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Railway Dangerous Goods Transportation System Risk Assessment: An Approach Combining FMEA With Pessimistic–Optimistic Fuzzy Information Axiom Considering Acceptable Risk Coefficient

IEEE Transactions on Reliability, 2021
In this article, a new systemic risk assessment approach, which combines failure mode and effect analysis (FMEA) and pessimistic–optimistic fuzzy information axiom (POFIA) considering acceptable risk coefficient (ARC), is proposed to evaluate the risk of
Wencheng Huang, Yue Zhang
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THE JURIDICAL ANALYSIS AGAINST DOCUMENT FALSIFICATION IN EXPORT ACTIVITIES OF THE DANGEROUS GOODS CATEGORY

Journal of Court and Justice, 2022
The objective of this research is to examine the causes of document falsification in export activities based on primary legal sources, that is Law No. 10/1995 Article 103 Letter A which has been amended by Law No. 17/2006 concerning of Customs. The scope
Benyamin Steven Napitupulu, Vera Rimbawani Sushanty   +1 more
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Recognition for Dangerous Goods Vehicles in Road Based on Dangerous Goods Mark Detection

2020
Dangerous goods are harmful to human health and environment if not properly controlled. It is necessary to monitor the road transportation of dangerous goods in real time. In this paper, we provide a solution for the automated recognition of dangerous goods vehicles in road and achieve the state-of-art performance on the Dangerous Goods Vehicles ...
Qianying Hou, Lei Wang
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DGeye: Probabilistic Risk Perception and Prediction for Urban Dangerous Goods Management

ACM Trans. Inf. Syst., 2021
Recent years have witnessed the emergence of worldwide megalopolises and the accompanying public safety events, making urban safety a top priority in modern urban management.
Jingyuan Wang, Xin Lin, Y. Zuo, Junjie Wu   +3 more
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The dangers of good intentions

BMJ, 1994
It is 1939 in urban Massachusetts. A group of social workers and social psychologists devise a plan which will take young delinquents off the streets and give them a stake in society. The scientists among them, however, insist that, though the scheme is self evidently worth while and of benefit to the boys, there must be a control group against which ...
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Strategic approach to sustainable development of railway transport and optimizing the use of empty cars in organizing transportation of dangerous goods

IOP Conference Series: Earth and Environment
Under present-day conditions in the development of the transport market, organizing the transportation of dangerous goods by rail is an urgent task, considering the specific properties of the impact of dangerous goods on technical devices, human health ...
O. H. Strelko, M. Muzykin, H. I. Nesterenko, S. I. Bibik, O. Soloviova   +4 more
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Improved YOLOv8 for Dangerous Goods Detection in X-ray Security Images

Electronics
X-ray security images face significant challenges due to complex backgrounds, item overlap, and multi-scale target detection. Traditional methods often struggle to accurately identify objects, especially under cluttered conditions. This paper presents an
Aili Wang, Pengfei Yuan, Haibin Wu, Yuji Iwahori, Yan Liu   +4 more
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The Dangerous Goodness of Democracy [PDF]

, 1985
The reason for our inveterate devotion to these millennial ideas is to be found in the nature of our kind of democracy.1 Ours is the only country in which the public at large participates actively in the daily conduct of government; it is the only one in which the opinions of amateurs on foreign affairs are listened to by statesmen and taken seriously ...
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Telematics and dangerous goods in the Netherlands

Proceedings of VNIS '93 - Vehicle Navigation and Information Systems Conference, 2002
In 1992, the Telematics and Dangerous Goods project (TGS, Dutch abbreviation) began. In this project, twenty trucks used to transport dangerous goods were equipped with onboard computers, communication facilities and sensors. In the case of a dangerous situation, a structured alarm message is sent to the highway police and the trucking company.
J.W. Joanknecht, J.W. Vieveen
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The design of a terminal for dangerous goods

Transportation Planning and Technology, 1983
This paper aims at examining the possibility of setting up a model terminal for the transportation of dangerous goods. It should be designed in such a manner that its use would be possible for any kind of transportation. This consideration has been prompted by the interface between transportation planning and technology, as well as by the tendency for ...
N. Koumoutsos, A. Konstas
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