I used FAA data to compile USA glider accidents into an excel file. My Visual CUT software converted that data into this interactive web page:
https://www.milletsoftware.com/Data/Glider_Events.html
This allows you to slice & dice the data via pivot tables & charts. A dropdown allows you to select from master report layouts. You can filter, sort, modify and add your own reports (accessible only to you).
Double-clicking a summary cell or a chart node provides a drill-down to the detail rows making up that summary. Hover over details to see the full text via a tooltip.
One of the master reports provides accident frequency and damage level by Make, Model, and Registration Number. So you can look up past damage for a particular glider.
A video segment explaining the functionality is available here:
https://youtu.be/Vwt8TXdKU7A?t=548
It uses different data, but the idea is the same.
Please send feedback and ideas for additional report layouts.
Fly Safe!
- ido
Ido Millet
www.MilletSoftware.com
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