The digital transition implies changes in safety practices, particularly for accident prevention and analysis.
What are the new auditing, certifiability and insurability practices in the age of the digital revolution?
Why is this theme important?
The strategic analysis on ‘Safety practices and the digital transition’ examines issues that lie at the intersection of new, deep learning tools and new communication technologies, safety management practices, and knowledge about social, organizational and human factors.
The group will address the certification and asssurability of systems based on software ‘black boxes’, organizational dimensions of explicability challenges, and the respective roles and responsibilities of operators, system designers, component suppliers and safety authorities. .
Recommended reading
A Foncsi publication:
- Safety in the Digital Age. Sociotechnical Perspectives on Algorithms and Machine Learning, SpringerBrief in Safety Management, Foncsi
Summaries of scientific articles in French:
- The digital age. Implications of automation, digitisation and platforms for work and employment, by Irene Mandl (Eurofound)
- The Submerged Part of the AI-Ceberg [Perspectives], by Romain Couillet, Denis Trystram and Thierry Ménissier
The strategic analysis
Methodology
Strategic analysis is a working methodology developed by the Foncsi. It aims to ensure high-level research over a particularly short period (18-24 months), and to establish a continuum of innovation between research and industry.
There are four key stages:
- The state of the art
- The international academic seminar
- Comparison with industrial practices
- The industrial seminar
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The project team for this analysis
Scientific experts
- Corinne Bieder, Scientific Director Foncsi
- Eric Marsden, Foncsi program manager
- Véronique Steyer, Ecole polytechnique
Experts from the industry and other associated organizations
- Jérôme Arnaud, TotalEnergies
- Sophie Rougé and Isabelle Terrasse, Airbus
- ASN
- DSAC-DGAC
- Dounia Lahoual and Olivier Guillaume, EDF
- Lionel Arnold, EPSF
- Adrian Darmohraj and Mario Poy, Icsi Latam
- Elsa Gisquet, Samir Bedreddine and Anne Russel, IRSN
- Marie Catrou et Anas Dabaj, SNCF
- Systra