A New Framework To Idenitfy And Assess Hidden Assumptions In The Background Knowledge Of A Risk Assessment

Volume: 200, Pages: 106909 - 106909
Published: Aug 1, 2020
Abstract
A risk assessment has a more or less subjective nature, as the analyst needs to make assumptions, analyse data, use models, and so on, to produce risk-related knowledge of the phenomena of interest. This background knowledge that forms the foundation of a risk assessment can be more or less strong, implying that it needs to be taken into consideration when describing and communicating risks. To meet this challenge, different methods have been...
Paper Details
Title
A New Framework To Idenitfy And Assess Hidden Assumptions In The Background Knowledge Of A Risk Assessment
Published Date
Aug 1, 2020
Volume
200
Pages
106909 - 106909
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