Sentence examples for probabilistic disaster from inspiring English sources

He doesn't need physical evidence to understand that the park is a probabilistic disaster waiting to happen, and reframes the question by asking, "What's so great about discovery?" Alan Grant Sam Neilll) and Ellie Sattler (Laura Dern) are empiricists, and reserve judgement until they can examine the data for themselves.

Simulations to reconstruct the emplacement of past flows (i.e., to determine effusion rates) are similarly not time-sensitive and can take advantage of sophisticated models that are too slow for probabilistic applications and rapid disaster response.

One of the problems in applying probabilistic risk assessment to natural disasters is that it is hard to estimate the probability of the "initiating event," like an earthquake of a certain magnitude or a flood of a certain depth.

5/5/2010: Jack Baker received the National Science Foundation CAREER award for a project entitled "Assessment of Infrastructure Risk Under Natural Disasters in a Multiscale Probabilistic Framework". 5/3/2010: Jack Baker gave a seminar at Northwestern University's department of Civil & Environmental Engineering.

The company then applied probabilistic modeling to estimate the expected economic impact of natural disasters through 2030.

Meixner et al. [35] devise a probabilistic model for providing virtual networks that are resilient to physical disasters.

The potential scale of a disaster means that, despite the fact that accidents are rare, traditional probabilistic methods of assessing the risk should be supplemented with contingency plans to deal with all conceivable eventualities".

The proposed set of vulnerability functions and the assignment procedure were used for the probabilistic global risk assessment made in the framework of the UNISDR׳s Global Assessment Report on Disaster Risk Reduction, GAR 2013.

This paper discusses a new approach based on the probabilistic risk assessment (PRA) technique, which can be used to quantify safety benefits associated with disaster robots, along with a case study for seismic-induced station blackout condition.

These developments have been utilized for tsunami disaster reduction in the forms of tsunami early warning systems, tsunami hazard maps, and probabilistic tsunami hazard assessments.

A fully probabilistic multi-hazard risk model was applied, for the first time, in Manizales, Colombia, as part of an ambitious disaster risk assessment and management program.