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Perhaps this is too far afield, but I recall the navy using spectral analysis of sounds and vibrations from ship components to detect hidden flaws that might lead to equipment or structural failures. Would something like that have any applicability to the question? Bill Mc ------------------------------ ...

It's an outstanding expression of engineers' situation right now when she says, "Engineers who remain thoughtful, engage clients transparently, and document their reasoning are practicing in a way that aligns with where expectations are heading." LINK I would add that they are making safety paramount ...

That's a good thought, Mark. I've been concerned with natural risks, such as floods. Would one intersection be building structures in a flood plain? What are some examples of intersections that you're thinking of? Bill Mc ------------------------------ William McAnally Ph.D., P.E., BC.CE, BC.NE, ...

Here's a summary of suggested revisions to the Primer. We'll start work on these. Any others? Risk has two ways – achieving objectives and avoiding adverse consequences Emphasis on "Systems Approach" Typical metrics Definitions. More examples? ISO 31000? Explicit inclusion of safety. Adapt EU OSH, ...

This is an excellent discussion, Peter. Resilience is indeed one of the several desired outputs of risk management, along with other objectives, including safety, effectiveness, and economy. In those cases the vertical axis of the 2X2 can be any objective. ------------------------------ William McAnally ...