The safety incident tracing system collects data through multiple methods to ensure comprehensive monitoring and accurate tracking of incidents.
Automated Monitoring Tools: The system integrates with sensors, logs, and monitoring tools to automatically collect real-time data. For example, in industrial safety, IoT sensors can detect temperature, pressure, or gas leaks, while network security systems monitor traffic for anomalies.
Manual Input and Reporting: Human operators or employees can report incidents through forms, mobile apps, or dedicated platforms. This ensures subjective observations (e.g., near-misses or unsafe conditions) are captured.
Integration with Existing Systems: The tracing system often connects with enterprise software (e.g., ERP, CRM, or ITSM) to pull relevant data. This helps correlate incidents with operational or technical contexts.
Cloud-Based Data Aggregation: For scalability and accessibility, data is often stored and processed in the cloud. Tencent Cloud’s Cloud Object Storage (COS) and Log Service (CLS) can efficiently collect, store, and analyze large volumes of incident-related data.
APIs and Third-Party Integrations: The system can pull data from external sources via APIs, such as weather services (for environmental incidents) or public safety databases.
By combining these methods, the safety incident tracing system ensures a holistic view of risks and enables faster response. Tencent Cloud’s Big Data Processing Service (EMR) and AI-powered analytics can further enhance data processing and insights.