Final Program - Society for Risk Analysis

10:30 AM-NoonBallroom C1T2-A Climate ChangePerceptions and TheirConsequencesChair: Chris Clark10:30 am T2-A.1What, me worry? The role of affectin information seekingYang JZ, Kahlor LSUNY-Buffalo10:50 am T2-A.2Climate change in the Indian Country:culture, beliefs, risk perceptionand behaviorSafi AS, Smith WJ, Chief K, Liu ZUniversity of Michigan11:10 am T2-A.3Energy systems and climate change:Canadian perspectives and evaluationsof trade-offs and valuesBoyd AD, Einsiedel EFUniversity of Calgary11:30 am T2-A.4The potentially alarming effect ofcommunicating CCS monitoringL’Orange Seigo S, Wallquist L, Dohle S,Siegrist METH Zurich10:30 AM-NoonBallroom C2T2-B Symposium: SeafoodSafety Following theDeepwater Horizon Oil SpillChair: Mike Bolger10:30 am T2-B.1A review of seafood safety after theDeepwater Horizon blowoutGohlke JM, Doke D, Tipre M, Leader M,Fitzgerald TUniversity of Alabama at Birmingham,School of Public Health10:50 am T2-B.2A retrospective on the multiagencyresponse to seafood safety followingthe 2010 Deepwater Horizon OilSpillDickey RFDA, Gulf Coast Seafood Laboratory11:10 am T2-B.3Assessing seafood safety during theDeepwater Horizon oil spill MC252Dickhoff WW, Walker C, Ylitalo G,Wilson S, Stein JNOAA Fisheries11:30 am T2-B.4The state of Mississippi’s response tothe Gulf Oil SpillBrown A, Rodriguez J, Hagood G, KangX, Armbrust K, Jewell J, Diaz D, GatianN, Folmer HMississippi State University, Office of theState Chemist-MS, Mississippi Departmentof Marine Resources, Mississippi Departmentof Environmental QualityTuesday10:30 AM-NoonBallroom C3T2-C Dose ResponseModelingChair: Juleen L. Lam10:30 am T2-C.1Bayesian Model averaging for benchmarkdose estimation from continuousdataShao KCarnegie Mellon University10:50 am T2-C.2Developing a Bayesian approach todose response assessment: an applicationto trihalomethanes in drinkingwaterLam JL, Fox MA, Burke TAJohns Hopkins University, BloombergSchool of Public Health11:10 am T2-C.3Estimating noncancer human healthrisks associated with acrolein inhalationusing the Straw Man ModelLynch MT, Hattis D, Greco S, Belova AABT Associates Inc.11:30 am T2-C.4Application of a data fusion frameworkto integrate toxicity data for apetroleum hydrocarbon mixtureDyck R, Sadiq R, Zargar A, Islam S,Mohapatra AHealth Canada Alberta Region10:30 AM-NoonRoom 6T2-D Symposium: ClimateChange Impacts andAdaptation Strategies:Evolving Roles of RiskAnalysisSponsored by: EISGChair: Arthur Rypinski10:30 am T2-D.1Anticipating and adapting to climatechange in coastal deltasBurkett VRUnited States Geological Survey, Departmentof the Interior10:50 am T2-D.2Using Bayesian Networks to evaluatesea-level risePlant NGUnited States Geological Survey, Departmentof the Interior11:10 am T2-D.3National Climate Assessment & USadaptation strategiesRypinski AD, Cantral RUS Department of Transportation11:30 am T2-D.4Risk assessment strategies for adaptationand sea-level riseMacDonell MM, Rypinski ADArgonne National Lab10:30 AM-NoonRoom 7T2-E Health, Safety andSocietyCo-Chairs: Tee Guidotti,Margaret MacDonell10:30 am T2-E.1UK health and safety and the “Lofstedtreview”Lofstedt RKings College London10:50 am T2-E.2Public safety and risk assessmentBall DJ, Ball-King LNMiddlesex University, London11:10 am T2-E.3Using the concept of systemic risksto approach social unrestRenn O, Jovanovic A, Schroeter RStuttgart University11:30 am T2-E.4Enterprise- and workplace-level riskmanagement and the Deming CycleGuidotti TLMedical Advisory Services26