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Hazardous organic compound analysis
Environmental Science & Technology, 1988Problemes rencontres lors de l'analyse de ces polluants organiques par chromatographie en phase gazeuse couplee avec une spectrometrie de masse: traitement des donnees, effets ...
K C, Swallow, N S, Shifrin, P J, Doherty
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The analysis of hazards and the hazards of analysis: Reflections on air traffic safety management
Accident Analysis & Prevention, 1986The justification of investments in air traffic control systems has typically been based on risk-benefit analyses of the safety of air traffic. But the lack of empirical evidence concerning collisions between aircraft, and the problems of very small numbers make risk analysis inadequate. The pitfalls of risk analysis are discussed in this paper.
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Hazard Analysis in Formal Specification
1999Action systems have proven their worth in the design of safetycritical systems. The approach is based on a firm mathematical foundation within which the reasoning about the correctness and behaviour of the system under development is carried out. Hazard analysis is a vital part of the development of safety-critical systems.
Kaisa Sere, Elena Troubitsyna
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Modelling Converging Hazards in Survival Analysis
Lifetime Data Analysis, 2004The Cox proportional hazards model has become the standard model for survival analysis. It is often seen as the null model in that "... explicit excuses are now needed to use different models" (Keiding, Proceedings of the XIXth International Biometric Conference, Cape Town, 1998).
Barker, Peter, Henderson, Robin
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Major hazards analysis: An improved method for process hazard analysis
Process Safety Progress, 2003AbstractProcess hazard analyses (PHAs) usually focus on major hazards—fires, explosions, and toxic releases. Traditional PHA methods, such as the Hazard and Operability (HAZOP) study and What‐If analysis, often include scenarios for other hazard types, such as operability problems. Sometimes, this may be desired, but not always.
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2002
The 105-K East (KE) and 105-K West (KW) Basins in the 100 K Area of the Hanford Site have been used for storage of irradiated N Reactor and single-pass reactor fuel. Remaining spent fuel is continuing to be stored underwater in racks and canisters in the basins while fuel retrieval activities proceed to remove the fuel from the basins.
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The 105-K East (KE) and 105-K West (KW) Basins in the 100 K Area of the Hanford Site have been used for storage of irradiated N Reactor and single-pass reactor fuel. Remaining spent fuel is continuing to be stored underwater in racks and canisters in the basins while fuel retrieval activities proceed to remove the fuel from the basins.
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Benefit Analysis for Natural Hazards
Risk Analysis, 1986The objective of this paper is to develop the ex ante perspective for benefit analysis with natural hazards. It defines an ex ante evaluation of the economic benefits that arise from policies designed to reduce either the risk of or the detrimental effects associated with a natural hazard.
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The Hazard of Non-proportional Hazards in Time to Event Analysis
European Journal of Vascular and Endovascular Surgery, 2021Lorenz Meuli, Christoph Kuemmerli
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Hazard Analysis on a System of Systems using the Hazard Ontology
2023 18th Annual System of Systems Engineering Conference (SoSe), 2023Malina Adach +3 more
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