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THE POLLUTION-CONTROL SYSTEM IS BROKEN
Authors: DAVIES T
Citation: T. Davies, THE POLLUTION-CONTROL SYSTEM IS BROKEN, Risk analysis, 18(4), 1998, pp. 365-366
PUBLIC RELIANCE ON RISK COMMUNICATION CHANNELS IN THE WAKE OF A CRYPTOSPORIDIUM OUTBREAK
Authors: GRIFFIN RJ DUNWOODY S ZABALA F
Citation: Rj. Griffin et al., PUBLIC RELIANCE ON RISK COMMUNICATION CHANNELS IN THE WAKE OF A CRYPTOSPORIDIUM OUTBREAK, Risk analysis, 18(4), 1998, pp. 367-375
HEALTH RISKS OF ENERGY-SYSTEMS
Authors: KREWITT W HURLEY F TRUKENMULLER A FRIEDRICH R
Citation: W. Krewitt et al., HEALTH RISKS OF ENERGY-SYSTEMS, Risk analysis, 18(4), 1998, pp. 377-383
A TRIVARIATE DISTRIBUTION FOR THE HEIGHT, WEIGHT, AND FAT OF ADULT MEN
Authors: BURMASTER DE MURRAY DM
Citation: De. Burmaster et Dm. Murray, A TRIVARIATE DISTRIBUTION FOR THE HEIGHT, WEIGHT, AND FAT OF ADULT MEN, Risk analysis, 18(4), 1998, pp. 385-389
JUDGMENTS OF CHEMICAL RISKS - COMPARISONS AMONG SENIOR MANAGERS, TOXICOLOGISTS, AND THE PUBLIC
Authors: MERTZ CK SLOVIC P PURCHASE IFH
Citation: Ck. Mertz et al., JUDGMENTS OF CHEMICAL RISKS - COMPARISONS AMONG SENIOR MANAGERS, TOXICOLOGISTS, AND THE PUBLIC, Risk analysis, 18(4), 1998, pp. 391-404
JUDGMENTS OF CHEMICAL RISKS - COMPARISONS AMONG SENIOR MANAGERS, TOXICOLOGISTS, AND THE PUBLIC - INTRODUCTION
Authors: BIER VM
Citation: Vm. Bier, JUDGMENTS OF CHEMICAL RISKS - COMPARISONS AMONG SENIOR MANAGERS, TOXICOLOGISTS, AND THE PUBLIC - INTRODUCTION, Risk analysis, 18(4), 1998, pp. 405-405
ASME RISK-BASED INSERVICE INSPECTION AND TESTING - AN OUTLOOK TO THE FUTURE
Authors: BALKEY KR ART RJ BOSNAK RJ
Citation: Kr. Balkey et al., ASME RISK-BASED INSERVICE INSPECTION AND TESTING - AN OUTLOOK TO THE FUTURE, Risk analysis, 18(4), 1998, pp. 407-421
RESERVATIONS ON ASME RISK-BASED INSERVICE INSPECTION AND TESTING - ANOUTLOOK TO THE FUTURE
Authors: VESELY WE
Citation: We. Vesely, RESERVATIONS ON ASME RISK-BASED INSERVICE INSPECTION AND TESTING - ANOUTLOOK TO THE FUTURE, Risk analysis, 18(4), 1998, pp. 423-425
RESPONSE TO RESERVATIONS ON ASME RISK-BASED INSERVICE INSPECTION AND TESTING - AN OUTLOOK TO THE FUTURE
Citation: RESPONSE TO RESERVATIONS ON ASME RISK-BASED INSERVICE INSPECTION AND TESTING - AN OUTLOOK TO THE FUTURE, Risk analysis, 18(4), 1998, pp. 427-431
APPLYING RISK MODELS TO FORMULATION OF SAFETY CASES
Authors: YOUNGBLOOD RW
Citation: Rw. Youngblood, APPLYING RISK MODELS TO FORMULATION OF SAFETY CASES, Risk analysis, 18(4), 1998, pp. 433-444
PROBABILISTIC-BASED STRUCTURAL SPECIFICATIONS
Authors: MOSES F
Citation: F. Moses, PROBABILISTIC-BASED STRUCTURAL SPECIFICATIONS, Risk analysis, 18(4), 1998, pp. 445-454
RISK ANALYSIS AND MANAGEMENT OF DAM SAFELY
Authors: LAVE LB BALVANYOS T
Citation: Lb. Lave et T. Balvanyos, RISK ANALYSIS AND MANAGEMENT OF DAM SAFELY, Risk analysis, 18(4), 1998, pp. 455-462
USE OF TECHNICAL EXPERT PANELS - APPLICATIONS TO PROBABILISTIC SEISMIC HAZARD ANALYSIS
Authors: BUDNITZ RJ APOSTOLAKIS G BOORE DM CLUFF LS COPPERSMITH KJ CORNELL CA MORRIS PA
Citation: Rj. Budnitz et al., USE OF TECHNICAL EXPERT PANELS - APPLICATIONS TO PROBABILISTIC SEISMIC HAZARD ANALYSIS, Risk analysis, 18(4), 1998, pp. 463-469
A METHODOLOGY TO SELECT A WIRE INSULATION FOR USE IN HABITABLE SPACECRAFT
Authors: PAULOS T APOSTOLAKIS G
Citation: T. Paulos et G. Apostolakis, A METHODOLOGY TO SELECT A WIRE INSULATION FOR USE IN HABITABLE SPACECRAFT, Risk analysis, 18(4), 1998, pp. 471-484
DYNAMIC RISK MANAGEMENT-SYSTEMS - HYBRID ARCHITECTURE AND OFFSHORE PLATFORM ILLUSTRATION
Authors: PATECORNELL ME REGAN PJ
Citation: Me. Patecornell et Pj. Regan, DYNAMIC RISK MANAGEMENT-SYSTEMS - HYBRID ARCHITECTURE AND OFFSHORE PLATFORM ILLUSTRATION, Risk analysis, 18(4), 1998, pp. 485-496
RISK OF EXTREME EVENTS UNDER NONSTATIONARY CONDITIONS
Authors: OLSEN JR LAMBERT JH HAIMES YY
Citation: Jr. Olsen et al., RISK OF EXTREME EVENTS UNDER NONSTATIONARY CONDITIONS, Risk analysis, 18(4), 1998, pp. 497-510
A PROBABILISTIC MODEL FOR THE FAILURE FREQUENCY OF UNDERGROUND GAS-PIPELINES
Authors: COOKE R JAGER E
Citation: R. Cooke et E. Jager, A PROBABILISTIC MODEL FOR THE FAILURE FREQUENCY OF UNDERGROUND GAS-PIPELINES, Risk analysis, 18(4), 1998, pp. 511-527
TEST OF THE LINEAR NO THRESHOLD THEORY
Authors: COHEN BL
Citation: Bl. Cohen, TEST OF THE LINEAR NO THRESHOLD THEORY, Risk analysis, 18(3), 1998, pp. 229-229
DETERMINING THE DETERMINANTS OF TRUST
Authors: EARLE TC CVETKOVICH G
Citation: Tc. Earle et G. Cvetkovich, DETERMINING THE DETERMINANTS OF TRUST, Risk analysis, 18(3), 1998, pp. 231-232
DETERMINING THE DETERMINANTS OF TRUST - REPLY
Authors: PETERS RG COVELLO VT MCCALLUM DB
Citation: Rg. Peters et al., DETERMINING THE DETERMINANTS OF TRUST - REPLY, Risk analysis, 18(3), 1998, pp. 233-234
HOW DO PEOPLE EVALUATE RISK REDUCTION WHEN THEY ARE TOLD ZERO RISK ISIMPOSSIBLE
Authors: NAKAYACHI K
Citation: K. Nakayachi, HOW DO PEOPLE EVALUATE RISK REDUCTION WHEN THEY ARE TOLD ZERO RISK ISIMPOSSIBLE, Risk analysis, 18(3), 1998, pp. 235-242
BELIEFS AND THE PERCEPTION OF RISKS AND ACCIDENTS
Authors: KOUABENAN DR
Citation: Dr. Kouabenan, BELIEFS AND THE PERCEPTION OF RISKS AND ACCIDENTS, Risk analysis, 18(3), 1998, pp. 243-252
PROFILING THE HIGH HAZARDS PERCEIVERS - AN EXPLORATORY-STUDY
Authors: HELLESOY O GRONHAUG K KVITASTEIN O
Citation: O. Hellesoy et al., PROFILING THE HIGH HAZARDS PERCEIVERS - AN EXPLORATORY-STUDY, Risk analysis, 18(3), 1998, pp. 253-259
PHYSIOLOGICALLY-BASED PHARMACOKINETIC MODEL FOR TRICHLOROETHYLENE CONSIDERING ENTEROHEPATIC RECIRCULATION OF MAJOR METABOLITES
Authors: STENNER RD MERDINK JL FISHER JW BULL RJ
Citation: Rd. Stenner et al., PHYSIOLOGICALLY-BASED PHARMACOKINETIC MODEL FOR TRICHLOROETHYLENE CONSIDERING ENTEROHEPATIC RECIRCULATION OF MAJOR METABOLITES, Risk analysis, 18(3), 1998, pp. 261-269
A PROBABILISTIC FRAMEWORK FOR THE REFERENCE DOSE (PROBABILISTIC RFD)
Authors: SWARTOUT JC PRICE PS DOURSON ML CARLSONLYNCH HL KEENAN RE
Citation: Jc. Swartout et al., A PROBABILISTIC FRAMEWORK FOR THE REFERENCE DOSE (PROBABILISTIC RFD), Risk analysis, 18(3), 1998, pp. 271-282
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