Specific Operations Risk Assessment特定运行风险评估
Specific Operations Risk Assessment is a structured methodology used to evaluate and justify the safety of a proposed unmanned aircraft operation by analyzing risks and required mitigations. In aerospace localization it appears in regulatory application packages, safety case documents, and drone operations manuals, often abbreviated as SORA, where it focuses on ground risk, air risk, and the associated mitigation measures.
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Where this term appears
Translators encounter SORA in beyond visual line-of-sight authorization requests, operator manuals, and regulatory guidance for higher-risk drone operations. The content includes risk classes, mitigation tables, and safety objectives, so localization must preserve cross-reference logic. In many European UAS projects, SORA submissions are prepared in English and then translated for local operators or national authorities, requiring high terminological consistency.
Translation checks
A frequent error is translating SORA as a generic “risk assessment” and removing the specific operational-approval context, which can make the methodology sound like an ordinary workplace safety check. Another is inconsistent translation of mitigation names and safety objectives across tables, breaking traceability for reviewers who must verify that each required mitigation has been addressed.
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