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Preface | |
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Acknowledgments | |
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Authors | |
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Engineering Risk Management | |
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Introduction | |
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Boston's Central Artery/Tunnel Project | |
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Objectives and Practices | |
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New Challenges | |
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Questions and Exercises | |
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Perspectives on Theories of Systems and Risk | |
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Introduction | |
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General Systems Theory | |
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Complex Systems, Systems-of-Systems, and Enterprise Systems | |
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Risk and Decision Theory | |
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Engineering Risk Management | |
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Questions and Exercises | |
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Foundations of Risk and Decision Theory | |
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Introduction | |
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Elements of Probability Theory | |
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The Value Function | |
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Risk and Utility Functions | |
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vNM Utility Theory | |
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Utility Functions | |
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Multiattribute Utility-The Power Additive Utility Function | |
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The Power-Additive Utility Function | |
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Applying the Power-Additive Utility Function | |
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Applications to Engineering Risk Management | |
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Value Theory to Measure Risk | |
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Utility Theory to Compare Designs | |
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Questions and Exercises | |
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A Risk Analysis Framework in Engineering Enterprise Systems | |
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Introduction | |
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Perspectives on Engineering Enterprise Systems | |
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A Framework for Measuring Enterprise Capability Risk | |
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A Risk Analysis Algebra | |
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Information Needs for Portfolio Risk Analysis | |
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The "Cutting Edge" | |
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Questions and Exercises | |
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An Index to Measure Risk Corelationships | |
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Introduction | |
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RCR Postulates, Definitions, and Theory | |
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Computing the RCR Index | |
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Applying the RCR Index: A Resource Allocation Example | |
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Summary | |
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Questions and Exercises | |
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Functional Dependency Network Analysis | |
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Introduction | |
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FDNA Fundamentals | |
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Weakest Link Formulations | |
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FDNA (�, �) Weakest Link Rule | |
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Network Operability and Tolerance Analyses | |
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Critical Node Analysis and Degradation Index | |
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Degradation Tolerance Level | |
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Special Topics | |
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Operability Function Regulation | |
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Constituent Nodes | |
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Addressing Cycle Dependencies | |
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Summary | |
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Questions and Exercises | |
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A Decision-Theoretic Algorithm for Ranking Risk Criticality | |
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Introduction | |
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A Prioritization Algorithm | |
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Linear Additive Model | |
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Compromise Models | |
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Criteria Weights | |
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Illustration | |
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Questions and Exercises | |
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A Model for Measuring Risk in Engineering Enterprise Systems | |
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A Unifying Risk Analytic Framework and Process | |
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A Traditional Process with Nontraditional Methods | |
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A Model Formulation for Measuring Risk in Engineering Enterprise Systems | |
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Summary | |
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Questions and Exercises | |
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Random Processes and Queuing Theory | |
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Introduction | |
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Deterministic Process | |
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Mathematical Determinism | |
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Philosophical Determinism | |
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Random Process | |
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Concept of Uncertainity | |
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Uncertainty, Randomness, and Probability | |
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Causality and Uncertainty | |
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Necessary and Sufficient Causes | |
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Causalities and Risk Scenario Identification | |
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Probabilistic Causation | |
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Markov Process | |
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Birth and Death Process | |
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Queuing Theory | |
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Characteristic of Queuing Systems | |
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Poisson Process and Distribution | |
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Exponential Distribution | |
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Basic Queuing Models | |
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Single-Server Model | |
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Probability of an Empty Queuing System | |
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Probability That There are Exactly N Entities Inside the Queuing Systems | |
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Mean Number of Entities in the Queuing System | |
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Mean Number of Waiting Entities | |
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Average Latency Time of Entities | |
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Average Time of an Entity Waiting to Be Served | |
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Applications to Engineering Systems | |
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Summary | |
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Questions and Exercises | |
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Extreme Event Theory | |
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Introduction to Extreme and Rare Events | |
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Extreme and Rare Events and Engineering Systems | |
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Traditional Data Analysis | |
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Extreme Value Analysis | |
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Extreme Event Probability Distributions | |
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Independent Single-Order Statistic | |
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Limit Distributions | |
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Determining Domain of Attraction Using Inverse Function | |
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Determining Domain of Attraction Using Graphical Method | |
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Steps in Visual Analysis of Empirical Data | |
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Estimating Parameters of GEVD | |
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Complex Systems and Extreme and Rare Events | |
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Extreme and Rare Events in a Complex System | |
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Complexity and Causality | |
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Complexity and Correlation | |
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Final Words on Causation | |
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Summary | |
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Questions and Exercises | |
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Prioritization Systems in Highly Networked Environments | |
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Introduction | |
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Priority Systems | |
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PS Notation | |
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Types of Priority Systems | |
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Static Priority Systems | |
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Dynamic Priority Systems | |
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State-Dependent DPS | |
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Time-Dependent DPS | |
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Summary | |
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Questions and Exercises | |
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Questions | |
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Risks of Extreme Events in Complex Queuing Systems | |
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Introduction | |
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Risk of Extreme Latency | |
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Methodology for Measurement of Risk | |
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Conditions for Unbounded Latency | |
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Saturated PS | |
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Conditions for Bounded Latency | |
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Bounded Latency Times in Saturated Static PS | |
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Bounded Latency Times in a Saturated SDPS | |
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Combinations of Gumbel Types | |
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Derived Performance Measures | |
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Tolerance Level for Risk | |
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Degree of Deficit | |
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Relative Risks | |
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Differentation Tolerance Level | |
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Cost Functions | |
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Optimization of PS | |
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Cost Function Minimization | |
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Bounds on Waiting Line | |
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Pessimistic and Optimistic Decisions in Extremes | |
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Summary | |
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Questions and Exercises | |
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Bernoulli Utility and the St. Petersburg Paradox | |
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The St. Petersburg Paradox | |
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Use Expected Utility, Not Expected Value | |
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Questions and Exercises | |
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References | |
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Index | |