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Includes bibliographical references.

Introduction to challenges in Risk Analysis for science and engineering: development of a common language -- 1. An introduction to risk analysis for scientists and engineers / F. Persico and E. Gutierrez Carazo -- 2. On the tolerability of risk, public and private / M.R. Williams -- 3. Storage of military ammunition and explosives--risk evaluation and hazard management / D. Skelly -- 4. The application of systems thinking to risk assessment : left shifting safety / D. Holley, P. Gill, N. Mai and R. Vrcelj -- 5. Influence of automation on human factor integration in risk assessment systems / B. Thawani, R. Critchley and R. Hazael -- 6. Minimising the risks to decision-making by selecting representative experimental methods for environmental science research / E. Gutierrez Carazo, F. Persico, M. Ladyman, T. Temple and F. Coulon -- 7. The importance of the conceptual site module in the assessment of land contamination / P. Burden, A.-M. Deloughry and J. Morgan -- 8. Land Release : a risk management approach for mine action / R. Evans -- 9. Risk assessment and management at a heritage site / G. Hooper -- 10. Amazonian non-timber forest products and ways forward to ensure their sustainability at low risk : acai case study / K.K.L. Yamaguchi, J. Campos Zeballos, S. Janzen, E.B.F. Galante and V.F. Veiga-Junior -- 11. Development of a risk matrix for low-cost engineering solutions : a systematic approach / L Roberts, R Critchley, D Salberg, S Bloodworth-Race and R Hazael -- 12. Assessing the academic and experiential risk to students from the transition to hybrid and online delivery / M. Ladyman, T. Temple and A. Temple -- 13. Practical application of a decision framework to mitigate environmental risks posed by the treatment of explosive contaminated wastewater / W. Gilroy-Hirst, J. Padfield, M. Ladyman, F. Coulon and T. Temple -- 14. Risk recognition and continuous risk management / Z. Rustom -- 15. Conclusion : challenges in risk analysis / M. Ladyman and T. Temple.

The aim of this reference text is to provide a common language and consistent approach to risk assessment across science and engineering disciplines through the collation of detailed, real examples and scenarios. Examples are drawn from a variety of industries and cover key risk topics such as tolerability, data collection, hazard identification and hazard interpretation. The approaches communicate common challenges and are compared and contrasted, with a particular focus on the terminology used. The book is essential reading for scientists and engineers that undertake risk assessment, including industry practitioners, researchers in academia and those with a general interest in improving risk assessment processes. It is also a valuable reference for science and engineering students that regularly undertake risk assessments or study courses on risk assessment.

Scientists and engineers that undertake risk assessment, including industry practitioners, researchers in academia and those with a general interest in improving risk assessment processes.

Also available in print.

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Dr. Tracey Temple is a senior lecturer in environmental science and the Course Director for the Explosives Ordnance and Engineering MSc at Cranfield University. Prior to Cranfield, Dr. Temple was an environmental consultant primarily for UK Defence, working in the UK and Cyprus. Dr. Melissa Ladyman is a lecturer in environmental science at Cranfield University, a position she has held since 2014. In the same year Dr. Ladyman gained a PhD in organic and medicinal chemistry focussing on the development of fluorescent assays for biological analysis from The University of Edinburgh.

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