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ESRA PhD Highlights

This page gives an overview of recent research by PhD students affiliated with ESRA members.

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Contributions to risk analysis: Improving the understanding and characterization of risk following an uncertainty-based risk perspective

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Holistic Cyber-Physical Risk Assessment of Automotive Mobile Access Systems

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Importance of Risk and Uncertainty for Humane Algorithms

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Simulation Methods for Reliability-Based Design Optimization and Model Updating of Civil Engineering Structures and Systems

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GIS-based multicriteria decision-making for flood risk prioritization in urban areas under climate change effects

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Forward Uncertainty Quantification with Special Emphasis on a Bayesian Active Learning Perspective

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Response Statistics and Failure Probability Determination of Nonlinear Stochastic Structural Dynamical Systems

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Portfolio-based multi-criteria model to support risk management in natural gas pipelines

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Uncertainty modelling in power spectrum estimation of environmental processes

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Development of Natural Language Processing-based Solutions for Risk Analysis: application to a hydropower company and an O&G industry

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Operation and Maintenance of Cyber-Physical Energy Systems Accounting for Reliable and Safe Power Production and Supply

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A Practice Migration Strategy to Facilitate Implementation of BS EN IEC 61508 in the UK Commercial Marine Sector (2022)

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Robust and Efficient Probabilistic Approaches towards Parameter Identification and Model Updating

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Mathematical modelling of military technical equipment degradation

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Development and experimental validation of a novel CFD approach for the simulation of high-pressure accidental gas releases (2023)

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Reliability Performance Modeling For Reconfigurable Manufacturing System (2023)

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Bayesian integration of simulator data and judgment to develop empirically-based reference values for human reliability (2021)

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