Add to ORKGA model for estimating property loss risk in building fires has been developed to provide a practical risk assessment tool for rescue services. The model produces building-specific risk values that are based on fire statistics of similarsized buildings of the same building category. The estimates are presented in map format to support regional rescue services departments in the identification of regions of high property loss risk within their area
AbstractA quantitative fire risk analysis computer model CUrisk is being developed at Carleton Unive...
The Canadian and U.S.A. fire loss statistics for apartment and office buildings were analyzed to obt...
A stochastic risk-cost assessment model is presented for multi-storey apartment buildings. The model...
Understanding and quantifying fire risk from a property loss perspective is critical to enabling dec...
Systematic spatial risk analysis plays a crucial role in preventing emergencies.In the Czech Republi...
A risk assessment model has been developed in the form of a checksheet using a risk ranking system ...
A risk assessment model has been developed in the form of a checksheet using a risk ranking system t...
At present there is no simple, yet scientifically robust method for calculating insurance loss estim...
This study is the first relatively broad statistical survey utilising the statistical data collected...
This study is the first relatively broad statistical survey utilising the statistical data collected...
A method is given by which the loss expectation for buildings, both the life loss expectation and th...
An integrated probabilistic risk assessment methodology is developed for the purpose of quantifying ...
A purely empirical procedure was presented at the Beijing symposium in 2005 to formulate fire losses...
Fire is defined as an extremely hazardous event, causing a threat to life and health of persons, but...
Background and aims: The property loss and physical injuries due to fire events in buildings demonst...
AbstractA quantitative fire risk analysis computer model CUrisk is being developed at Carleton Unive...
The Canadian and U.S.A. fire loss statistics for apartment and office buildings were analyzed to obt...
A stochastic risk-cost assessment model is presented for multi-storey apartment buildings. The model...
Understanding and quantifying fire risk from a property loss perspective is critical to enabling dec...
Systematic spatial risk analysis plays a crucial role in preventing emergencies.In the Czech Republi...
A risk assessment model has been developed in the form of a checksheet using a risk ranking system ...
A risk assessment model has been developed in the form of a checksheet using a risk ranking system t...
At present there is no simple, yet scientifically robust method for calculating insurance loss estim...
This study is the first relatively broad statistical survey utilising the statistical data collected...
This study is the first relatively broad statistical survey utilising the statistical data collected...
A method is given by which the loss expectation for buildings, both the life loss expectation and th...
An integrated probabilistic risk assessment methodology is developed for the purpose of quantifying ...
A purely empirical procedure was presented at the Beijing symposium in 2005 to formulate fire losses...
Fire is defined as an extremely hazardous event, causing a threat to life and health of persons, but...
Background and aims: The property loss and physical injuries due to fire events in buildings demonst...
AbstractA quantitative fire risk analysis computer model CUrisk is being developed at Carleton Unive...
The Canadian and U.S.A. fire loss statistics for apartment and office buildings were analyzed to obt...
A stochastic risk-cost assessment model is presented for multi-storey apartment buildings. The model...