5. Synthesis of analysis from both information sides
The synthesis of analysis using results from both sides of information collection and analysis shall give compatible results for the FRO-system process, i.e. optimisation of resource allocation and cost effective flight safety priorities.
The synthesis of analysis shall include a method for cost analysis as given in Figure 2.
6. System support
The system support for the FRO-process shall consist of databases for storing of data collected from both inspection/audit findings and occurrence reporting.
The software shall contain support for structuring of the data collected in accordance with ICAO ADREP 2000 standard.
Analysis tools for risk and trend analysis shall be contained together with data storage of operational production data in such a manner that absolute risk can be calculated for use in the synthesis of analysis.
7. Figures on FRO-system concept and the FRO model
In figure 2 is the concept of the overall FRO-system shown in accordance with the text description and in figure 3 the FRO-model including ALARP and economical filtering.
Figure 2
PRIORITY OF ACTIONS

FACT BASED RISK ANALYSIS
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REQUIREMENTS FOR A SYSTEMATIC MANAGEMENT OF SAFETY BY AERODROME LICENSEES
PREFACE
The Group of Aerodrome Safety Regulators (GASR) has produced a set of requirements for the systematic management of safety, in an effort to harmonise the regulatory approach to the “how” of Aerodrome operations to complement the “what” that is provided by ICAO SARPs.
　
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