Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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6973427 | Journal of Loss Prevention in the Process Industries | 2015 | 10 Pages |
Abstract
We suggest several principles for improving decision support. While many decisions today are based on a high degree of probabilistic information, we see a need to deploy more factual information to make the risk picture more relevant for both operational and instantaneous decisions. In addition, the available probabilistic information is often inaccurate; improving the probabilistic information base, through more nuanced criticality factors for example, will also be an improvement. Finally, a basic premise for improvements in the decision process, is the need to be conscious regarding what should be considered strategic, operational and instantaneous decisions.
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Authors
Trond Kongsvik, Petter Almklov, Torgeir Haavik, Stein Haugen, Jan Erik Vinnem, Per Morten Schiefloe,