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Volume 36, issue 12, 2016

From the Editors pp. 2187-2188

Tony Cox and Karen Lowrie

Comment on “Cryptosporidium Infection Risk: Results of New Dose‐Response Modeling” — Discussion of Underlying Assumptions and Their Implications pp. 2189-2192

Philip J. Schmidt and Cynthia L. Chappell

Response to: Comment on “Cryptosporidium Infection Risk: Results of New Dose–Response Modeling”––Discussion of Underlying Assumption and Their Implications pp. 2193-2194

Michael J. Messner and Philip Berger

Improving Risk Assessment Calculations for Traditional Foods Through Collaborative Research with First Nations Communities pp. 2195-2207

Claire McAuley, Ave Dersch, Lisa N. Kates, Darryel R. Sowan and Christopher A. Ollson

Assessing Risk‐Based Upper Limits of Melamine Migration from Food Containers pp. 2208-2215

Min‐Pei Ling, Keng‐Wen Lien and Dennis P. H. Hsieh

Assessing Risk in Graphically Presented Financial Series pp. 2216-2232

Daphne Sobolev and Nigel Harvey

A Cognitive‐Affective Scale for Hurricane Risk Perception pp. 2233-2246

Craig W. Trumbo, Lori Peek, Michelle A. Meyer, Holly L. Marlatt, Eve Gruntfest, Brian D. McNoldy and Wayne H. Schubert

Can Belief in a Just World Buffer Mood and Career Prospects of People in Need of Risk Protection? First Experimental Evidence pp. 2247-2257

Gabriel Nudelman, Kathleen Otto and Claudia Dalbert

Defender–Attacker Decision Tree Analysis to Combat Terrorism pp. 2258-2271

Ryan J. B. Garcia and Detlof von Winterfeldt

Cumulative Response to Sequences of Terror Attacks Varying in Frequency and Trajectory pp. 2272-2284

Jinshu Cui, Heather Rosoff and Richard S. John

A Game‐Theoretical Model to Improve Process Plant Protection from Terrorist Attacks pp. 2285-2297

Laobing Zhang and Genserik Reniers

Scenario Discovery with Multiple Criteria: An Evaluation of the Robust Decision‐Making Framework for Climate Change Adaptation pp. 2298-2312

Julie E. Shortridge and Seth D. Guikema

Tee Guidotti, Health and Sustainability: An Introduction. New York, Oxford University Press, 2015, 446 pp., list of selected sources, and index, ISBN 978‐0‐19‐932533‐7, paper, $46.13 pp. 2313-2314

Michael R. Greenberg

Volume 36, issue 11, 2016

From the Editors pp. 2029-2030

Tony Cox and Karen Lowrie

Dose‐Response Modeling for Inhalational Anthrax in Rabbits Following Single or Multiple Exposures pp. 2031-2038

Bradford W. Gutting, Andrey Rukhin, David Marchette, Ryan S. Mackie and Brandolyn Thran

Radiological Risk Assessment by Convergence Methodology Model in RDD Scenarios pp. 2039-2046

Fagner C. Rother, Wilson F. Rebello, Matthew J. F. Healy, Mauricio M. Silva, Paulo A. M. Cabral, Hélio C. Vital and Edson R. Andrade

Import Security: Assessing the Risks of Imported Food pp. 2047-2064

Jonathan Welburn, Vicki Bier and Steven Hoerning

Campylobacter QMRA: A Bayesian Estimation of Prevalence and Concentration in Retail Foods Under Clustering and Heavy Censoring pp. 2065-2080

Antti Mikkelä, Jukka Ranta, Manuel González, Marjaana Hakkinen and Pirkko Tuominen

Costs of Health Damage from Atmospheric Emissions of Toxic Metals: Part 1—Methods and Results pp. 2081-2095

Vincent Nedellec and Ari Rabl

Costs of Health Damage from Atmospheric Emissions of Toxic Metals: Part 2—Analysis for Mercury and Lead pp. 2096-2104

Vincent Nedellec and Ari Rabl

Lung Cancer Risk from Radon in Marcellus Shale Gas in Northeast U.S. Homes pp. 2105-2119

Austin L. Mitchell, W. Michael Griffin and Elizabeth A. Casman

Improving the Impact and Implementation of Disaster Education: Programs for Children Through Theory‐Based Evaluation pp. 2120-2135

Victoria A. Johnson, Kevin R. Ronan, David M. Johnston and Robin Peace

Seeing is Believing? An Examination of Perceptions of Local Weather Conditions and Climate Change Among Residents in the U.S. Gulf Coast pp. 2136-2157

Wanyun Shao and Kirby Goidel

The Impact of Perceived Flood Exposure on Flood‐Risk Perception: The Role of Distance pp. 2158-2186

Eoin O'Neill, Finbarr Brereton, Harutyun Shahumyan and J. Peter Clinch

Volume 36, issue 10, 2016

From the Editors pp. 1827-1828

Tony Cox and Karen Lowrie

Reproducible Risk Assessment pp. 1829-1833

Charles N. Haas

Traceability and Risk Analysis Strategies for Addressing Counterfeit Electronics in Supply Chains for Complex Systems pp. 1834-1843

Daniel DiMase, Zachary A. Collier, Jinae Carlson, Robin B. Gray and Igor Linkov

Tutorial: Parallel Computing of Simulation Models for Risk Analysis pp. 1844-1854

Allison C. Reilly, Andrea Staid, Michael Gao and Seth D. Guikema

Estimating the Probability of Rare Events Occurring Using a Local Model Averaging pp. 1855-1870

Jin‐Hua Chen, Chun‐Shu Chen, Meng‐Fan Huang and Hung‐Chih Lin

A Common Rationale for Global Sensitivity Measures and Their Estimation pp. 1871-1895

Emanuele Borgonovo, Gordon B. Hazen and Elmar Plischke

Improving Catastrophe Modeling for Business Interruption Insurance Needs pp. 1896-1915

Adam Rose and Charles K. Huyck

Can Carbon Nanomaterials Improve CZTS Photovoltaic Devices? Evaluation of Performance and Impacts Using Integrated Life‐Cycle Assessment and Decision Analysis pp. 1916-1935

Ryan P. Scott, Alison C. Cullen, Cate Fox‐Lent and Igor Linkov

Hurricane Isaac: A Longitudinal Analysis of Storm Characteristics and Power Outage Risk pp. 1936-1947

Gina L. Tonn, Seth D. Guikema, Celso M. Ferreira and Steven M. Quiring

A Generalized QMRA Beta‐Poisson Dose‐Response Model pp. 1948-1958

Gang Xie, Anne Roiko, Helen Stratton, Charles Lemckert, Peter K. Dunn and Kerrie Mengersen

Combining QMRA and Epidemiology to Estimate Campylobacteriosis Incidence pp. 1959-1968

Eric G. Evers and Martijn Bouwknegt

Cryptosporidium Infection Risk: Results of New Dose‐Response Modeling pp. 1969-1982

Michael J. Messner and Philip Berger

Understanding Local Policy Elites’ Perceptions on the Benefits and Risks Associated with High‐Voltage Power Line Installations in the State of Arkansas pp. 1983-1999

Rachael M. Moyer and Geoboo Song

Knowledge, Risk Perceptions, and Xenophobic Attitudes: Evidence from Italy During the Ebola Outbreak pp. 2000-2010

Gabriele Prati and Luca Pietrantoni

Communication About Micropollutants in Drinking Water: Effects of the Presentation and Psychological Processes pp. 2011-2026

Robert Tobias

Volume 36, issue 9, 2016

Daniel Wartenberg: Empowering Community Epidemiology and Risk Analysis pp. 1683-1687

Michael Greenberg and Caron Chess

Introduction to Special Issue on Air Pollution Health Risks pp. 1688-1692

D. Warner North

Characterizing the Long‐Term PM2.5 Concentration‐Response Function: Comparing the Strengths and Weaknesses of Research Synthesis Approaches pp. 1693-1707

Neal Fann, Elisabeth A. Gilmore and Katherine Walker

Application of the World Health Organization Programmatic Assessment Tool for Risk of Measles Virus Transmission—Lessons Learned from a Measles Outbreak in Senegal pp. 1708-1717

Jennifer B. Harris, Ousseynou Badiane, Eugene Lam, Jennifer Nicholson, Ibrahim Oumar Ba, Aliou Diallo, Amadou Fall, Balcha G. Masresha and James L. Goodson

Survey of Ambient Air Pollution Health Risk Assessment Tools pp. 1718-1736

Susan C. Anenberg, Anna Belova, Jørgen Brandt, Neal Fann, Sue Greco, Sarath Guttikunda, Marie‐Eve Heroux, Fintan Hurley, Michal Krzyzanowski, Sylvia Medina, Brian Miller, Kiran Pandey, Joachim Roos and Rita Van Dingenen

Inconsistencies in Risk Analyses for Ambient Air Pollutant Regulations pp. 1737-1744

Anne E. Smith

Fine Particulate Matter, Risk Assessment, and Risk Management pp. 1745-1747

Jonathan I. Levy

Characterizing Uncertainty in Estimates of Mortality Risk from Exposure to Ambient Fine Particulate Matter pp. 1748-1750

John S. Evans

Dose–Response Models are Conditional on Determination of Causality pp. 1751-1754

H. Christopher Frey

Providing Context for Ambient Particulate Matter and Estimates of Attributable Mortality pp. 1755-1765

Roger O. McClellan

Fine Particulate Matter Pollution and Mortality pp. 1766-1769

Suresh H. Moolgavkar

Rethinking the Meaning of Concentration–Response Functions and the Estimated Burden of Adverse Health Effects Attributed to Exposure Concentrations pp. 1770-1779

Louis Anthony (Tony) Cox

Author Synthesis and Response pp. 1780-1782

Anne E. Smith

Benefits of Decreased Mortality Risk from Reductions in Primary Mobile Source Fine Particulate Matter: A Limited Data Approach for Urban Areas Worldwide pp. 1783-1802

Susan L. Greco, Anna Belova and Jin Huang

Influence of Alternative Exposure Estimates in the Diesel Exhaust Miners Study: Diesel Exhaust and Lung Cancer pp. 1803-1812

Kenny S. Crump, Cynthia Van Landingham and Roger O. McClellan

Meta‐Analysis Methods to Estimate the Shape and Uncertainty in the Association Between Long‐Term Exposure to Ambient Fine Particulate Matter and Cause‐Specific Mortality Over the Global Concentration Range pp. 1813-1825

Hwashin Hyun Shin, Aaron J. Cohen, C. Pope, Majid Ezzati, Stephen S. Lim, Bryan Hubbell and Richard T. Burnett

Volume 36, issue 8, 2016

From the Editors pp. 1511-1512

Tony Cox and Karen Lowrie

How to be Cautious but Open to Learning: Time to Update Biotechnology and GMO Legislation pp. 1513-1517

Sven Ove Hansson

Introduction to Special Series pp. 1518-1519

Jo Anne Shatkin

Advancing Risk Analysis for Nanoscale Materials: Report from an International Workshop on the Role of Alternative Testing Strategies for Advancement pp. 1520-1537

J. A. Shatkin, Kimberly J. Ong, Christian Beaudrie, Amy J. Clippinger, Christine Ogilvie Hendren, Lynne T. Haber, Myriam Hill, Patricia Holden, Alan J. Kennedy, Baram Kim, Margaret MacDonell, Christina M. Powers, Monita Sharma, Lorraine Sheremeta, Vicki Stone, Yasir Sultan, Audrey Turley and Ronald H. White

Approaches to Develop Alternative Testing Strategies to Inform Human Health Risk Assessment of Nanomaterials pp. 1538-1550

Vicki Stone, Helinor J. Johnston, Dominique Balharry, Jeremy M. Gernand and Mary Gulumian

Framework to Evaluate Exposure Relevance and Data Needs for Risk Assessment of Nanomaterials using in Vitro Testing Strategies pp. 1551-1563

Monita Sharma, Jo Anne Shatkin, Carolyn Cairns, Richard Canady and Amy J. Clippinger

Alternative Testing Strategies for Nanomaterials: State of the Science and Considerations for Risk Analysis pp. 1564-1580

J. A. Shatkin and K. J. Ong

Values‐Based Measures of Impacts to Indigenous Health pp. 1581-1588

Robin Gregory, Doug Easterling, Nicole Kaechele and William Trousdale

Trends in Reported Foodborne Illness in the United States; 1996–2013 pp. 1589-1598

Mark R. Powell

High Numerates Count Icons and Low Numerates Process Large Areas in Pictographs: Results of an Eye‐Tracking Study pp. 1599-1614

Christina Kreuzmair, Michael Siegrist and Carmen Keller

The Key Role of Experiential Uncertainty when Dealing with Risks: Its Relationships with Demand for Regulation and Institutional Trust pp. 1615-1629

P. Marijn Poortvliet and Anne Marike Lokhorst

Risk Assessment of Infrastructure System of Systems with Precursor Analysis pp. 1630-1643

Zhenyu Guo and Yacov Y. Haimes

Review of Research Trends and Methods in Nano Environmental, Health, and Safety Risk Analysis pp. 1644-1665

Serkan Erbis, Zeynep Ok, Jacqueline A. Isaacs, James C. Benneyan and Sagar Kamarthi

Attacker Deterrence and Perceived Risk in a Stackelberg Security Game pp. 1666-1681

Garret Ridinger, Richard S. John, Michael McBride and Nicholas Scurich

Volume 36, issue 7, 2016

From the Editors pp. 1287-1287

Tony Cox, Karen Lowrie and Charles N. Haas

Modeling and Managing the Risks of Measles and Rubella: A Global Perspective, Part I pp. 1288-1296

Kimberly M. Thompson and Stephen L. Cochi

Systematic Review of Health Economic Analyses of Measles and Rubella Immunization Interventions pp. 1297-1314

Kimberly M. Thompson and Cassie L. Odahowski

Characterization of the Risks of Adverse Outcomes Following Rubella Infection in Pregnancy pp. 1315-1331

Kimberly M. Thompson, Emily A. Simons, Kamran Badizadegan, Susan E. Reef and Louis Z. Cooper

Systematic Review of the Manifestations of Congenital Rubella Syndrome in Infants and Characterization of Disability‐Adjusted Life Years (DALYs) pp. 1332-1356

Emily A. Simons, Susan E. Reef, Louis Z. Cooper, Laura Zimmerman and Kimberly M. Thompson

The Costs and Valuation of Health Impacts of Measles and Rubella Risk Management Policies pp. 1357-1382

Kimberly M. Thompson and Cassie L. Odahowski

Evolution and Use of Dynamic Transmission Models for Measles and Rubella Risk and Policy Analysis pp. 1383-1403

Kimberly M. Thompson

Modeling Measles Transmission in the North American Amish and Options for Outbreak Response pp. 1404-1417

Kimberly M. Thompson and Kasper H. Kisjes

Characterization of Heterogeneity in Childhood Immunization Coverage in Central Florida Using Immunization Registry Data pp. 1418-1426

Kimberly M. Thompson, Grace E. Logan and Florida SHOTS™ Research Team

Synthesis of Evidence to Characterize National Measles and Rubella Exposure and Immunization Histories pp. 1427-1458

Kimberly M. Thompson, Cassie L. Odahowski, James L. Goodson, Susan E. Reef and Robert T. Perry

Systematic Review of Measles and Rubella Serology Studies pp. 1459-1486

Kimberly M. Thompson and Cassie L. Odahowski

Framework for Optimal Global Vaccine Stockpile Design for Vaccine‐Preventable Diseases: Application to Measles and Cholera Vaccines as Contrasting Examples pp. 1487-1509

Kimberly M. Thompson and Radboud J. Duintjer Tebbens

Volume 36, issue 6, 2016

From the Editors pp. 1069-1071

Tony Cox and Karen Lowrie

The Event: An Underexamined Risk Concept pp. 1072-1078

Ted W. Yellman

Altruism During Ebola: Risk Perception, Issue Salience, Cultural Cognition, and Information Processing pp. 1079-1089

Z. Janet Yang

Confluence and Contours: Reflexive Management of Environmental Risk pp. 1090-1107

Emma Soane, Iljana Schubert, Simon Pollard, Sophie Rocks and Edgar Black

Chemical Manufacturing and Refining Industry Legitimacy: Reflective Management, Trust, Precrisis Communication to Achieve Community Efficacy pp. 1108-1124

Robert L. Heath and Jaesub Lee

Flood Risk, Flood Mitigation, and Location Choice: Evaluating the National Flood Insurance Program's Community Rating System pp. 1125-1147

Qin Fan and Meri Davlasheridze

Public Perceptions of Regulatory Costs, Their Uncertainty and Interindividual Distribution pp. 1148-1170

Branden B. Johnson and Adam M. Finkel

Maritime Transportation Risk Assessment of Tianjin Port with Bayesian Belief Networks pp. 1171-1187

Jinfen Zhang, Ângelo P Teixeira, C. Guedes Soares, Xinping Yan and Kezhong Liu

Mortality Patterns of Hydro‐Geomorphologic Disasters pp. 1188-1210

S. Pereira, J. L. Zêzere, I. Quaresma, P. P. Santos and M. Santos

A Bayesian Semiparametric Model for Radiation Dose‐Response Estimation pp. 1211-1223

Kyoji Furukawa, Munechika Misumi, John B. Cologne and Harry M. Cullings

The Effects of Revealed Information on Catastrophe Loss Projection Models’ Characterization of Risk: Damage Vulnerability Evidence from Florida pp. 1224-1250

J. Bradley Karl, Lorilee A. Medders and Patrick F. Maroney

Board Diving Regulations in Public Swimming Pools and Risk of Injury pp. 1251-1261

David Williams and Louise Odin

Facilitating Redundancy‐Oriented Management with Gene‐Therapy‐Oriented Management Against Disaster pp. 1262-1276

Kyoo‐Man Ha

Health‐Economics Analyses Applied to ELF Electric and Magnetic Fields pp. 1277-1286

Shaiela Kandel, John Swanson and Leeka Kheifets

Volume 36, issue 5, 2016

From the Editors pp. 863-866

Tony Cox and Karen Lowrie

Advancing Methods for National and Global Risk Studies pp. 867-868

Henry H. Willis

Response pp. 869-869

Terje Aven and Louis Anthony (Tony) Cox

Risk Management Should Play a Stronger Role in Developing and Implementing Social Responsibility Policies for Organizations pp. 870-873

Shital A. Thekdi

Dengue Disease Risk Mental Models in the City of Dhaka, Bangladesh: Juxtapositions and Gaps Between the Public and Experts pp. 874-891

Parnali Dhar‐Chowdhury, C. Emdad Haque and S. Michelle Driedger

Quantifying the Establishment Likelihood of Invasive Alien Species Introductions Through Ports with Application to Honeybees in Australia pp. 892-903

Daniel K. Heersink, Peter Caley, Dean R. Paini and Simon C. Barry

A Regional Decision Support Scheme for Pest Risk Analysis in Southeast Asia pp. 904-913

T. Soliman, A. MacLeod, J. D. Mumford, T. P. L. Nghiem, H. T. W. Tan, S. K. Papworth, R. T. Corlett and L. Roman Carrasco

Risk Reduction of an Invasive Insect by Targeting Surveillance Efforts with the Assistance of a Phenology Model and International Maritime Shipping Routes and Schedules pp. 914-925

David R. Gray

Development of Dose‐Response Models to Predict the Relationship for Human Toxoplasma gondii Infection Associated with Meat Consumption pp. 926-938

Miao Guo, Abhinav Mishra, Robert L. Buchanan, Jitender P. Dubey, Dolores E. Hill, H. Ray Gamble, Jeffrey L. Jones, Xianzhi Du and Abani K. Pradhan

The Impact of Population, Contact, and Spatial Heterogeneity on Epidemic Model Predictions pp. 939-953

Francisco J. Zagmutt, Mark A. Schoenbaum and Ashley E. Hill

Modeling Lung Carcinogenesis in Radon‐Exposed Miner Cohorts: Accounting for Missing Information on Smoking pp. 954-967

Teun van Dillen, Fieke Dekkers, Harmen Bijwaard, Irene Brüske, H.‐Erich Wichmann, Michaela Kreuzer and Bernd Grosche

Binary Mixtures of Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons Display Nonadditive Mixture Interactions in an In Vitro Liver Cell Model pp. 968-991

Stacey J. Gaskill and Erica D. Bruce

Expanding the Reach of Participatory Risk Management: Testing an Online Decision‐Aiding Framework for Informing Internally Consistent Choices pp. 992-1005

Douglas L. Bessette, Victoria Campbell‐Arvai and Joseph Arvai

Foresight Study on the Risk Governance of New Technologies: The Case of Nanotechnology pp. 1006-1024

Sheona A. K. Read, Gary S. Kass, Hilary R. Sutcliffe and Steven M. Hankin

Supply Chain Vulnerability Analysis Using Scenario‐Based Input‐Output Modeling: Application to Port Operations pp. 1025-1039

Shital A. Thekdi and Joost R. Santos

Exploring the Predictors of Organizational Preparedness for Natural Disasters pp. 1040-1053

Abdul‐Akeem Sadiq and John D. Graham

Airline Safety Improvement Through Experience with Near‐Misses: A Cautionary Tale pp. 1054-1066

Peter Madsen, Robin L. Dillon and Catherine H. Tinsley

Siddharta Mukherjee The Laws of Medicine: Field Notes from an Uncertain Science. TEDBooks, Simon and Schuster (2015). 70 pp. $16.99. ISBN 978‐1‐4767‐8484‐7 pp. 1067-1068

Tee Guidotti

Volume 36, issue 4, 2016

From the Editors pp. 639-640

Tony Cox and Karen Lowrie

Commentary on “Risk Analysis for U.S. Offshore Wind Farms: The Need for an Integrated Approach” pp. 641-644

Bonnie Ram

Author Response pp. 645-645

Andrea Staid and Seth D. Guikema

Elizabeth Anderson: Cancer Risk Assessment Pioneer pp. 646-649

Michael R. Greenberg and Karen Lowrie

Introductions to Adversary Behavior: Validating the Models pp. 650-652

Jun Zhuang, Vicki Bier and Seth Guikema

Validation in the Absence of Observed Events pp. 653-665

John Lathrop and Barry Ezell

In the Opponent's Shoes: Increasing the Behavioral Validity of Attackers’ Judgments in Counterterrorism Models pp. 666-680

Sumitra Sri Bhashyam and Gilberto Montibeller

Modeling Adversaries in Counterterrorism Decisions Using Prospect Theory pp. 681-693

Jason R. W. Merrick and Philip Leclerc

Defense of Cyber Infrastructures Against Cyber‐Physical Attacks Using Game‐Theoretic Models pp. 694-710

Nageswara S. V. Rao, Stephen W. Poole, Chris Y. T. Ma, Fei He, Jun Zhuang and David K. Y. Yau

On the Effectiveness of Security Countermeasures for Critical Infrastructures pp. 711-726

Kjell Hausken and Fei He

Adversarial Risk Analysis for Urban Security Resource Allocation pp. 727-741

César Gil, David Rios Insua and Jesus Rios

Modeling Opponents in Adversarial Risk Analysis pp. 742-755

David Rios Insua, David Banks and Jesus Rios

Quantifying Adversary Capabilities to Inform Defensive Resource Allocation pp. 756-775

Chen Wang and Vicki M. Bier

Modeling Resources Allocation in Attacker‐Defender Games with “Warm Up” CSF pp. 776-791

Peiqiu Guan and Jun Zhuang

Approximate Uncertainty Modeling in Risk Analysis with Vine Copulas pp. 792-815

Tim Bedford, Alireza Daneshkhah and Kevin J. Wilson

Is Seeing Believing? Perceptions of Wildfire Risk Over Time pp. 816-830

Patricia A Champ and Hannah Brenkert‐Smith

Conflict or Caveats? Effects of Media Portrayals of Scientific Uncertainty on Audience Perceptions of New Technologies pp. 831-846

Andrew R. Binder, Elliott D. Hillback and Dominique Brossard

Allocating Resources to Enhance Resilience, with Application to Superstorm Sandy and an Electric Utility pp. 847-862

Cameron A. MacKenzie and Christopher W. Zobel

Volume 36, issue 3, 2016

From the Editors pp. 431-432

Tony Cox and Karen Lowrie

Quantitative Microbiological Risk Assessment and Source Attribution for Salmonella: Taking it Further pp. 433-436

Emma L. Snary, Arno N. Swart and Tine Hald

A Quantitative Microbiological Risk Assessment for Salmonella in Pigs for the European Union pp. 437-449

Emma L. Snary, Arno N. Swart, Robin R. L. Simons, Ana Rita Calado Domingues, Hakan Vigre, Eric G. Evers, Tine Hald and Andrew A. Hill

An Approach to Cluster EU Member States into Groups According to Pathways of Salmonella in the Farm‐to‐Consumption Chain for Pork Products pp. 450-460

Håkan Vigre, Ana Rita Coutinho Calado Domingues, Ulrik Bo Pedersen and Tine Hald

A Farm Transmission Model for Salmonella in Pigs, Applicable to E.U. Member States pp. 461-481

Andrew A. Hill, Robin R. L. Simons, Louise Kelly and Emma L. Snary

A Transport and Lairage Model for Salmonella Transmission Between Pigs Applicable to EU Member States pp. 482-497

R. R. L. Simons, A. A. Hill, A. Swart, L. Kelly and E. L. Snary

Modeling of Salmonella Contamination in the Pig Slaughterhouse pp. 498-515

A. N. Swart, E. G. Evers, R. L. L. Simons and M. Swanenburg

A QMRA Model for Salmonella in Pork Products During Preparation and Consumption pp. 516-530

A. N. Swart, F. van Leusden and M. J. Nauta

Characterization of the Human Risk of Salmonellosis Related to Consumption of Pork Products in Different E.U. Countries Based on a QMRA pp. 531-545

Håkan Vigre, Kristen Barfoed, Arno N. Swart, Robin R. L. Simons, Andrew A. Hill, Emma L Snary and Tine Hald

Assessing the Effectiveness of On‐Farm and Abattoir Interventions in Reducing Pig Meat–Borne Salmonellosis within E.U. Member States pp. 546-560

Andrew A. Hill, Robin L. Simons, Arno N. Swart, Louise Kelly, Tine Hald and Emma L. Snary

Bayesian Source Attribution of Salmonellosis in South Australia pp. 561-570

K. Glass, E. Fearnley, H. Hocking, J. Raupach, M. Veitch, L. Ford and M. D. Kirk

Application of Molecular Typing Results in Source Attribution Models: The Case of Multiple Locus Variable Number Tandem Repeat Analysis (MLVA) of Salmonella Isolates Obtained from Integrated Surveillance in Denmark pp. 571-588

Leonardo V. de Knegt, Sara M. Pires, Charlotta Löfström, Gitte Sørensen, Karl Pedersen, Mia Torpdahl, Eva M. Nielsen and Tine Hald

Linear‐No‐Threshold Default Assumptions for Noncancer and Nongenotoxic Cancer Risks: A Mathematical and Biological Critique pp. 589-604

Kenneth T. Bogen

Media Coverage of Pediatric Environmental Health Risks and its Effects on Mothers’ Protective Behaviors pp. 605-622

Susan Mello and Robert C. Hornik

Thinking Concretely Increases the Perceived Likelihood of Risks: The Effect of Construal Level on Risk Estimation pp. 623-637

Eva Lermer, Bernhard Streicher, Rainer Sachs, Martina Raue and Dieter Frey

Volume 36, issue 2, 2016

From the Editors pp. 183-185

Tony Cox and Karen Lowrie

National and Global Risk Studies: How Can the Field of Risk Analysis Contribute? pp. 186-190

Terje Aven and Louis Anthony Cox

Research Synthesis Methods in an Age of Globalized Risks: Lessons from the Global Burden of Foodborne Disease Expert Elicitation pp. 191-202

World Health Organization, Foodborne Epidemiology Reference Group, Source Attribution Task Force

Application of a QMRA Framework to Inform Selection of Drinking Water Interventions in the Developing Context pp. 203-214

S. R. Petterson

A QMRA for the Transmission of ESBL‐Producing Escherichia coli and Campylobacter from Poultry Farms to Humans Through Flies pp. 215-227

Eric G. Evers, Hetty Blaak, Raditijo A. Hamidjaja, Rob de Jonge and Franciska M. Schets

Characterizing and Communicating Risk with Exposure Reconstruction and Bayesian Analysis: Historical Locomotive Maintenance/Repair Associated with Asbestos Woven Tape Pipe Lagging pp. 228-243

Fred W. Boelter, Jacob D. Persky, Daniel M. Podraza and William H. Bullock

Asteroid Risk Assessment: A Probabilistic Approach pp. 244-261

Jason C. Reinhardt, Xi Chen, Wenhao Liu, Petar Manchev and M. Elisabeth Paté‐Cornell

Impact Factors and Risk Analysis of Tropical Cyclones on a Highway Network pp. 262-277

Saini Yang, Fuyu Hu and Carlo Jaeger

Towards a Fuzzy Bayesian Network Based Approach for Safety Risk Analysis of Tunnel‐Induced Pipeline Damage pp. 278-301

Limao Zhang, Xianguo Wu, Yawei Qin, Miroslaw J. Skibniewski and Wenli Liu

An Empirical Analysis of Life Jacket Effectiveness in Recreational Boating pp. 302-319

Christelle Viauroux and Ali Gungor

The Concepts of Risk, Safety, and Security: Applications in Everyday Language pp. 320-338

Max Boholm, Niklas Möller and Sven Ove Hansson

Adaptive Governance, Uncertainty, and Risk: Policy Framing and Responses to Climate Change, Drought, and Flood pp. 339-356

Margot Hurlbert and Joyeeta Gupta

A Protocol for the Global Sensitivity Analysis of Impact Assessment Models in Life Cycle Assessment pp. 357-377

S. Cucurachi, E. Borgonovo and R. Heijungs

Statistical Modeling of Fire Occurrence Using Data from the Tōhoku, Japan Earthquake and Tsunami pp. 378-395

Dana Anderson, Rachel A. Davidson, Keisuke Himoto and Charles Scawthorn

Modeling Correlated Discrete Uncertainties in Event Trees with Copulas pp. 396-410

Tianyang Wang, James S. Dyer and John C. Butler

“Know What to Do If You Encounter a Flash Flood”: Mental Models Analysis for Improving Flash Flood Risk Communication and Public Decision Making pp. 411-427

Heather Lazrus, Rebecca E. Morss, Julie L. Demuth, Jeffrey K. Lazo and Ann Bostrom

J. Craig Venter Life at the Speed of Light: From the Double Helix to the Dawn of Digital Life. New York: Viking (2013) 187 pp. G. Church and E. Regis Regenesis: How Synthetic Biology Will Reinvent Nature and Ourselves. New York: Basic Books (2012) 284 pp pp. 428-430

David M. Berube

Volume 36, issue 1, 2016

From the Editors pp. 1-3

Tony Cox and Karen Lowrie

Critical Assessment of the Foundations of Power Transmission and Distribution Reliability Metrics and Standards pp. 4-15

Roshanak Nateghi, Seth D. Guikema, Yue (Grace) Wu and C. Bayan Bruss

A Simplified Approach to Risk Assessment Based on System Dynamics: An Industrial Case Study pp. 16-29

Emmanuel Garbolino, Jean‐Pierre Chery and Franck Guarnieri

Sensitivity Analysis Using Risk Measures pp. 30-48

Andreas Tsanakas and Pietro Millossovich

Augmenting the Deliberative Method for Ranking Risks pp. 49-56

Irving Susel, Trace Lasley, Mark Montezemolo and Joel Piper

An Empirical, Nonparametric Simulator for Multivariate Random Variables with Differing Marginal Densities and Nonlinear Dependence with Hydroclimatic Applications pp. 57-73

Upmanu Lall, Naresh Devineni and Yasir Kaheil

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