Sentence examples for incident mitigation from inspiring English sources

The proposed architecture utilizes a Multi-Agent System (MAS) for the realization of an Integrated Oil Pipeline Monitoring and Incident Mitigation System (IOPMIMS) that can effectively monitor and provide actionable information for pipelines.

The requirements and components of motes, different threats to pipelines and ways of detecting such threats presented in this paper will enable better deployment of pipeline surveillance systems for incident mitigation.

The simulation of worst-case scenario provided guidelines for pre- and post-incident mitigation measures.

Consequently, this part of the toolbox provides a general methodology for the inexperienced end-users who deal with a suicide or trespassing problem, as well as with post incident consequence mitigation difficulties.

The developed database contains general information about the accident or incident, its sequence, mitigation measures, its causes and consequences for humans, environment and for the plant.

In mitigation, the incident did happen in Essex.

As with most performance failures (errors), assigning blame to the individual(s) responsible for a cyber FF incident is not a sufficient mitigation strategy: there is typically no single cause of these errors that occur in the "fog of war".

Although there are still problems to be solved, CADMAS-SURF merits application in maritime structure design against solitary tsunami waves with regard to tsunami disaster mitigation, because the incident mode of such waves is generally of critical relevance.

While it is not uncommon for material to begin to arrive shortly after a crisis event occurs, an unorganized, non-systematic response to managing logistics can result in a haphazard approach to incident resource allocation and crisis mitigation.

"We need to ensure comprehensive duty of care is applied consistently for all staff to protect them (both in terms of risk mitigation and post-incident appropriate support), while enabling agencies to continue reaching out the communities most in needs without fear of litigation or restriction of their work in high risk environments".

Even so, soil erosion control measures are designed to reduce sediment production (source) and mobilisation/transport (pathway) on hill slopes, with consequent mitigation of pollution incidents in watercourses (receptors).