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/Benefit Trade-off Analysis in Water Resources Planningeven negative value, until they are put to beneficial use. By definition they are means to accomplish ends and are seldom, if ever, ends in themselves. To be put to beneficial use, a resource must be available when and where needed, in the appropriate amounts and in an appropriate form or “quality.”

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Minimizing Risk of Flood Loss in the National Flood Insurance Programogram in one important way—it contains incentives that make program participation nearly mandatory. The mandatory nature of the program was a conscious national policy decision to limit flood-plain development and thereby reduce the taxpayers’ burden of flood relief payments. The alternative was the

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What Kind of Water Will Our Children Drink?ng water as it relates to health. This will by no means be a complete review. And my comments may well reflect the fact that I am a novice with regard to questions of water quality and waste disposal, and am not familiar with all that the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and others have publish

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Methodology and Mythdes. In general, all of these approaches have dealt with common events for which historical data may be reasonably required and the consequences can be objectively measured. Value judgments about gambles are left for managers or gamblers themselves.

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Methods for Determining the Value of Model Development in Cost/Benefit/Risk Analysisthat some effort in model development and associated data collection should be undertaken. Often the decision is made to go ahead with a sizeable modeling and data collection effort. In this paper I discuss the issues which affect that decision to use models in cost/benefit/risk analysis and discuss

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Risk Analyses Applicable to Water Resources Program and Project Planning and Evaluationevents are correctly estimated. Each assumption, each conclusion is dependent on the analysts’ ability to estimate future events. Regardless of the analysts’ experience or the magnitude of the data base, all estimates of future events are inherently uncertain.

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Risk Assessment: The Role of Government in a Multiple Objective Frameworkre broader or narrower definitions of these terms than their customary usage, particularly that of “proper,” but by and large these are precisely the kinds of interpersonal problems which long ago constituted the basis for the original creation of governments. It is admitted that such governments, o