| 1 - 5 |
The need for a European Union approach to accident investigations
de Bastos SM |
| 7 - 12 |
Accident investigation practices in Europe - main responses from a recent study of accidents in industry and transport
Roed-Larsen S, Valvisto T, Harms-Ringdahl L, Kirchsteiger C |
| 13 - 19 |
Relationships between accident investigations, risk analysis, and safety management
Harms-Ringdahl L |
| 21 - 27 |
An inquiry of the opinions of the French and Belgian populations as regards risk
Carle B, Charron S, Milochevitch A, Hardeman F |
| 29 - 37 |
Comparison of some selected methods for accident investigation
Sklet S |
| 39 - 44 |
Independent accident investigation: a modem safety tool
Stoop JA |
| 45 - 55 |
Decision support systems for risk mapping: viewing the risk from the hazards perspective
Gheorghe A, Vamanu D |
| 57 - 65 |
Severe accidents in the energy sector: comparative perspective
Hirschberg S, Burgherr P, Spiekerman G, Dones R |
| 67 - 71 |
Operational experience feedback in the World Association of Nuclear Operators (WANO)
Revuelta R |
| 73 - 79 |
Methods and practices used in incident analysis in the Finnish nuclear power industry
Suksi S |
| 81 - 87 |
Probabilistic analysis of accident precursors in the nuclear industry
Hulsmans M, De Gelder P |
| 89 - 96 |
Emergency preparedness and response: compensating victims of a nuclear accident
Schwartz J |
| 97 - 104 |
Safety investigation of team performance in accidents
Petkov G, Todorov V, Takov T, Petrov V, Stoychev K, Vladimirov V, Chukov I |
| IX - X |
Safety investigation of accidents - Preface
Kirchsteiger C |
| 105 - 110 |
Accident versus near miss causation: a critical review of the literature, an empirical test in the UK railway domain, and their implications for other sectors
Wright L, van der Schaaf T |
| 111 - 114 |
Credible investigation of air accidents
Smart K |
| 115 - 122 |
Methods of multidisciplinary in-depth analyses of road traffic accidents
Larsen L |
| 123 - 129 |
Training rail accident investigators in UK
Watson S |
| 131 - 138 |
First lessons of the Toulouse ammonium nitrate disaster, 21st September 2001, AZF plant, France
Dechy N, Bourdeaux T, Ayrault N, Kordek MA, Le Coze JC |
| 139 - 145 |
Central collecting and evaluating of major accidents and near-miss-events in the Federal Republic of Germany - results, experiences, perspectives
Uth HJ, Wiese N |
| 147 - 153 |
Organisational accidents investigation methodology and lessons learned
Dien Y, Llory M, Montmayeul R |
| 155 - 159 |
Incidents/accidents classification and reporting in Statoil
Berentsen R, Holmboe RH |
| 161 - 166 |
Best practices in incident investigation in the chemical process industries with examples from the industry sector and specifically from NOVA Chemicals
Morrison LM |
