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Program

For the 1997 Society for Risk Analysis-Europe Annual Meeting: New Risk Frontiers

June 15-18, 1997

MONDAY, JUNE 16. TIME: 13.30-15.00
(Riskkollegiet part 1 of 2). Chair: Bo Lindell

Walinder, G. The current debate on radiogenic cancer

Harins-Ringdahl, M. Biological mechanisms supporting a no threshold model for health risks at low doses

Ekbom, A. Epidemiological studies of low-dose radiation

Granath, F., & Ehrenberg, L. Cancer risks at low doses of ionizing radiation or chemicals

MONDAY, JUNE 16. TIME: 15.30-17.00
(Riskkollegiet part 2 of 2). Chair: Sören Mattsson

Swedjemark, G. A. Exposure to natural radiation

Sundell-Bergman, S., Aronsson, P. 0., & Bergström, U. Exposure to the release of radionuclides from Swedish nuclear power plants during normal operation

Johansson, G. Exposures and risk to man and the environment of high level radioactive waste disposal

MONDAY, JUNE 16. TIME: 13.30-15.00
(Method & Technology part 1 of 6). Chair: Ola Svenson

Goossens, L. H. J., & Cooke, R. M. Evaluation of calibration variables for optimising expert judgements in risk assessments

Bigün S. E. Sensitivity analysis concerning correlation coefficient in the expert based prediction models

Horst, H. S., Stärk, K D. C., Huirne, R. B. M., & Dijkhuizen, A. A. Use of expert knowledge in risk analysis

Marsili G., Lauria, L., & Soggiu, M. E. Managing uncertainty of expert judgment in probabilistic risk assessment

MONDAY JUNE 16. TIME: 15.30-17.00
(Method & Technology part 2 of 6). Chair: Elisabeth S. Bigün

Mosbach-Schulz, O. Mathematical management in complex risk scenarios

Svenson, O. Safety barrier function analysis for evaluation of new systems in a process industry. How can expert judgements be used?

Huggard, J., & Weinberg M. S. Ad hoc risk analysis as a risk management tool

Yedigarov, A. S. Hazards analysis of LNG storage terminal and LPG main pipeline operation

MONDAY, JUNE 16. TIME: 13.30-15.00
(Insurance part 1 of 2). Chair: Joanne Linnerooth-Bayer

Ermolieva. T. Y., Ermoliev, Yu. M., & Norkin, V. I. On the role of advanced modelling in managing catastrophic risks

Cummins, D. J., & Doherty, N. Can insurers pay for the "Big One"? Measuring the capacity of an insurance market to respond to catastrophic losses

Ekenberg, L., Boman, M. & Linnerooth-Bayer, J. Catastrophic risk evaluation

Radetzki, M., & Radetzki M. The liability of nuclear and other industrial corporations for catastrophic accident damages

MONDAY, JUNE 16. TIME: 15.30-17.00
(Insurance part 2 of 2). Chair: Marian Radetzky

Gritsenko, A. I., Belov, N. S., Bukhgalter, E. B., & Lesnykh, V. V. Problems and role of ecological insurance in decreasing of technogenic risks

Chernoplekov, A. N., Yelokhin, A. N., & Lebedev, A. V. Quantitative risk assessment as a practical basis in energy insurance

Lesnykh, V. V., Malevsky, A. L., & Vladimirov, V. T. Estimation of environmental insurance tariffs for potentially hazardous objects in Irkutsk region

Skogh, G. Uncertainty, mutual risk-sharing, and the evolution of insurance

MONDAY, JUNE 16,TIME: 13.30-15.00
(Ethics part 1 of 2). Chair: Sven Ove Hansson

Furedi, F. Conflict of values and the consciousness of risk

Munthe, C. Are unwanted risks ethically worse than wanted ones?

Wingborg, M. Environmental dumping

Arnesen. T. Risk, uncertainty and communication. A discussion

MONDAY, JUNE 16. TIME: 15.30-17.00
(Ethics part 2 of 2). Chair: Tor Arnesen

Ramsberg, J., & Sjöberg, L. The importance of cost-effectiveness and other risk characteristics for preferences over lifesaving interventions

Leblanc, G., & Ami, D. Elicitation of preferences concerning the reduction in radiological risks: A survey

Munthe, C. Ethical problems of precautionarity

Biggam, J., & Hogarth, A. Business and the risk of international fraud: Using Soft Systems Methodology (SSM) to enhance the problem situation

MONDAY, JUNE 16. TIME: 13.30-15.00
(Media part 1 of 1). Chair: Olle Findahl

Hill, A. R. Natural Born Killers? Risk theory and the mass media

af Wåhlberg, A. E. & Sjöberg, L. Risk perception and the media: A review of research on media influence on public risk perception

J:son Lönn, E. Newspaper coverage of work environmental risks -- How news stories are communicated and perceived

Findahl, O. The role of media in the process of locating a nuclear waste disposal. The case of Malå in Sweden

MONDAY, JUNE 16. TIME: 15.30-17.00
(Genetics part 1 of 1). Chair: Ortwin Renn

Hampel, J. Public understanding of biotechnology in Germany. An interdisciplinary approach

Schuetz, H., & Wiedemann, P. M. "The risks of what?" - Risk judgements and intuitive reasoning about the risks of genetically engineered products

Zwick, M. M. Perception and attitudes towards genetic engineering

MONDAY, JUNE 16. TIME: 13.30-15.00
(Perception part 1 of 6). Chair: Arnulf Kolstad

Woeraas de Saint Martin, G. Building high voltage power lines in France: a comparative analysis of risk perceptions

Simmons, P., Walker, G., Irwin, A., & Wynne, B. Technological stigma and public perceptions of risk

Palma-Oliveira, J. M. The rationality of saying NO: The role of the inverse social dilemma in reactions towards industrial infrastructures

Munoz-Carmona, F. A. Notes on communication and volcanic risk

MONDAY AFTERNOON; Session: Perception

MONDAY, JUNE 16. TIME: 15.30-17.00
(Perception part 2 of 6). Chair: Maud Angelborg-Thandertz

O'Connor, R. E., Bord, R. J., & Fisher, A. Does knowledge about climate change relate to risk perceptions and willingness to sacrifice?

Böhm, G. Risk perception in the area of global environmental change events

Kolstad, A., & Jordanger, V. Risk perception of UV-B radiation in arctic populations

Roskova E., & Schraggeova, M. Local environmental change and risk perception: Some theoretical, methodological and empirical issues

MONDAY, JUNE 16. TIME: 13.30-15.00
(RISKPERCOM part 1 of 2). Chair: Jean Brenot

Sjöberg, L. RISKPERCOM: An introduction

Frewer, L. J., Campion, E., & Miles, S. The media and risk perception

Boholm, Å. Risk images: Visual information and the social construct of risk messages

Prades, A., Martinez-Arias, R., Cebrián, A. L., Solá, R., & Ménard, M. Impact of the 10th anniversary of the Chernobyl accident in Spain: Comparison of the results of the pre and post surveys

MONDAY, JUNE 16. TIME: 15.30-17.00
(RISKPERCOM part 2 of 2). Chair: Lennart Sjöberg

Brenot, J., Mays, C., & Bonnefous, S. Risk perceptions in France: Before, during and after the Chernobyl tenth anniversary

Sjöberg, L. Risk sensitivity, attitude and fear as factors in risk perception

MONDAY, JUNE 16. TIME: 13.30-15.00
(Policy part 1 of 2). Chair: Gunnar Bengtsson

Anand, P. How should governments solve ambiguous decision problems? Theory, food scares and organisational biases

Johannesson, M., Hansson, S. O., Rudén, C., & Wingborg, M. Risk management at some Swedish authorities

Smallman, C. A model of managerial risk perception

Kavian-Lanjani J., & Ohlsson, K. Risk acceptance in retrospect: Laisvall lead mine; A case study

MONDAY, JUNE 16. TIME: 15.30-17.00
(Policy part 2 of 2). Chair: Paul Anand

Gerrard, S., & Rakel, H. Stockpiled Risk: Fridges, waste management and the Montreal protocol

Huggard, J., Chrostowski, P., & Weinberg, M. S. Product policy. The intersection of Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) Risk Analysis and Risk Management

Kharchenko, S. G., Solov’ev, D. I., Shmatkova, L. E., & Grigorjan, M. J. The methodology of political decision-making in the process of the sustainable development

Schilova, 0. V. Strategy and practice of training, which back up realization of a Russian nuclear risk program

TUESDAY, JUNE 17. TIME: 10.30-12.00
(Comparisons part 1 of 2). Chair: Helene Wahlström

Barlettani, M., Fruttuoso, G., & Lombardi, P. An ecological approach for risk and impact ranking

Victorin, K., Hogstedt, C., Kyrklund. T., & Eriksson, M. Setting priorities for environmental health risks in Sweden

Cozzani, V., Zanelli, S., Amendola, A., & Smeder, M. EUCLIDE database for the study of chemical reaction hazards

Krymsky, V. G., Zinoviev, A. V., & Yunusov, A. R. Hazardous plants regional register as the basis for risk comparisons

TUESDAY, JUNE 17. TIME: 10.30-12.00
(Method & Technology part 3 of 6). Chair: Giovanni Marsili

Bonvicini, S., Leonelli, P., & Spadoni, G. Uncertainty evaluation using fuzzy logic in risk analysis of hazardous materials transportation

Thedéen. T. Living PSA - a random process

Kalliomaa, K., Haag-Grön1und, M., & Victorin, K. A computer program for the calculations of benchmark doses introducing a new model function for continuous data sets

Odisharia, G., Safonov, V., Ovcharov, S., & Shyvuruajev, A. Integrated risk analysis of LPGILNG offshore loading terminals

TUESDAY, JUNE 17. TIME: 10.30-12.00
(Risk and Economy part 1 of 3). Chair: Dirk Matten

Knights, D., & Vurdubakis. T. Re-Pre.senting Risk: The communication of risk in financial services

de Marcellis, N. New insurability frontiers: A temporal study

Verger, P., Rotily, M., Sydor, G., Vial, M., Baruffol, E., & Bard, D. Feasibility of the evaluation of psycho-social consequences of environmental catastrophes in France: The example of the 1992 floods in the Vaucluse

Matten, D. Approaches of new institutional economics as theoretical basis of entrepreneurial risk management

TUESDAY, JUNE 17. TIME: 10.30-12.00
(Trust part 1 of 1). Chair: Lynn Frewer

Petts, J. Understanding the dimensions of trust: Implications for risk communication

McDaniels. T. Democratizing risk management: Principles for successful public involvement in risk management contexts

Shepherd, R. Trust and food related risks

Lofstedt, R. E., & Horlick-Jones. T. The political debate concerning the UK environment: The role of trust

TUESDAY, JUNE 17. TIME: 10.30-12.00
(Communication part 1 of 3). Chair: Caterina Vollono

Rakel, H., Gerrard, S., Piggott, G., & Crick, G. Evaluating risk communication with industry: The development of a systematic evaluation methodology

Wiegman, O. A systematic planning approach to risk communication

Warg, L.-E., Lidskog, R., & Nohrstedt, S.-A. Developing a research programme on risk communication applied to modern technology

Savelieva. T. V., & Menshikov, V. V. The risk and advantage of urban life: how to solve this problem without tears

TUESDAY, JUNE 17. TIME: 10.30-12.00
(Perception part 3 of 6). Chair: Eugene Rosa

Bush, J., Moffatt, S., & Dunn, C. Perceptions of risks to health from industrial air pollution - A high priority?

Karger, C. R., & Wiedemann, P. M. Perception and assessment of environmental risks

Zykova, L. A., Nechaev, A. F., Arkhangelskaya, G. V., & Projaev, V. V. Ecological risk perception and professional knowledge

Rosova, V., Roskova, E., & Bianchi, G. Perception and communication of risks: Children vs. adolescents

TUESDAY, JUNE 17. TIME: 10-30-12.00
(Management part 1 of 3). Chair: Lars Harms Ringdahl

Jezler, W., & Schmalz, F. Requirements and resistance of buildings and installations in chemical industries against earthquake

Schmalz, F., & Jezler, W. Undesired relief -- prevention and protection: The Swiss chemical industry's approach to emergency relief and its containment

Hubert, Ph., & Massuelle, M. H. Policy alternatives in radon risk management

Merkulova, 0. A., & Kozeltsev, M. L. Compensation policy in risk management

TUESDAY, JUNE 17. TIME: 10.30-12.00
(BSE part 1 of 1). Chair: Agneta Oskarsson

Leiss, W. Mad cows and mother's milk

Marris, C., Brenot, J., & Bonnefous, S. Perception of BSE among the French public

TUESDAY, JUNE 17. TIME: 13.30-15.00
(Comparisons part 2 of 2). CHAIR: Marco Barlettani

MacDougall, K. A., Fleming, G., & Buchanan, D. Development of a framework and model for assessing the risk of contaminated groundwater

Hockey, S. M., Hulbert, W. G., & Liew, S. K. Risk comparison of options for safe operation of a UK road tunnel

Ragozin, A. L., Assessment of natural risks in Russia

Yelokhin A. N., Kozlov, E. A., Chernoplekov, A. N., Burdakov, N. I., & Yelokhina. T. B. The criteria of acceptable risk in Russia

TUESDAY, JUNE 17. TIME: 15.30-17.00
(Infrastructure part 1 of 1). Chair: Gunnar Johansson

Vermey, P. B. Integrated risk management in large infrastructure projects

Barr, S. W. Managing to survive -- The case for safety in privately financed public transportation projects

Lisovsky, L. Ecological risk of petroleum ports and pipelines designs in Baltic region of Russia estimation

Belousov, E. L., & Kupny, V. I. Potential risks realization at the shelter site 4 Chernobyl NPP

TUESDAY, JUNE 17. TIME: 13.30-15.00
(Method & Technology part 4 of 6). Chair: Igor V. Lisovsky

Madjar, M., & von Rohr, Ph. Graphical system modelling for batch and semi-batch processes

Armour, A. Citizen - expert collaborative process for risk analysis

Odishara, G., Safonov, V., Ovshrov, S., & Shvyrajev, A. Risk analysis of sour gas processing complex in Russia

Reer, B. Conclusions from Occurrences by Descriptions of Actions (CODA)

TUESDAY, JUNE 17. TIME: 15.30-17.00
(Method & Technology part 5 of 6). Chair: Torbjörn Thedéen

Cowell, P. G., Evans, A. W., Foot, P. B., Gerrard, R., Mason, S. M., Parker, I. G., Paterson, D. S., & Slater, K. A methodology for calculating individual risk in the vicinity of airports and its application to decision making

Fermaud, Ch., Peter. Th., & Bohnenblust, H. Quantitative safety analysis: Conceptual framework and case studies

Yelokhin, A. N., Kozlov, E. A., Bodrikov, O. V., Ulianov, S., & Glebov, V. U. Complex Risk Analysis for Novgorodsky Region's Population

Akhmedjanov, F. M., Krymsky, Y. G., & Kudayarov, R. A. Risk-based technique for complex dynamic systems safety provision: Uncertainties interval models utilization

TUESDAY, JUNE 17. TIME: 13.30-15.00
(Risk & Economy part 2 of 3). Chair: R. B. Ward

Suominen, A., & Engblom, J. Current aspects of business risk management in small and medium-sized Finnish enterprises

Anderson, P. Does risk attitude influence the information use by credit managers? A survey study among credit managers in Swedish suppliers

Björklund, C. Work motivation and perceived risks

Porfiriev, B. Decision making on economic rehabilitation of the areas suffered from radiation impact in Russia: The risk concept viewpoint

TUESDAY, JUNE 17. TIME: 15.30-17.00
(Risk & Economy part 3 of 3). Chair: Arto Suominen

Ward, R. B. Management risk as perceived by engineering students

Rickenlund, I. Risk management on a deregulated electricity market

Ince, J. E., Heller, E. B., & Fisher, C. E. Research on consumer perceptions funded by the UK Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food

Bykov, A. A., Kudriavtsev, G. I., & Kalyujnaia, N. V. Economic tools of environmental radioactive contamination management: Perspectives of environmental policy in Russia

TUESDAY, JUNE 17. TIME: 13.30-15.00
(Transboundary Risk part 1 of 2). Chair: Roger Kasperson

Linnerooth-Bayer, J., & Lofstedt, R. E. Transboundary environmental risk management: An overview

Roll, G. B. Implementation of transboundary environmental risks management strategies in border areas of the Baltics and the New Independent States

Müller-Herold, U., & Nickel, G. A simple formula to estimate the isotropic geographical range of environmental chemicals

Kollas, I. G. Transboundary impacts of nuclear accidents

TUESDAY, JUNE 17. TIME: 15-30-17.00
(Transboundary Risk part 2 of 2). Chair: Ragnar Löfstedt

Kasperson, J. X., & Kasperson, R. E. Transboundary risks: Distinctive challenges to communication and management

Prokhorova, I. Risk and identity: New borders - old boundaries, lessons from Estonia

Vari, A. Public participation in the energy sector of Hungary: Transboundary vs national risk management

TUESDAY, JUNE 17. TIME: 13.30-15.00
(Communication part 2 of 3). Chair: Stig Arne Nohrstedt

Vollono, C., Latella, R., Bastone, A. A methodological approach in communicating risks to the general population living near an electric power plant in central Italy

Owen, A., Colbourne, J., & Fife-Schaw, C. Risk communication of hazardous processes associated with drinking water quality -- A mental models approach to customer perception

Skolbekken, J. A. Stating the facts: Communicating the risk reduction achieved by cholesterol reducing drugs

Furendi, A. Presenting the benefits and risks of oral contraceptives: lessons from a UK "pill panic"

TUESDAY, JUNE 17. TIME: 15.30-17.00
(Communication part 3 of 3). Chair: Horst Rakel

Enander, A. Communicating with the public about risk via realistic scenarios

Munoz-Carmona, F. A., & Davey, W. G. Notes about culture and volcanic risk analysis

Vari, A. Development of public participation and risk communication in Hungary: Facility siting in the energy sector

Nikitin, S., & Bruckmeister, K. Risk communication in a transforming society: Russia

TUESDAY, JUNE 17. TIME: 13.30-15.00
(Perception part 4 of 6). Chair: Paul Slovic

Rosa, E. A. A further look at cross-cultural risk perceptions: Using covariance analysis (LISREL) to distinguish between cultural differences in structure and dimensions

Ulleberg, P., & Rundmo. T. Perceived environmental risk, environmental concern and behaviour

Orton, B. R., Sjöberg, L., Jung, J., Vorsatz, D., & Tamasseyne, M. Risk perception by industrial radiographers; England and Hungary compared

Feofanov, K., & Feofanova, O. Risk perception models and risk values in Russia

TUESDAY, JUNE 17. TIME: 15.30-17.00
(Perception part 5 of 6). Chair: Viera Rosova

Pattison, C. A., Frewer, L. J., & McKenna, F. Predictive modelling of public risk perceptions for food-related hazards

Sjöberg, L., & Oskarsson, A. Novice risk perception: A study of food risks as perceived by students of veterinary medicine

Placer, V., & Delquié, Ph. Societal risk perception and demand for risk mitigation

Sjöberg, L. Superstition and risk perception

TUESDAY, JUNE 17. TIME: 13.30-15.00
(Management part 2 of 3). Chair: Marvind Rausand

Mootanah, D. P. Iterative risk control in project management: A simple framework

Lajksjö, Ö. Perspectives on risk management in Swedish municipalities

Mironyuk, S. G., & Kropotkin, M. P. Problems of assessment of acceptable risk caused by natural hazards

Dobrocheev, O. V., & Solovianov, A. A. Interrelation of accident rate in energy sector with the parameters of social and industrial development

TUESDAY, JUNE 17. TIME: 15.30-17.00
(Management part 3 of 3). Chair: Örjan Lajksjö

Shatkin, J. A. Risks of risk-based decision making

Einarsson, S. Vulnerability in complex systems: Do we approach the problem of human error in an appropriate way?

Hodgson, S. B. Risk management - We are what we learn

Kuz'min, I. I., & Menshikov, V. V. Use of risk management for sustainable development

TUESDAY, JUNE 17. TIME: 13.30-15.00
(Occupation part 1 of 2). Chair: Torbjörn Rundmo

Bjerke, W. Safety and risk management with practical examples from Norsk Hydro

Mearns, K., Flin, R., Fleming, M., & Gordon, R. Factors predicting safety attitudes, safety satisfaction and safety behaviour in offshore workers

Rundmo. T., Ulleberg, P., & Bjerke, W. Safety attitudes and risk behaviour – employee assessments

Mearns, K., Rundmo. T., Flin, R., Fleming, M., & Gordon, R. A comparative study of risk perception and safety in UK and Norwegian offshore workers

TUESDAY, JUNE 17. TIME: 15.30-17.00
(Occupation part 2 of 2). Chair: Willy Bjerke

Backström. T. Risk assessment as a part of continuous safety management

Rosness, R. Management of occupational accident risk in medium sized enterprises: A problem solving perspective

Holst Olsen. T., Lauritzen, E. K., Holm, N. & Ladefoged, L. Practical risk management in construction. Experiences from the Öresund Fixed Link, Danish Landworks

Hansson, S. O., & Rudén, C. Science and policy in occupational standard-setting

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18. TIME: 10.30-12.00
(Theory part 1 of 2). Chair: Philippe Hubert

Hansson, S. O. Incomparable risks

Gazsó, A., Hofer, P., Schinner, F., Andreev, I., Kromp, W., & Kromp-Kolb, H. Integrated risk assessment of NPPs

Ball, D. J., & Golob, L. Risk ranking

Eremenko, V. A., & Sharov, V. F. Assessment of human factor uncertainties and risks comparisons for optimization of hazardous energetics and industry

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18. TIME: 10.30-12.00
(Method & Technology part 6 of 6). Chair: Paul Cowell

Lisovsky, I., Polyansky, K., & Ubrantzev, J. Radiation risk and the navy of Russia

Bigün, H. Safety analysis of a fuel cell powered electric vehicle with liquid hydrogen, LH₂, stored onboard vehicle

Ardorino, F., & Magne, L. The use of PSAs in piping components maintenance prioritization

Odisharia, G., Safonov, V., Ovcharov, S., & Shvyryajev, A. Risk assessment of liquefied gas pipelines under design in Russia

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18. TIME: 10.30-12.00
(Health part 1 of 2). Chair: L. Kelly

Charnley, G. A systematic, comprehensive framework for environmental and occupational health risk management

Bykov, A. A., & Revich, B. A. Health risk assessments of the environmental lead contamination in Russia

Blinkin, V. L. Analysis of exogenous components of mortality risks

Matishov, G. G., Shparkovsky, I. A., Savinov, V. M., Matishov, D. G., & Savinova. T. N. Toxicological situation in the Barents region seas and factors of risk during the development of shelf hydrocarbon deposits

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18. TIME: 10.30-12.00
(Planning part 1 of 1). Chair: P. Verger

Karkanis S. A., & Bonanos, G. S. A GIS based decision support tool for the management of industrial risk

Hofer, P., Kastchiev, G., Kromp, W., Seidelberger, E., & Weimann, G. Risks of merging of Western and Eastern nuclear technologies

Fedorov, A., Khetagurov, S., & Kuz’min, I. Risk management in nuclear energy sector: Marginal Costs Optimization Method (MCOM)

Levina. T. M., & Margolina, V. Y. Comparative study of possibility of mental disease in the population affected after Chernobyl accident and population of "clean" areas

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18. TIME: 10.30-12.00
(Symbols part 1 of 1). Chair: Kjell Ohlsson

Sandberg, K. W., & Ohlsson, K. Insecure with personal security codes

Pan, Y., & Sandberg, K. W. Pictogram: Security vs user friendliness

Piamonte, D. P. T., Ohlsson, K., & Abeysekera, J. D. A. Icon identification among different cultures

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18. TIME: 10.30-12.00
(Perception part 6 of 6). Chair: José Palma-Oliviera

Chambers, D. B., Garisto, N. C., Wiatzka, G. M., & Goldammer, W. The integration of risk, quality of life, and cost-benefit analysis in the risk management of sites with mixed wastes

Svensson, E., Angelborg-Thanderz, M., & Olsson, S. Perception of risk, pilot performance, pilot mental workload, handling qualities, and sensory feedback in landings under turbulence

Kolarova, D. Risk perception, health and inequality

Tarasov, V. S. Policy risk on the social and economic situation in Belarus

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18. TIME: 10.30-12.00
(Chernobyl part 1 of 3). Chair: Galina Rumyantseva

Arkhangelskaya, G. V., & Zykova, I. A. Public priorities of countermeasures during 10 years after Chernobyl

Ageeva, L. A. Risk of the relocation after the Chernobyl accident

Mozgovaya, A. V. Chernobyl disaster rescuers' quality of life: The results of sociological surveys

Drottz-Sjöberg, B.-M., Rumyantseva, G. M., Arkhangelskaya, H. V., Nyagu, A. I., & Ageeva, L. A. Summing up the importance of social and psychological factors for risk mitigation a decade after the Chernobyl accident

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18. TIME: 10.30-12.00
(Accidents part 1 of 2). Chair: V. F. Demin

Müller, M., & Rudolf von Rohr, Ph. Experimental determination and modelling of aerosol entrainment from flashing or boiling pool during depressurization of chemical reactor systems after loss of cooling accidents

Gritsenko, A. I., Belov, N. S., Semenov, V. N., & Sorokovikova, O. S. The unique experiments on the assessment of accident consequences at the gas transport systems

Kochurov, B. I., Bykova, O. Yu., Mironyuk, S. G., & Belov, N. S. Environmental risk assessment of underground gas storage

Polyakov, V., Bulatov, G., & Andronova, A. Why is fracture of a large diameter pipeline considered to be a catastrophe? Ecological and other aspects

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18. TIME: 13.30-15.00
(Theory part 2 of 2). Chair: Vitaly Eremenko

Despres, A., Chartier, M., Mansoax, H., Rommens, C., Hubert, P. Two approaches for dose assessment: modelling and monitoring

Rakel, H., Renn, O., & Webler. T. The use of risk assessment in the development of U.S. rule

Lystsov, V. N. The risk assessment for the nuclear wastes dumped at Kara Sea

Bushmanov, A. Y., Merziyakov, A. L., & Vasiliev, K. F. Risk assessment of falling ill with cerebral thrombosis for people being exposed to the influence of ionizing radiation

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18. TIME: 13.30-15.00
(Health part 2 of 2). Chair: Katarina Victorin

Wooldridge, M., & Kelly, L. Animal health risk assessments: New problems, new solutions

Suskov, I. I., Glouchtchenko, A. I., & Vavilov, N. I. The conception of complex monitoring of the medical-genetical and radiation-ecological risks indexes after Chernobyl disaster

Suskov, I. I., & Glouchtchenko, A. I. The conception of complex monitoring of the medical-genetical and radiation-ecological risks indexes after Chernobyl disaster

Merzlyakov, A. L., Yasiliev, K. F., Dmitrieva, N. V., & Plechanov, G. F. Risk assessment of residence based on biological researches

Zimin, V. L., Blinova, L. D., & Zimina, L. M. Ecological monitoring in the vicinity of nuclear facilities for risk assessment and decision making

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18. TIME: 13.30-15.00
(Wastes part 1 of 1). Chair: Stavros Karkanis

Liljenzin, J.-O., & Rydberg, J. Risks from nuclear waste

Hunt, S., & Frewer, L. Risk perceptions of different radiation hazards

Skanata, D., Sinka, D., Lokner, V., & Schaller, A. Risk assessment of a phosphogypsum disposal site

Noschenko, A. G., & Bondar, A. Yu. Estimation of the health condition of the people having participated in the eliminating the consequences of the Chernobyl nuclear power plant disaster

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18. TIME: 13.30-15.00
(Strategic Thinking part 1 of 1). Chair: Gunnar Sjöstedt

Sjöstedt, G. Problems of risk assessment in negotiation on transboundary environmental issues

Drottz-Sjöberg, B.-M. Uncertainty, security threat and judgement of risk

Baturin, Y. M., & Dobrocheev, O. V. Risk analysis of the social conflicts in time and space

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18. TIME: 13.30-15.00
(Chernobyl part 2 of 3). Chair: Henrietta Arkhangelskaya

Rumyantseva, G. M., Margolina, V. Y., Plyplina, D. V. Estimation of health risk for the population, affected after Chernobyl accident

Nyagu, A. I., & Loganovsky, K. N. Mental health in Chernobyl disaster survivors: Remote period medical and social risks

Chuprovskaya, N. U. Cerebrovascular pathology arisement risk in persons -- Chernobyl NPP accident survivors

Bomko, E. I. Morbidity estimation in changeable cohort of children being chronically exposed by low level doses of radiation in consequence Chernobyl accident

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18. TIME: 13.30-15.00
(Chernobyl part 3 of 3). Chair: Vladimir Tarasov

Prisyazhniuk, A., Gristshenko, V., Zakordonets, V., Fouzik, N., Slipeniuk, Ye., & Ryzhak, I. Risk of development of malignant tumors in the Ukraine after the Chernobyl accident

Bondar, A. Yu. Investigation of cytogenetic effects in group of children from evacuated area

Igumnov, S. A., Drozdovitch, V. V., & Minenko, V. F. The peculiarities of mental and behavioral disorders of the children with the thyroid oncopathology exposed as a result of the Chernobyl accident

Igumnov, S. Intellectual development and peculiarities of mental and behavioural disorders of children whose mothers were exposed to radiation on the different terms of gestation as a result of Chernobyl disaster

WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON; Session: Accidents

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18. TIME: 13.30-15.00
(Accidents part 2 of 2). Chair: Marcus Müller

Hirschberg, S., Spiekerman, G., & Dones, R. Comparative assessment of severe accident risks in the energy sector

Demin, V. F., & Hedemann-Jensen, P. Health risk analysis in post accident management and other related applications

Yelokhin, A. N., Koz1ov, E. A., Chernoplekov, A. N., & Protzenko, A. N. The scaling of emergencies in Russia

Bulatov, G., Polyakov, V., Vasilieva, M. V., & Gedgovd, K. N. Risk of RBMK-reactor catastrophes due to unsealing fuel elements

POSTERS

Lauria, L., Bastone, A., & Vollono, C. Analysing public perception and information needs about risks connected to the operation at an electric power plant in central Italy

Kalioujnaia, N. V., Kudryavtsev, G. I., & Bykov, A. A. Ecological insurance in Russia: analysis of theoretical approach and first practical experience

Carter, N., Hellbom, M., Hellman, B., Nilsson, K., & Edling, C. Environmental health risks - do politicians, experts and the general public have the same concerns?

Omeljanets, T. G., Mitko, W. S., & Ganeva, S. L. Estimation of risk of use of microorganisms producents in biotechnology

Ulleberg, P., & Rundmo, T. Perceived environmental risk and strain

Antonuk, N. The degree of mass media effects on the people ecological consciousness and technological risk perception

Bakhtizin, R. N., Burenin, V. A., Nabieb, R. R., & Pavlov, S. V. The assessment of technogenic risk as a multicriteria task of pipeline systems management

Omeljanets, N. I., Orneljanets, S. N. Summary radiating risk from Chernobyl of accident

Stepanova, E. I., Galitchanskaya, T. Y., & Sobolev, B. G. Risk perception and radiation accident. Some approaches in children irradiated prenatally health deterioration risk estimation

Bazyka, D., Beliaeva, N., Guilling, E., Chumak, A., & Karas, G. Lymphocyte receptor systems in the psychoneurologic consequences risk assessment after radiation exposure and narcomany

Igumnov, S., Shemyakina, E., & Avin, A. The longitudinal investigation of the dynamics of psychological development of children undergone to radiation exposure in utero (clinical- dosimetrical correlations)

Maximova, T. Perception of radioactive risk: Realities and phobia

Blekher, A. Ja., & Dovgusha, V. V. Radiation-hygienic conceptions analysis of handling with reactor compartments of being utilised nuclear-powered submarines

Blekher, A. Ja., Bychenkov, V. S., Dovgusha, V. V., & Raevsky, B. N. Radioactive contamination of several territories of North-West region, conditioned by enterprises of shipbuilding and ship-repair complex

Schott, H., Berg, H. P., Gürtz, R. Process in the probabilistic safety assessment for nuclear power plants

Wahlström, H., Vågsholm, I., & Lindberg, A. Estimation of the risk of introducing salmonella contaminated food to Sweden despite existing import control

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