Risk Analysis

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Volume 6, issue 4, 1986

Managing Technological and Environmental Risks in Japan pp. 389-401

Saburo Ikeda

Informing and Educating the Public About Risk pp. 403-415

Paul Slovic

Improving Risk Communication pp. 417-424

Ralph L. Keeney and Detlof von Winterfeldt

Tolerance for Environmental Health Risks: The Influence of Knowledge, Benefits, Voluntariness, and Environmental Attitudes pp. 425-435

Brian N. R. Baird

An Analysis of the de minimis Strategy for Risk Management pp. 437-446

Jeryl Mumpower

The Assessment of Probability Distributions from Expert Opinions with an Application to Seismic Fragility Curves pp. 447-461

Ali Mosleh and George Apostolakis

Intersystem Common Cause Analysis of a Diesel Generator Failure pp. 463-476

Joan K. Plastiras

Comparative Fire Risk Study of PCB Transformers pp. 477-488

Raymond F. Boykin, Mardyros Kazarians and Raymond A. Freeman

Automated Risk Analysis pp. 489-490

Donald MacGregor

Volume 6, issue 3, 1986

Technology Acceptance: A Contribution to a Discussion pp. 267-268

Ben J. M. Ale

Problems with Empirical Bayes pp. 269-272

Roger Cooke

Response to “Problems with Empirical Bayes” pp. 273-274

Harry F. Martz

Six Propositions on Public Participation and Their Relevance for Risk Communication pp. 275-281

Roger E. Kasperson

Relative Potency of Chemical Carcinogens in Rodents pp. 283-290

David W. Gaylor and James J. Chen

Chemical Spill Exposure Assessment pp. 291-299

Stuart M. Brown and Abraham Silvers

The Spread of a PCB Spill on a Soil Surface pp. 301-304

Alan Q. Eschenroeder

Judgment and Analysis in Oil Spill Risk Assessment pp. 305-315

Thomas R. Stewart and Thomas M. Leschine

A Methodology for Estimating Time‐of‐Day Variations in the Size of a Population Exposed to Risk pp. 317-324

Theodore S. Glickman

Benefit Analysis for Natural Hazards pp. 325-334

V. Smith

Monte Carlo Sampling for Generalized Knowledge Dependence with Application to Human Reliability pp. 335-343

Roger Cooke and Rudi Waij

Assigned Shares in Compensation for Radiation‐Related Cancers pp. 345-357

Stephen W. Lagakos and Frederick Mosteller

Who Needs Causation Probabilities? pp. 359-361

Lester Lave

The Uncertainties of Assigned Shares Tort Compensation: What We Don't Know Can Hurt Us pp. 363-369

David Rosenberg

Assigned Shares and Combined Insults pp. 371-372

Fritz A. Seiler

Technical and Policy Issues in Assigned Share Calculations: A Comment on Lagakos and Mosteller pp. 373-375

Louis Anthony Cox

Response to Comments on “Assigned Shares in Compensation for Radiation‐Related Cancers” pp. 377-380

Stephen W. Lagakos and Frederick Mosteller

The Portable Computing System for Use in Gas Emergencies pp. 381-385

Eli Stern

Volume 6, issue 2, 1986

Time for a Change pp. 111-112

James D. Wilson

Acceptance of the Distinguished Contribution Award of the Society for Risk Analysis pp. 113-115

Alexander Hollaender

Final Report of the Color Additive Scientific Review Panel pp. 117-154

Ronald W. Hart, Stan C. Freni, David W. Gaylor, James R. Gillette, Larry K. Lowry, Jerrold M. Ward, Elizabeth K. Weisburger, Paul Lepore and Angelo Turturro

Statistical Modeling of Animal Bioassay Data with Variable Dosing Regimens: Example—Vinyl Chloride pp. 155-166

Kenneth G. Brown and David G. Hoel

Multistage Model Interpretation of Additive and Multiplicative Carcinogenic Effects pp. 167-170

Herman J. Gibb and Chao W. Chen

Asbestos Lung Cancer Risks: Comparison of Animal and Human Extrapolations pp. 171-180

James N. Rowe and Janet A. Springer

The Promise of Molecular Epidemiology for Quantitative Risk Assessment pp. 181-193

Dale B. Hattis

New Approaches in Risk Assessment for Carcinogens pp. 195-201

Frederica Perera

Health Risks and Air Pollution — Error Analysis for a Cross‐Sectional Mortality Study pp. 203-212

J. H. Pickles

Health Risks of PCB Spills from Electrical Equipment pp. 213-221

Alan Q. Eschenroeder, Colleen P. Doyle and Edward J. Faeder

Warning Systems in Risk Management pp. 223-234

M. Elisabeth Paté‐Cornell

On Criteria of Insignificant Difference Between Two Risks pp. 235-244

Julius Goodman

Perceived Acceptability of Risk Analysis as a Decision‐Making Approach pp. 245-256

Donald MacGregor and Paul Slovic

Computerized Estimates of Potential Occupational Health Risk Due to Chemical Exposure pp. 259-264

David H. Pedersen and Richard W. Hornung

Volume 6, issue 1, 1986

Comment on “Risk in Developing Countriesrdquo pp. 1-2

Michael Minor, Kazuhiko Kawamura and Paul Finger Lynes

Computerized Estimates of Potential Occupational Health Risk Due to Chemical Exposure pp. 3-13

David H. Pedersen and Richard W. Hornung

Use of Fractals to Estimate Environmental Dilution Factors in River Basins pp. 15-25

Fritz A. Seiler

A Fuzzy Set Theoretic Foundation for Vagueness in Uncertainty Analysis pp. 27-34

Stephen D. Unwin

Stochastic Dominance: An Approach to Decision Making Under Risk pp. 35-41

James J. Buckley

Modeling the Detection Rates of Fires in Nuclear Plants: Development and Application of a Methodology for Treating Imprecise Evidence pp. 43-59

Nathan Siu and George Apostolakis

EDB: A Case Study in Communicating Risk pp. 61-68

Harold Issadore Sharlin

A General Guideline for Management of Risk from Carcinogens pp. 69-79

Paul Milvy

Risk Homeostasis Theory and Traffic Accident Data pp. 81-94

Leonard Evans

Notes on the Interpretation of Traffic Accident Data and of Risk Homeostasis Theory: A Reply to L. Evans pp. 95-101

Gerald J. S. Wilde

Comments on Wilde's Notes on “Risk Homeostasis Theory and Traffic Accident Data” pp. 103-107

Leonard Evans