We highlight how an emphasis on central themes of importance in feminist theory and care ethics such as relationality, contextuality, dependence, power, affect, and narrative can shine a light on a number of salient issues that are typically missed by the dominant and largely consequentialist risk assessment frame.
It may also be significant in understanding the ways in which volcanic hazard or risk assessments are framed by scientists in particular local contexts, since framing may be affected by interpretation of the likely audience (e.g. Wynne [2001]).
In general, risk assessments are framed by identifying risks and management goals, so the assessment informs the need for possible management options and enables evaluation of management success.
An object-oriented framework of the risk assessment for light-frame wood construction subjected to combined seismic and snow hazards is proposed in this paper.
It is found that in areas with significant snow accumulation, the snow load has significant effects on the seismic risk assessment for light-frame wood construction.
Therefore, forward-looking risk assessment will help frame their mindset from the existing "event-focused" to future "risk-focused" framework in Cambodia.
This paper illustrates how such uncertainties are propagated through a seismic risk assessment of steel frame building structures that are typical of regions of low-to-moderate seismicity in the Central and Eastern United States and explores some of the implications for risk-informed evaluation of civil infrastructure.
The five steps are: framing, risk assessment, evaluation, risk management, and review.
In the frame of risk assessment, mixed in silico/in vitro approaches already proved to be effective first-line analytical tools.
Understanding other ongoing relevant international activities and the types of antibiotics used provide good starting points to aid in framing a risk assessment of ARB.
While recognizing the complex technical, business and societal issues, we employ an overall risk framing approach containing risk assessment, response and monitoring.
