Risk Analysis: Advancing Analysis - The Society for Risk Analysis

10:30 AM - Noon
Pacific Concourse I
W2-G Symposium:
Describing and
Influencing Disaster
Mitigation and Recovery
Decision Making
Chair: Hather Rosoff
10:30 am W2-G.1
How terrorism near-misses
influence perceptions of risk:
comparisons and contrasts
Dillon RL, Tinsley CH, Burns
WB, Slovic P
Georgetown University
10:50 am W2-G.2
Public response to terrorism:
risk communication as a means
of preserving confidence in security
measures
Burns WJ, Ivanov B, Sellnow T,
Veil S, Slovic P, Petrun E
Decision Research, University of
Kentucky
11:10 am W2-G.3
How near-misses influence
public preparedness and response
to tornado weather
warnings
Rosoff HB, John R, Dillon-Merrill R
University of Southern California -
CREATE
11:30 am W2-G.4
Heuristics and biases in cyber
security dilemmas
John RS, Rosoff H, von Winterfeldt D
CREATE, University of Southern
California
10:30 AM - Noon
Pacific Concourse L
W2-H Current Issues in
Chemical Dose Response
Co-Chairs: George Woodall,
Richard Reiss
10:30 am W2-H.1
Non-cancer risk assessment of
nickel: reference exposure levels
for nickel and nickel compounds
Brown JP, Salmon AG, Marty
MA, Alexeeff GV
Office of Environmental Health
Hazard Assessment, California Environmental
Protection Agency
10:50 am W2-H.2
Biological plausibility of organophosphorous
insecticide
epidemiologic studies
Reiss R
Exponent
11:10 am W2-H.3
Reporting the outcome of
IARC Monograph 106: trichloroethylene
and some other
chlorinated compounds
Guha N, Baan R, Loomis D,
Grosse Y, Lauby B, El Ghissassi F,
Bouvard V, Benbrahim-Tallaa L,
Straif K
International Agency for Research on
Cancer - World Health Organization
10:30 AM - Noon
Pacific Concourse M
W2-I Symposium:
Advances in Risk Models
for Infrastructure Systems
Management
Chair: Shital Thekdi
10:30 am W2-I.1
Harmonizing engineering practices
and socio-economic modeling
via strategic long-term
planning models for transportation
infrastructure systems
Andrijcic E, Haimes YY
University of Virginia
10:50 am W2-I.2
Risk ranking and multi-stage
decision analysis for financing
of energy R&D portfolios
Hamilton M, Lambert J
University of Virginia
11:10 am W2-I.3
Assessing the interdependencies
across ‘human infrastructure’
systems in the context of
disaster preparedness
Santos JR
GWU
Wednesday
11:30 am W2-I.4
Stakeholder-informed investment
for risk management of
infrastructure systems
Thekdi SA
University of Richmond
10:30 AM - 12:10 PM
Pacific Concourse N
W2-J Symposium:
Retrospective Regulatory
Review
Chair: Linda Abbott
10:30 am W2-J.1
Retrospective review: promises
and challenges
Dudley SE
The George Washington University
10:50 am W2-J.2
Ending successful risk programs
Williams RA
Mercatus Center at George Mason
University
11:10 am W2-J.3
Retrospective review of the
special supplemental nutritional
program for women, infants
and children (WIC)
Mojduszka E, Abbott LC
US Department of Agriculture
11:30 am W2-J.4
Using a systems approach to
retrospective regulatory review:
quantifying economic impact
and potential risk reduction
due to cumulative regulatory
actions in an agricultural watershed
in Washington
Abbott LC, Schaub JD
US Department of Agriculture
11:50 am W2-J.5
Criteria for evaluating the regulatory
reasonableness of risk
reduction programs
Rabinovici SJ
Mills College
10:30 AM - Noon
Pacific Concourse O
W2-K Symposium:
Cumulative Risk
Assessment 2:
International Dimensions
in Combining
Chemical and
Non-Chemical Stressors
in Cumulative Risk
Assessment
Chair: Bradley Schultz
10:30 am W2-K.1
Air quality management policies
that better account for social
stressors
Fann NL, Roman HR, Fulcher
CM, Gentile MA, Hubbell BJ,
Wesson KH, Levy JI
US Environmental Protection Agency
10:50 am W2-K.2
International experience in addressing
combined exposures
Meek ME
University of Ottawa
11:10 am W2-K.3
Environmental justice and cumulative
risk assessment: why
it matters and what researchers
can do about it
Payne-Sturges D
US Environmental Protection Agency
11:30 am W2-K.4
Community-level cumulative
risk assessment in the USA and
other countries
Schultz BD
US Environmental Protection Agency
10:30 AM - Noon
Pacific Concourse J
W2-L Symposium:
Adaptive Risk
Governance for the Rapid
Energy Transition in
Germany
Chair: Ortwin Renn
10:30 am W2-L.1
Governance requirements for
adaptive and integrative energy
policies
Renn O
Stuttgart University
10:50 am W2-L.2
The smart grid as black box -
the role of consumers in the
governance of future energy
systems
Buescher C, Orwat C
Karlsruhe Institute of Technology
11:10 am W2-L.3
Adaptive risk governance
Schweizer PJ
University of Stuttgart
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