A description is given of a stochastic system model that was developed to represent the dynamic interaction between human behaviour, and fire growth and spread in multi-storey apartment buildings in Canada. The effects of the smoke and fire spread are calculated in terms of two performance parameters; namely the expected risk to life and the fire- cost expectation. These performance parameters are used to appraise the cost-effective provisions of fire safety and property protection in apartment buildings. The system model can be used to appraise (1) whether existing code provisions provide consistent levels of risk and (2) the cost-effectiveness of both existing code provisions and possible alternative design strategies.Les auteurs d\ue9cri...
Two fire growth models for dwellings (3 realms) have been developed using a stochastic approach. The...
The paper proposes a probability-based Monte Carlo life-risk analysis model for fire emergencies. Ba...
The present paper describes the initial steps to the development of a risk assessment methodology to...
A stochastic risk-cost assessment model is presented for multi-storey apartment buildings. The model...
To support the introduction of performance-based building regulations in Canada in the 2003, the Nat...
The Canadian and U.S.A. fire loss statistics for apartment and office buildings were analyzed to obt...
Reliability and performance of fire protection systems in a building are important considerations in...
Fire loss statistics at the Ontario Fire Marshal's Office in Toronto were retrieved to find relevant...
The risk-cost assessment model FiRBCAMTM was used to identify cost-effective fire safetyoptions for ...
In this study, FiRECAM? was used to identify cost-effective fire safety design options for a 40-stor...
Fire safety and protection facilities to satisfy current regulatory requirements are a significant c...
The National Research Council of Canada's risk-cost assessment model, FiRECAM<TM> (Fire Risk Evaluat...
An integrated probabilistic risk assessment methodology is developed for the purpose of quantifying ...
A number of countries have changed, or plan to change their building regulations from prescriptive-b...
Structural fire resistance is a fundamental component of the overall fire safety strategy for buildi...
Two fire growth models for dwellings (3 realms) have been developed using a stochastic approach. The...
The paper proposes a probability-based Monte Carlo life-risk analysis model for fire emergencies. Ba...
The present paper describes the initial steps to the development of a risk assessment methodology to...
A stochastic risk-cost assessment model is presented for multi-storey apartment buildings. The model...
To support the introduction of performance-based building regulations in Canada in the 2003, the Nat...
The Canadian and U.S.A. fire loss statistics for apartment and office buildings were analyzed to obt...
Reliability and performance of fire protection systems in a building are important considerations in...
Fire loss statistics at the Ontario Fire Marshal's Office in Toronto were retrieved to find relevant...
The risk-cost assessment model FiRBCAMTM was used to identify cost-effective fire safetyoptions for ...
In this study, FiRECAM? was used to identify cost-effective fire safety design options for a 40-stor...
Fire safety and protection facilities to satisfy current regulatory requirements are a significant c...
The National Research Council of Canada's risk-cost assessment model, FiRECAM<TM> (Fire Risk Evaluat...
An integrated probabilistic risk assessment methodology is developed for the purpose of quantifying ...
A number of countries have changed, or plan to change their building regulations from prescriptive-b...
Structural fire resistance is a fundamental component of the overall fire safety strategy for buildi...
Two fire growth models for dwellings (3 realms) have been developed using a stochastic approach. The...
The paper proposes a probability-based Monte Carlo life-risk analysis model for fire emergencies. Ba...
The present paper describes the initial steps to the development of a risk assessment methodology to...