Context gives incidents and measures their true significance. Without it, safety-relevant information remains isolated and ambiguous. In the Piri framework, context captures the situational factors—environmental conditions, operational parameters, organizational settings—that shape how risks emerge and how measures become effective.

By modeling these influences, context transforms raw data into interpretable knowledge. Contextual models with high predictive quality help anticipate hazardous developments, adjust interventions, and understand why incidents unfold differently across domains. This enriched perspective ensures that regulatory knowledge is not only accurate, but also actionable and adaptive to real-world complexity.

pirischool:fireDrill a piri:Measure ;
	piri:inScheme pirischool:schoolSafetyMeasures ;		
	piri:broader pirischool:fireSafetyMeasures ;
	piri:prefLabel "fire"@en, "Feuer"@de ;
	piri:altLabel "fire incident"@en, "burning incident"@en, "burn"@en, "flame"@en, "Brand"@de, "Feuer"@de, "Flamme"@de ;
	piri:definition "Störungen die durch Brand verursacht sind sowie Feuer als Störung an sich."@de ;
	piri:definition "Incidents caused by fire and fire as an incident itself."@en ;
	piri:isMeasureFor pirischool:fireEmergency .