Sentence examples for risk chain from inspiring English sources
However, non-linearities and threshold behaviour along the flood risk chain contribute to substantial variability between damage probabilities and corresponding discharge probabilities.
The approach is based on a set of coupled models representing the complete flood risk chain, including a multisite, multivariate weather generator, a hydrological model, a coupled 1D 2D hydrodynamic model and a flood loss model.
In this study, we therefore propose a methodology to investigate the hydro-meteorological controls on different flood characteristics, based on the simulation of the complete flood risk chain from the flood triggering precipitation event, through runoff generation in the catchment, flood routing and possible inundation in the river system and floodplains to flood loss.
Concept 1: patterns over time, risk chains and accumulation.
Such risk chains may be oversimplifications of the true situation, and examples of increasingly complex risk chains are shown in Figure 1.
A theoretical approach based on the risk-chain conceptualization of household economic vulnerability guided selection of a set of potential risks and coping strategies – our analytical determinants – that could be represented spatially.
Their fragments would start smashing into other satellites and you'd risk a chain reaction of collisions.
Furthermore, the complexity of structured products created through financial engineering along the risk transfer chain makes the markets very opaque, which magnifies the information problems to the extreme.
With the testing results in this paper and the hydrodynamic simulation calculation, we can further improve the design of PMT deployment to mitigate the risk of chain reactions caused by implosion induced shock waves.
Generally, in communities with low risk, that chain is fragile and may be broken by small biological or behavioural changes.
Research released earlier this year from Schneider Electric – which concludes that climate change is directly related to an increase in extreme weather events – projects it will raise business risks such as higher food and commodities costs, increased financial risks, supply chain disruptions, potential transportation disruptions and new threats to crops from new insects.
