Incidenciastruktúrák

Incidenciastruktúrák is a term used in Hungarian to describe how information about incidents is organized and stored within a reporting or management system. The concept encompasses how incidents are categorized, linked to related events, and structured to support analysis, accountability, and learning. It is applied across domains such as occupational safety, information technology, and emergency management, where consistent incident documentation is essential.

Typical structures include hierarchical taxonomies, linear life-cycle models (detection, assessment, escalation, resolution), matrix schemes (type by severity), and network diagrams that show interdependencies among causes and effects. Common metadata fields include incident_id, timestamp, location, category, subcategory, severity, impact, root_cause, contributing_factors, detection_method, reporter, status, assigned_to, actions_taken, resolution, and lessons_learned. Together, these structures enable filtering, trend analysis, and root-cause investigation.

Applications include safety and health management, IT service management, cybersecurity incident response, and crisis management. Incidence structures support standardized reporting, performance monitoring, audit trails, and regulatory compliance.

Challenges include interoperability, data quality, privacy, and governance. Effective use depends on agreed schemas, clear taxonomies, and defined roles for recording, viewing, and editing incident data.