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Revisiting Our 1991 Paper on Fire Risk Assessment

The authors revisit their 1991 Bigglestone Award winning Fire Technology paper “Fire Risk Analysis: General Conceptual Framework for Describing Models” and comment on what has changed, what has evolved, and what has remained the same in our understanding of good practice in the conduct of fire risk analysis. Also, the authors refer to the present issues and the future prospects in this regard.

Ai Sekizawa | John R. Hall

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