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Vol.
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No.
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Year
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Article Title
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41
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e-Edition 1
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2005
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New and Conventional Measures for Quantifying Risk in Rail Transport
by Prof. Dr.-Ing. Eckehard Schnieder; Ing. Roman Slovák; and Dipl.-Ing. Stefan Wegele
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41
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2
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2005
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The RAC Matrix: A Universal Tool or a Toolkit?
by Pat L. Clemens, Tom Pfitzer, Rodney J. Simmons, Saralyn Dwyer, John Frost and Eric Olson
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41
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2
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2005
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Hierarchical Component-based Fault Diagnostics for Safety-Critical Automotive Systems
by Song You, Ph.D., and Laci Jalics, Ph.D.
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41
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3
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2005
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Effective Strategy for Implementing the Continuous Risk Management (CRM) Program
by Paul S. Ray, Ph.D., PE, CSP, C. Eng. (U.K.)
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41
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3
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2005
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Rolling Up the Risks of Risk Rollups
by Russ Mitchell, CSP
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41
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e-Edition 4
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2005
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Design for Safety
by Dev Raheja and Brian Moriarty
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41
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e-Edition 4
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2005
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Structured Communication and Collective Cohesion Measured
by Entropy by Arlin Cooper and Rush Robinett III
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41
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5
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2005
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The Strategic Technology for Risk Management
by Arlin Cooper, Rush Robinett III, Ron Pedersen and Susan Camp
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41
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5
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2005
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The Significance to Risk Analysis of Risks Posed by Humans
by Felix Redmill
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41
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6
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2005
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Using FMECA for the Quantification of Public Safety Risks
by Sergio Oliva and Mike Yau
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41
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6
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2005
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Summing Risk — An International Workshop and Its Results
by Pat L. Clemens and Donald W. Swallom
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