Risk engineering : bridging risk analysis with stakeholders values.

Material type: Text

TextSeries: Topics in safety, risk, reliability and quality ; v6Publication details: Dordrecht : Kluwer Academic Publishers, 1999Description: xii, 271 p. : illISBN:

0792355741 (hc)

DDC classification:

363.17 21

Subject: This volume attempts, for the first time, to link the science of risk analysis with the currently on-going movement on the use of stakeholders' processes. It is intended to assess the current practice of risk engineering, and to address the potential interactions with stakeholders' processes. New type models for risk screening and prioritisation at plant and regional levels are presented using fuzzy sets. The advent of integrated risk assessment Decision Support Systems in connection with stakeholders' processes, and their interactions, are put into a practice perspective for today's developments in risk engineering

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Includes bibliographical references (p. [251]-256) and index

This volume attempts, for the first time, to link the science of risk analysis with the currently on-going movement on the use of stakeholders' processes. It is intended to assess the current practice of risk engineering, and to address the potential interactions with stakeholders' processes. New type models for risk screening and prioritisation at plant and regional levels are presented using fuzzy sets. The advent of integrated risk assessment Decision Support Systems in connection with stakeholders' processes, and their interactions, are put into a practice perspective for today's developments in risk engineering

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