DISAST-CIR: Disastrous incidents systematic analysis through components, interactions and results: application to a large-scale train accident.
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Y. Bar-dayan | A. Blumenfeld | A. Leiba | A. Goldberg | D. Schwartz | Y. Levi | Talor Eran | D. Laor | Gali Weiss | Eilon Zalzman | I. Ashkenazi
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