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Methodological errors in risk analysis - insights from back-casting
Proceedings of the Society for Risk Analysis 6th annual conference UQ (2011)
  • Mark Andrew
Abstract
This paper examines Contributing Factors Frameworks (CFFs) and critiques the central assumption that classification schemes necessarily yield reliable meaning. The argument proposes that classification may yield meaning under certain strictly controlled circumstances, but inadequate recognition of the assumptions underlying CFFs inevitably leads to errors intrinsic to the process of classification.     
Keywords
  • Methodology,
  • Error,
  • Risk
Publication Date
2011
Citation Information
Mark Andrew. "Methodological errors in risk analysis - insights from back-casting" Proceedings of the Society for Risk Analysis 6th annual conference UQ (2011)
Available at: http://works.bepress.com/mark_andrew/2/