Description of impact
Strathclyde research recognised that dependencies between events must be captured to properly assess risk; otherwise risk exposure will be understated and opportunities to learn from related events will be lost. Novel methods and tools, based on the research of the group, have been created for problem structuring, modelling, elicitation, inference and decision support. These have been used in technical risk management for new product development, informed modelling used for risk management of the GB rail system, reduced the costs of renewable energy project bids, influenced a large EU arbitration case, enabled city resilience planning and been referenced by international standards (ISO 31010, IEC 61164)Impact status | Closed |
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Impact date | 2013 → 2020 |
Category of impact | Professional practice, training and standards |
Impact level | Benefit |
Keywords
- REF2021 Impact Case
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Research output
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Building prior distributions to support Bayesian reliability growth modelling using expert judgement
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Modelling to support reliability decisions during new product development with applications in the aerospace industry
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Systemic risk elicitation: using causal maps to engage stakeholders and build a comprehensive view of risks
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Building confidence in models for multiple audiences: the modelling cascade
Research output: Contribution to journal › Article › peer-review
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A mixed-method optimisation and simulation framework for supporting logistical decisions during offshore wind farm installations
Research output: Contribution to journal › Article › peer-review
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Merging expert and empirical data for rare event frequency estimation: pool homogenisation for empirical Bayes models
Research output: Contribution to journal › Article › peer-review