Titlebook: Risk Analysis; Prospects and Opport Constantine Zervos,Kathleen Knox,Rob Coppock Book 1991 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1991 as

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The Impact of Risk Management Legislation on Small Counties,islation dealing with these materials. In California, this legislation is known as the Risk Management and Prevention Program (RMPP). This paper deals with the impact that this new legislation has on small counties and their ability to deal with the level of responsibility required. A survey was per

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Diffusion of Emergency Warning: Comparing Empirical and Simulation Results,g system effectiveness is of critical importance. The purpose of this paper is to present the results of an analysis on the timing of warning system information dissemination including the alert of the public and delivery of a warning message. A general model of the diffusion of emergency warning is

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Social Conflict Assessment in the Design of Risk Management Systems,s, but just as fundamentally from divergent assessments, perceptions and values associated with risk management. These differences impair communication and creativity in decision making and inhibit decisive action. To effectively design, implement and administer policy, the risk manager must therefo

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A New Limit-Line Approach to Compare Large Scale Societal Accidents,ptable technology. Public reaction to such conclusion is ascribed to “irrationality” or to empirical limitations. Assumptions implicit in f-c curves are briefly discussed..To avoid the limitations of f-c curves, the paper proposes a disaggregation of large scale accidents into two components: the fr

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Beyond Risk Analysis: Aspects of the Theory of Individual Choice Under Risk, are still faced with the task of choosing among competing risky courses of action. How can they make these choices in a rational manner? This question has been much studied by economists and psychologists, particularly under the rubric of “expected utility theory.” In this paper, some of the basic

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Comparing Human and Animal Cancer Risk Models Using Multistage Theory: Exponential vs. Relative vs.pically used in high dose animal studies to extrapolate to human exposures. Biologically motivated nonclonal and clonal multistage risk models are reviewed for their unifying role in consistently comparing human and animal risks and for suggesting alternate cumulative dose epidemiological risk models.

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The Use of Probabilistic Risk Assessment in Emergency Response Planning for Nuclear Power Plant Accct all of the insights which may be gained from PRAs. We outline some alternative principles and criteria for emergency response planning, drawing upon the strengths, weaknesses and potential for further development of PRA methods.