios. Li [16] used court decision data to highlight construction accident compensation based on interpretations using mathematical modeling.…”