Titlebook: Risk/Benefit Analysis in Water Resources Planning and Management; Yacov Y. Haimes Book 1981 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1981

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Risk Assessment: The Role of Government in a Multiple Objective Frameworknce created, have commonly usurped broader roles, but the basic reasons for their existence and their character reflect a necessity for a community or group action to avoid or mitigate risks associated with accomplishing the many objectives of the people concerned.

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Opening Remarks and Conference Overviewesearch and Technology (OWRT), U.S. Department of Commerce—I would like to welcome you and extend my appreciation to the Engineering Foundation for organizing the conference. Special thanks are due to Drs. Sanford Cole and Harold Comerer of the Engineering Foundation, Dr. Leo Eisel, Director of WRC,

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Uncertainty: The Water Resources Decisionmaking Dilemmadecisionmaking in the Federal Government. I can finally tell it like it really is—without thoughts of loyalty to my former employer, the Federal Government. I plan to lay it all out and be the Jack Anderson on risk and uncertainty in Federal decisionmaking.

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Technological Hazards, Risk, and Society: A Perspective on Risk Analysis Researchcarried out through grants and contracts to statisticians, physicists, biologists, chemists, engineers, decision analysts, economists, and psychologists, although researchers from other disciplines have also made major contributions. Largely due to these efforts, there is now a significant body of k