Risk Analysis

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Volume 21, issue 6, 2001

The Genomic Revolution: What Does It Mean for Risk Assessment? pp. 983-988

William E. Bishop, David P. Clarke and Curtis C. Travis

A Framework to Guide Thinking and Analysis Regarding Climate Change Policies pp. 989-1000

Ralph L. Keeney and Timothy L. McDaniels

A Case Study Comparing Static and Spatially Explicit Ecological Exposure Analysis Methods pp. 1001-1010

Bruce K. Hope

Ecological Risk – Benefit Analysis of a Wetland Development Based on Risk Assessment Using “Expected Loss of Biodiversity” pp. 1011-1024

Tosihiro Oka, Hiroyuki Matsuda and Yasuro Kadono

The Risk of Groundling Fatalities from Unintentional Airplane Crashes pp. 1025-1038

Kimberly M. Thompson, R. Frank Rabouw and Roger Cooke

Public Response to the Tokai Nuclear Accident pp. 1039-1046

Tsunoda Katsuya

Shared Values, Social Trust, and the Perception of Geographic Cancer Clusters pp. 1047-1054

Michael Siegrist, George T. Cvetkovich and Heinz Gutscher

Correlates of Hazard Education Programs for Youth pp. 1055-1064

Kevin R. Ronan and David M. Johnston

Testing a Structured Decision Approach: Value‐Focused Thinking for Deliberative Risk Communication pp. 1065-1076

Joseph L. Arvai, Robin Gregory and Timothy L. McDaniels

Application of Monitoring Data forGiardia andCryptosporidium to Boil Water Advisories pp. 1077-1086

Peter M. Wallis, Darrell Matson, Michael Jones and John Jamieson

Poliovirus Surveillance by Examining Sewage Water Specimens: Studies on Detection Probability Using Simulation Models pp. 1087-1096

J. Ranta, T. Hovi and E. Arjas

Modeling Virus Inactivation on Salad Crops Using Microbial Count Data pp. 1097-1108

Susan R. Petterson, Peter F. M. Teunis and Nicholas J. Ashbolt

A GIS‐Based Framework for Hazardous Materials Transport Risk Assessment pp. 1109-1120

Vedat Verter and Bahar Y. Kara

Volume 21, issue 5, 2001

Hypothetical Fears and Quantitative Risk Analysis pp. 803-803

Chauncey Starr

Fitting Hierarchical Holographic Modeling into the Theory of Scenario Structuring and a Resulting Refinement to the Quantitative Definition of Risk pp. 807-807

Stan Kaplan, Yacov Y. Haimes and B. John Garrick

Estimates of the Health Risk Reductions Associated with Attainment of Alternative Particulate Matter Standards in Two U.S. Cities pp. 821-821

Leland B. Deck, Ellen S. Post, Eric Smith, Matthew Wiener, Kathleen Cunningham and Harvey Richmond

An Empirical Bayes Approach to Estimating the Relation of Mortality to Exposure to Particulate Matter pp. 837-837

Ellen Post, David Hoaglin, Leland Deck and Kinley Larntz

Air Pollution and Mortality: Quantification and Valuation of Years of Life Lost pp. 843-843

Ingemar Leksell and Ari Rabl

Effects of Uncertainties on Exposure Estimates to Methylmercury: A Monte Carlo Analysis of Exposure Biomarkers versus Dietary Recall Estimation pp. 859-859

Ravi N. Sanga, Scott M. Bartell, Rafael A. Ponce, Ana A. P. Boischio, Claude R. Joiris, Crispin H. Pierce and Elaine M. Faustman

Physiologically Based Pharmacokinetic Modeling of the Lactational Transfer of Methylmercury pp. 869-869

Janusz Z. Byczkowski and John C. Lipscomb

Acute Exposure to Extremely Hazardous Substances: An Analysis of Environmental Equity pp. 883-883

Jayajit Chakraborty

Comparison of Chemical Screening and Ranking Approaches: The Waste Minimization Prioritization Tool versus Toxic Equivalency Potentials pp. 897-897

David W. Pennington and Jane C. Bare

A Deliberative Method for Ranking Risks (I): Overview and Test Bed Development pp. 913-913

H. Keith Florig, M. Granger Morgan, Kara M. Morgan, Karen E. Jenni, Baruch Fischhoff, Paul S. Fischbeck and Michael L. DeKay

A Deliberative Method for Ranking Risks (II): Evaluation of Validity and Agreement among Risk Managers pp. 923-923

Kara M. Morgan, Michael L. DeKay, Paul S. Fischbeck, M. Granger Morgan, Baruch Fischhoff and H. Keith Florig

Safe and Sorry: Risk, Environmental Equity, and Hazardous Waste Management Facilities pp. 939-939

Mark K. Atlas

Role of Negative Emotion in Communication about CO2 Risks pp. 955-955

Anneloes L. Meijnders, Cees J. H. Midden and Henk A. M. Wilke

Risk Perception of Heavy Metal Soil Contamination and Attitudes toward Decontamination Strategies pp. 967-967

Olaf Weber, Roland W. Scholz, Renate Bühlmann and Dirk Grasmück

Volume 21, issue 4, 2001

Sensitivity Analysis, Monte Carlo Risk Analysis, and Bayesian Uncertainty Assessment pp. 579-584

Sander Greenland

Human Interindividual Variability in Susceptibility to Airborne Particles pp. 585-600

Dale Hattis, Abel Russ, Robert Goble, Prerna Banati and Margaret Chu

Using Epidemiological Studies to Check the Consistency of the Cancer Risks Predicted by High‐Dose Animal Experiments: A Methodological Review pp. 601-612

John A. Bukowski, A. Robert Schnatter and Leo Korn

Likelihood Contour Method for the Calculation of Asymptotic Upper Confidence Limits on the Risk Function for Quantitative Responses pp. 613-624

Senin Banga, Ganapati P. Patil and Charles Taillie

Limitations to Empirical Extrapolation Studies: The Case of BMD Ratios pp. 625-640

Kevin P. Brand, Paul J. Catalano, James Hammitt, Lorenz Rhomberg and John S. Evans

Comparison of the EU T25 Single Point Estimate Method with Benchmark Dose Response Modeling for Estimating Potency of Carcinogens pp. 641-656

Cynthia B. Van Landingham, Bruce C. Allen, Annette M. Shipp and Kenny S. Crump

Estimation of Tuberculosis Risk and Incidence under Upper Room Ultraviolet Germicidal Irradiation in a Waiting Room in a Hypothetical Scenario pp. 657-674

Gwangpyo Ko, Harriet A. Burge, Edward A. Nardell and Kimberly M. Thompson

Stochastic Estimates of Exposure and Cancer Risk from Carbon Tetrachloride Released to the Air from the Rocky Flats Plant pp. 675-696

Arthur S. Rood, Patricia D. McGavran, Jill W. Aanenson and John E. Till

Reproductive and Developmental Risks from Ethylene Oxide: A Probabilistic Characterization of Possible Regulatory Thresholds pp. 697-718

J. S. Evans, L. R. Rhomberg, P. L. Williams, A. M. Wilson and S. J. S. Baird

Short‐Term Dermal Absorption and Penetration of Chemicals from Aqueous Solutions: Theory and Experiment pp. 719-726

James N. McDougal and Julia L. Jurgens‐Whitehead

Sexual Risk Compensation and HIV/STD Transmission: Empirical Evidence and Theoretical Considerations pp. 727-736

Steven D. Pinkerton

Environmental Tobacco Smoke Revisited: The Reliability of the Data Used for Risk Assessment pp. 737-760

Robert Nilsson

Stochastic Simulation of Catastrophic Hail and Windstorm Indemnities in the Dutch Greenhouse Sector pp. 761-770

M. A. P. M. Van Asseldonk, M. P. M. Meuwissen and R. B. M. Huirne

Benchmarking Safety Climate in Hazardous Environments: A Longitudinal, Interorganizational Approach pp. 771-786

Kathryn Mearns, Sean M. Whitaker and Rhona Flin

Options in Radioactive Waste Management Revisited: A Proposed Framework for Robust Decision Making pp. 787-800

Thomas Flüeler

Volume 21, issue 3, 2001

The Changing Character of Regulation: A Comparison of Europe and the United States pp. 399-416

Ragnar E. Löfstedt and David Vogel

Advancing Environmental Risk Education pp. 417-426

Michaela T. Zint

Information Technology Risks as Seen by the Public pp. 427-442

Lennart Sjöberg and Jana Fromm

Analytical Paradigms: The Epistemological Distances between Scientists, Policy Makers, and the Public pp. 443-456

Theresa Garvin

Personality Correlates of Risk Perception pp. 457-466

Muriel Bouyer, Sophie Bagdassarian, Sveti Chaabanne and Etienne Mullet

Source Credibility in Environmental Health – Risk Controversies: Application of Meyer's Credibility Index pp. 467-480

Katherine A. McComas and Craig W. Trumbo

Scenario‐Based Risk Assessment of Multi‐Use Chemicals: Application to Solvents pp. 481-498

Martin Scheringer, Thomas Vögl, Julia Von Grote, Béatrice Capaul, Renate Schubert and Konrad Hungerbühler

Variation of Consumer Contact with Household Products: A Preliminary Investigation pp. 499-512

M. F. Weegels and M. P. Van Veen

The Chemical Accident Risk Assessment Thesaurus: A Tool for Analyzing and Comparing Diverse Risk Assessment Processes and Definitions pp. 513-532

A. J. Ignatowski and I. Rosenthal

Ethnic Differences in Risk from Mercury among Savannah River Fishermen pp. 533-544

Joanna Burger, Karen F. Gaines and Michael Gochfeld

Radiocesium in Fish from the Savannah River and Steel Creek: Potential Food Chain Exposure to the Public pp. 545-560

Joanna Burger, K. F. Gaines, J. D. Peles, W. L. Stephens, C. Shane Boring, >I. L. Brisbin, J. Snodgrass, A. L. Bryan, Jr., M. H. Smith and M. Gochfeld

An Exploratory Study of Variations in Exposure to Environmental Tobacco Smoke in the United States pp. 561-574

Ravi P. Subramaniam, Jay Turim, Steven L. Golden, Preeti Kral and Elizabeth L. Anderson

Volume 21, issue 2, 2001

Risk Analysis, Systems Analysis, and Covey's Seven Habits. Perspectives pp. 217-224

Yacov Y. Haimes

Robustness of Conditional Moments: An Application to Premium Calculation of Reinsurance Treaties pp. 225-234

Ping‐Hung Hsieh

Property Loss Estimation for Wind and Earthquake Perils pp. 235-250

Adrian M. Chandler, E. John W. Jones and Minoo H. Patel

Ecological Risk Assessment Framework for Low‐Altitude Aircraft Overflights: I. Planning the Analysis and Estimating Exposure pp. 251-262

Rebecca A. Efroymson, Glenn W. Suter, Winifred H. Rose and Sarah Nemeth

Ecological Risk Assessment Framework for Low‐Altitude Aircraft Overflights: II. Estimating Effects on Wildlife pp. 263-274

Rebecca A. Efroymson and Glenn W. Suter

Multimedia Analysis of PAHs and Nitro‐PAH Daughter Products in the Los Angeles Basin pp. 275-294

Denise Yaffe, Yoram Cohen, Janet Arey and Andrew J. Grosovsky

A Weighted Composite Dose – Response Model For Human Salmonellosis pp. 295-306

Heejeong K. Latimer, Lee‐Ann Jaykus, Roberta A. Morales, Peter Cowen and Douglas Crawford‐Brown

Socioeconomic Determinants of Health‐ and Food Safety‐Related Risk Perceptions pp. 307-318

Donna M. Dosman, Wiktor Adamowicz and Steve E. Hrudey

Perceived Risks of Conventional and Organic Produce: Pesticides, Pathogens, and Natural Toxins pp. 319-330

Pamela R. D. Williams and James Hammitt

People's Preferences for Safety Control: Why Does Baseline Risk Matter? pp. 331-340

Judith A. Covey

Differences in Expert and Lay Judgments of Risk: Myth or Reality? pp. 341-356

Gene Rowe and George Wright

Evaluating the Effectiveness of Risk‐Reduction Strategies for Consumer Chemical Products pp. 357-370

Donna M. Riley, Baruch Fischhoff, Mitchell J. Small and Paul Fischbeck

Mitigation and Benefits Measures as Policy Tools for Siting Potentially Hazardous Facilities: Determinants of Effectiveness and Appropriateness pp. 371-382

Hank Jenkins‐Smith and Howard Kunreuther

Temporal Variability and Ignorance in Monte Carlo Contaminant Bioaccumulation Models: A Case Study with Selenium in Mytilus edulis pp. 383-394

Matthew Spencer, Nicholas S. Fisher, Wen‐Xiong Wang and Scott Ferson

Volume 21, issue 1, 2001

Multi‐Stage Model Estimates of Lung Cancer Risk from Exposure to Diesel Exhaust, Based on a U.S. Railroad Worker Cohort pp. 1-18

Stanley V. Dawson and George V. Alexeeff

Invited Commentary: Modeling Lung Cancer Risk from Diesel Exhaust: Suitability of the Railroad Worker Cohort for Quantitative Risk Assessment pp. 19-24

Kenny Crump

Chronic Health Risks from Aggregate Exposures to Ionizing Radiation and Chemicals: Scientific Basis for an Assessment Framework pp. 25-42

Wan‐ching G. Chen and Thomas E. McKone

Practical Methods for Meeting Remediation Goals at Hazardous Waste Sites pp. 43-52

Terry W. Schulz and Susan Griffin

Evaluation of the Physical Hazards Associated with Two Remedial Alternatives at a Superfund Site pp. 53-62

Paul K. Scott, Alex Pittignano and Brent L. Finley

Estimation of Error and Bias in Bayesian Monte Carlo Decision Analysis Using the Bootstrap pp. 63-74

Charles D. Linville, Benjamin F. Hobbs and Boddu N. Venkatesh

Disparity in Quantitative Risk Assessment: A Review of Input Distributions pp. 75-90

Bruce S. Binkowitz and Daniel Wartenberg

Characterizing Dose‐Response Relationships in Multiple Cancer Bioassays pp. 91-102

Jonathan L. French and Paige L. Williams

Limits of Applicability for the Deterministic Approximation of the Two‐Step Clonal Expansion Model pp. 103-106

Wolfgang F. Heidenreich and Rudolf Hoogenveen

A Randomization Test‐Based Method for Risk Assessment in Neurotoxicology pp. 107-116

Michael A. Bogdan, Robert C. MacPhail and John R. Glowa

A Health Risk Benchmark for the Neurologic Effects of Styrene: Comparison with NOAEL/LOAEL Approach pp. 117-126

Jean Rabovsky, Jefferson Fowles, Martin D. Hill and David C. Lewis

A Risk Management Procedure for the Washington State Ferries pp. 127-142

Johan R. Van Dorp, Jason R. W. Merrick, John R. Harrald, Thomas A. Mazzuchi and Martha Grabowski

Safety Risk Analysis of an Innovative Environmental Technology pp. 143-156

Gregory S. Parnell, Michael Frimpon, John Barnes, Jack M. Kloeber, Jr., Richard F. Deckro and Jack A. Jackson

Fault Tree Analysis for Exposure to Refrigerants Used for Automotive Air Conditioning in the United States pp. 157-171

James J. Jetter, Reynaldo Forte, Jr. and Reva Rubenstein

Risk Perception and Experience: Hazard Personality Profiles and Individual Differences pp. 171-178

Julie Barnett and Glynis M. Breakwell

Organizational Theory and the Stages of Risk Communication pp. 179-188

Caron Chess

Limits of Knowledge and the Limited Importance of Trust pp. 189-198

Lennart Sjöberg

Better Negative than Positive? Evidence of a Bias for Negative Information about Possible Health Dangers pp. 199-206

Michael Siegrist and George Cvetkovich