MOTIVACIÓN, CLIMA LABORAL, COLABORADORES
Mitigation and Financial Risk Management for Natural Hazards*
... The loss EP curve for DTE depicts the chances that aggregate claims exceed certain dollar magnitudes, based on earthquake damage to a set of insured structures in the company’s portfolio. If DTE offered other types of ...
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The value of integrating information from multiple hazards for flood risk analysis and management
... Figure 1 shows the FD-curve for a hypothetical case study as proposed in Escuder-Bueno et al. (2012). Both axes show theoretical but typical values. When representing flood risk, including the potential failure or ...
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Flood risk management; an approach to managing cross-border hazards
... at risk in England and Wales (FORESIGHT 2004; Wilby et ...at risk of flooding in Scotland, with an associated average annual cost of between £720 million and £850 million (SAIFF ...Flood risk ...
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Katla volcano in Iceland, potential hazards and risk assessment
... Katla is one of the most active volcanoes in Iceland. It is located near the south coast and the upper parts of the volcano are covered by the 600-km 2 Myrdalsjökull ice cap, Figure 1, who conceals a large caldera, about ...
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Natural hazards and technological risk in Russia: the relation assessment
... natural hazards. Two types of natu- ral hazards were found, based on their genesis, distribution in time, and impact pattern on the ...technological risk through the failure of automatic machinery ...
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Biological and chemical hazards in water mix metalworking fluids and mists
... It is apparent that the water content, minerals (e.g., nitrate and phosphates), hydrocarbons and organic substances provide conditions for microorganisms to proliferate in water-mix MWF (Cyprowski et al, ...
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Assessment and Risk Management of Potential Hazards by Failure Modes and Effect Analysis (FMEA) Method in Yazd Steel Complex
... and risk assessment tool in ...potential hazards by failure modes and effect analysis (FMEA) method in Yazd Steel ...the risk priority (RPN) were ob- ...scores risk priority (RPN) were ...of ...
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WATER DAMAGE RISKS GLOBAL CONSULTING. from Weather, Flood and Piped- Water Hazards. Introduction
... The fabric of the building must be well maintained to protect the contents from the natural elements. All buildings need frequent and careful examination to prevent damage to the buildings from water entry. Roof ...
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Evaluating UK natural hazards: the national risk assessment
... natural hazards that could impact the ...issues risk owners with common guidance on the assessment procedure, methodologies for estimating impacts and likelihoods vary between departments, and hence between ...
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A Risk Assessment Study on Occupational Hazards in Cement Industry
... health hazards when unnoticed. This study aims at identifying the major hazards in cement industry and provide guidelines for management to reduce the risk associated and to maintain the ...
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A Study of Risk Analysis Methodology Selection for the External Hazards
... the Risk Assessment Methodology Selection for the External Hazards" comprehensively identifies external hazards including the ones that were once quantitatively determined to have no significant ...
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Effect of Integrated Management System on Occupational Hazards Reduction
... safety management standards and environmental management on environmental factors and employees satisfaction at milad industrial complex - before and after ...
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CLOUD COMPUTING IN THE RISK SOCIETY: ITS ISSUES AND HAZARDS
... or validate cloud attributes? Further, the CC consumers do not know where the data are stored and where the document really is [14][15]. The importance trust in cloud computing can be understood if traditional technology ...
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Aspects of risk assessment in power-law distributed natural hazards
... natural hazards extend over several orders of mag- nitude in event size, and some of them even exhibit scale-invariant properties over a considerable range of ...Assessing risk with regard to this ...
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Modelling public risk evaluation of natural hazards: a conceptual approach
... hazard risk perception on the individual ...about risk percep- tion in all fields of risks but a main focus of natural hazards ...of risk resulted and was tested, again on a qualitative basis, ...
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Learning and action alliances in relation to urban water and flood risk management
... flood risk, this means that decision makers and other concerned actors need to become as well informed as possible in order to implement responses – whether mitigation or adaptation – that are appropriate at the ...
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Industrial accidents triggered by natural hazards: an emerging risk issue
... or water height) are calcu- lated, and the facility and its components are then designed to withstand such an ...Natech risk necessitates not only the preser- vation of structural integrity but also the ...
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Coupled modelling of subsurface water flux for an integrated flood risk management
... surface water into soil, flooding through the urban sewer system and, in consequence, rising groundwater are the main causes of subsurface ...infiltrated water necessitate cou- pled modelling tools of both, ...
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The Hazards of Misusing the Smart Contract: An AHP Approach to Its Risk
... a risk identification of a private smart contract ...the risk assessment and ...the risk perception of private smart contract attributes in- sofar as this research study does not intend to be ...
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Risk, Vulnerability, and Hazards: The Industrial Canal and the Lower Ninth Ward
... environmental hazards following Hurricane Betsy, stating that such conditions “effectively concentrated the poor, minorities and multi-problem families in uniform, sometimes sanitized ghettos…” (White Exodus ...
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