Determinants of Risk¶
Cardona, O. D. (2012). Determinants of Risk: Exposure and Vulnerability. Managing the Risks of Extreme Events and Disasters to Advance Climate Change Adaptation (SREX).
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- Contact-Response Decomposition
- That practitioners in climate science, insurance, epidemiology, and industrial control independently converged on bilinear models with two-family intervention vocabularies
This sourceEstablishes the hazard × exposure × vulnerability decomposition of risk shared across disaster-risk, climate, and insurance communities — evidence that the contact-times-response factoring recurs across disciplines.
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Supports the hazard-exposure-vulnerability decomposition of risk in climate and disaster-risk work; says nothing about insurance, epidemiology or industrial control converging on bilinear models.
“That risk is determined not only by the climate and weather events (the hazards) but also by the exposure and vulnerability to these hazards.”
- That practitioners in climate science, insurance, epidemiology, and industrial control independently converged on bilinear models with two-family intervention vocabularies
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