A Score Comparison Method as an Aid to Integrating Separate Comparative Risk Rankings into a Single, Comparative Risk Ranking

Paul F. Deisler

Risk Analysis, 1997, vol. 17, issue 6, 797-806

Abstract: A Score Comparison Method (SCM), for use in comparative risk projects, is described. It provides a degree of analytical guidance for those undertaking to integrate environmental issues which have been placed into separate, qualitative rankings according to different types of risk into a single, qualitative, integrated risk ranking. Its use in an actual case is shown.

Date: 1997
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