Computer Supported Risk Management

Abstract

Preface. Section 1: Conceptual Aspects. Systems Engineering for Risk Management A.P. Sage. Computer Supported Risk Management: Between Scylla and Charybdis E. Hollnagel. Designing Risk and Environmental Management Support Systems P. Haastrup. Modeling Human-Machine Systems: a Challenge for Systems Analysis B. Wahlstrom. Section 2: Planning and Policy Analysis. Contingency Planning Using Expert Judgment in a Group Decision Support Center Environment J.R. Harrald. GIS-Based Environmental Equity Analysis -- a Case Study of TRI Facilities in the Pittsburgh Area T.S. Glickman, D. Golding, R. Hersh. Transportation Hazard Analysis in an Integrated GIS Environment M. Lepofsky, M. Abkowitz, P. Cheng. GIS Applications in Emergency Management G.O. Johnson. Section 3: Operational Decision Making. On-Line Nuclear Power Reactor Accident Monitoring M.C. Parker, J.L. Brittin, F. Niziolek. Decision-Support Integration-Platform for Major Emergency Management Y. Shavit. Integrating Geographic Information Systems and Telecommunications Technology to Deliver Public Safety Warnings G.J. Hunter. Decision Support for Real-Time Management of Hazardous Operations G.E.G. Beroggi, W.A. Wallace. Section 4: Commercial Applications. Integrated Information Systems for Technological Risk Assessment K. Fedra, E. Weigkricht. Environmental Decision Support System for Air Quality Risk Assessment and Innovation Investment in Large Industrial Complexes and Energy Production Systems A.V. Gheorghe, V. Litwin, S. Golovanov. Computer Models Used to Support Cleanup Decision Making at Hazardous and Radioactive Waste Sites P.D. Moskowitz, M.P. DePhillips, A.F. Meinhold, B. Irla.Environmental Modeling Software at the U.S. Protection Agency's Center for Exposure Assessment Modeling D.C. Bouchard, R.B. Ambrose Jr., T.O. Barnwell Jr., D.W. Disney. Index.