Which of the following is NOT one of the three questions identified through data analysis?

The identification of key questions through data analysis in fire prevention typically focuses on understanding the current situation, the impacts of fire incidents, and the demographics or locations of those affected. "What is occurring?" is essential for grasping the nature of the fire-related incidents and assessing the current risks. "Who is being affected?" helps in identifying vulnerable populations or communities that may require targeted assistance or resources. "Where are they located?" plays a crucial role in mapping out areas at higher risk or those in need of enhanced preventive measures.

In this context, the question of "How can we improve?" is not one of the three foundational questions typically formulated through data analysis. While improvement strategies are critical for enhancing fire prevention efforts, they stem from insights gained after understanding the current state of affairs as identified by the other three questions. This means that while improvement is an important goal, it does not fall into the category of questions designed to gather initial data about fire incidents or their impacts.