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Identifying uncertainty in environmental risk assessments: the development of a novel typology and Its implications for risk characterisation

Skinner, Daniel J. C.; Rocks, Sophie A.; Pollard, Simon J. T.; Drew, Gillian H. (Taylor & Francis, 2014-12-31)

Environmental risk analysts need to draw from a clear typology of uncertainties when qualifying risk estimates and/or significance statements about risk. However, categorisations of uncertainty within existing typologies ...
A novel approach for indentifying uncertainties within environmental risk assessments

Skinner, Daniel J. C. (Cranfield University, 2012-10)

Uncertainties can manifest within the different aspects of environmental risk assessments, affecting the validity of the risk estimate and, in turn, weakening the basis for risk management actions. This research investigated ...
A review of uncertainty in environmental risk: characterising potential natures, locations and levels

Skinner, Daniel J. C.; Rocks, Sophie A.; Pollard, Simon J. T. (Taylor and Francis, 2013-06-10)

Uncertainties, whether due to randomness or human or system errors, are inherent within any decision process. In order to improve the clarity and robustness of risk estimates and risk characterisations, environmental risk ...
Where do uncertainties reside within environmental risk assessments? Expert opinion on uncertainty distributions for pesticide risks to surface water organisms

Skinner, Daniel J. C.; Rocks, Sophie A.; Pollard, Simon J. T. (Elsevier, 2016-08-01)

A reliable characterisation of uncertainties can aid uncertainty identification during environmental risk assessments (ERAs). However, typologies can be implemented inconsistently, causing uncertainties to go unidentified. ...
Where do uncertainties reside within environmental risk assessments? Testing UnISERA, a guide for uncertainty assessment

Skinner, Daniel J. C.; Rocks, Sophie A.; Pollard, Simon J. T. (Elsevier, 2017-03-08)

A means for identifying and prioritising the treatment of uncertainty (UnISERA) in environmental risk assessments (ERAs) is tested, using three risk domains where ERA is an established requirement and one in which ERA ...

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