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ORCIDReliability Engineering & System Safety, Volume 145
Volume 145, January 2016
- Jun Yang, Tunc Aldemir:
An algorithm for the computationally efficient deductive implementation of the Markov/Cell-to-Cell-Mapping Technique for risk significant scenario identification. 1-8 - Francesco Di Maio
, Ajit Rai, Enrico Zio:
A dynamic probabilistic safety margin characterization approach in support of Integrated Deterministic and Probabilistic Safety Analysis. 9-18 - Anatoly Lisnianski, Yi Ding:
Using inverse Lz-transform for obtaining compact stochastic model of complex power station for short-term risk evaluation. 19-27 - Bo He, Weimin Cui, Xiaofeng Du:
An additive modified Weibull distribution. 28-37 - María Luz Gámiz, Bo Henry Lindqvist:
Nonparametric estimation in trend-renewal processes. 38-46 - Seyedmohsen Hosseini, Kash Barker, Jose Emmanuel Ramirez-Marquez:
A review of definitions and measures of system resilience. 47-61 - Charles D. Nicholson, Kash Barker, Jose Emmanuel Ramirez-Marquez:
Flow-based vulnerability measures for network component importance: Experimentation with preparedness planning. 62-73 - Ching-Chang Kuo, Jau-Chuan Ke:
Comparative analysis of standby systems with unreliable server and switching failure. 74-82 - Enze Zhang, Qingwei Chen:
Multi-objective reliability redundancy allocation in an interval environment using particle swarm optimization. 83-92 - Bram de Jonge, Warse Klingenberg, Ruud H. Teunter, Tiedo Tinga:
Reducing costs by clustering maintenance activities for multiple critical units. 93-103 - Ji Hwan Cha, Maxim Finkelstein:
On some properties of shock processes in a 'natural' scale. 104-110 - Zhangchun Tang, Ming Jian Zuo, Ning-Cong Xiao:
An efficient method for evaluating the effect of input parameters on the integrity of safety systems. 111-123 - Chris Jackson, Ali Mosleh:
Bayesian inference with overlapping data: Reliability estimation of multi-state on-demand continuous life metric systems with uncertain evidence. 124-135 - Eirik Larsen Følstad, Bjarne E. Helvik:
The cost for meeting SLA dependability requirements; implications for customers and providers. 136-146 - Duo Yang, Zhen He, Shuguang He:
Warranty claims forecasting based on a general imperfect repair model considering usage rate. 147-154 - Juan Eloy Ruiz-Castro:
Markov counting and reward processes for analysing the performance of a complex system subject to random inspections. 155-168 - Ruijun Cheng, Jin Zhou, Dewang Chen, Yongduan Song:
Model-based verification method for solving the parameter uncertainty in the train control system. 169-182 - Mingyang Li, Jian Liu:
Bayesian hazard modeling based on lifetime data with latent heterogeneity. 183-189 - El-Houssaine Aghezzaf, Abdelhakim Khatab, Phuoc Le Tam:
Optimizing production and imperfect preventive maintenance planning's integration in failure-prone manufacturing systems. 190-198 - Eduyn López-Santana, Raha Akhavan-Tabatabaei, Laurence Dieulle, Nacima Labadie, Andrés L. Medaglia:
On the combined maintenance and routing optimization problem. 199-214 - Terje Aven:
Ignoring scenarios in risk assessments: Understanding the issue and improving current practice. 215-220 - Jochen Janssens, Luca Talarico, Kenneth Sörensen:
A hybridised variable neighbourhood tabu search heuristic to increase security in a utility network. 221-230 - David Valis, Libor Zák, Ondrej Pokora, Petr Lánský:
Perspective analysis outcomes of selected tribodiagnostic data used as input for condition based maintenance. 231-242
- Curtis L. Smith, Mohammad Pourgol-Mohamad:
Special issue of PSAM12 Conference selected papers. 243-244 - Ludivine Pascucci-Cahen, Jérôme Groell:
Nuclear refugees after large radioactive releases. 245-249 - Tu Duong Le Duy, Dominique Vasseur, Emmanuel Serdet:
Probabilistic Safety Assessment of twin-unit nuclear sites: Methodological elements. 250-261 - Dan Maljovec, Shusen Liu, Bei Wang, Diego Mandelli, Peer-Timo Bremer, Valerio Pascucci, Curtis L. Smith:
Analyzing simulation-based PRA data through traditional and topological clustering: A BWR station blackout case study. 262-276 - Burkhard Forell, Jörg Peschke, Svante Einarsson, Marina Röwekamp:
Technical reliability of active fire protection features - generic database derived from German nuclear power plants. 277-286 - Karin Laumann, Martin Rasmussen:
Suggested improvements to the definitions of Standardized Plant Analysis of Risk-Human Reliability Analysis (SPAR-H) performance shaping factors, their levels and multipliers and the nominal tasks. 287-300 - Nsimah J. Ekanem, Ali Mosleh, Song-Hua Shen:
Phoenix - A model-based Human Reliability Analysis methodology: Qualitative Analysis Procedure. 301-315 - Donovan L. Mathias, Christopher J. Mattenberger, Susie Go:
Engineering Risk Assessment of a dynamic space propulsion system benchmark problem. 316-328 - Allan S. Benjamin, Homayoon Dezfuli, Chris Everett:
Developing probabilistic safety performance margins for unknown and underappreciated risks. 329-340 - Andrew O'Connor, Ali Mosleh:
A general cause based methodology for analysis of common cause and dependent failures in system risk and reliability assessments. 341-350 - Luke Thomas Herbert, Zaza Nadja Lee Hansen:
Restructuring of workflows to minimise errors via stochastic model checking: An automated evolutionary approach. 351-365 - Yiliu Liu, Marvin Rausand:
Proof-testing strategies induced by dangerous detected failures of safety-instrumented systems. 366-372 - Stefan Hirschberg, Christian Bauer, Peter Burgherr, Eric Cazzoli, Thomas Heck, Matteo Spada, Karin Treyer:
Health effects of technologies for power generation: Contributions from normal operation, severe accidents and terrorist threat. 373-387
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