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Event tree analysis

Known as: Eta (disambiguation) 
Event tree analysis (ETA) is a forward, bottom up, logical modeling technique for both success and failure that explores responses through a single… 
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2015
2015
On the need for online decision support in FPSO-shuttle tanker collision risk reduction
2013
2013
Quality improvement and quantitative modeling — Using mashups for human error prevention
Modern IT service provider organizations are under a continuous pressure to increase their competitiveness. Ways to reduce costs… 
2011
2011
Event Tree Analysis
Event tree analysis is the technique used to define potential accident sequences associated with a particular initiating event or… 
2010
2010
Eine modellbasierte Methode zur Objektivierung der Risikoanalyse nach ISO 26262
Die Entwicklung elektrischer Fahrzeugsysteme wird in Zukunft voraussichtlich immer mehr von der ISO 26262 beeinflusst. Eine… 
2009
2009
Do I Understand What I Can Create? Biosafety Issues in Synthetic Biology
Abstract Synthetic biology offers many new opportunities for the future. Theincreasingcomplexities inengineering biological… 
2009
2009
IMPROVING RELAY PERFORMANCE BY OFF-LINE AND ON-LINE EVALUATION
Protective relays are designed to quickly and correctly clear the fault and minimize the impact of disturbances on power system… 
2008
2008
Seismic hazard risk evaluation of building by event tree analysis
When drawing a building event tree analysis chart,the greatest ground acceleration is usually regarded as the condition,and the… 
2003
2003
Automated Event Tree Analysis Based-on Scenario Specifications
Event tree analysis is widely used for reliability and safety analyses as it can be used to specify how the system behaves under… 
2000
2000
Accident sequence analysis of human-computer interface design
1994
1994
Specifying and verifying safety-critical software systems
With respect to safety-critical systems, specific techniques do exist for statically analyzing such systems. However, with… 
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