Physical environment, man‐made pollution, nutrition and their mutual interactions can be
major causes of human diseases. These disease determinants have distinct spatial …

An elementary step towards a quantitative assessment of the risks of new compounds or
pollutants (chemicals, materials) to the environment is to estimate their environmental …

Humans are exposed to multiple chemicals on a daily basis instead of to just a single
chemical, yet the majority of existing toxicity data comes from single-chemical exposure …

Blasting outcomes have significant impacts on downstream mining operations such as
loading, hauling, crushing, milling, and mineral processing. An ideal blasting plan can result …

The classical models of risk assessment and the forecasting tools of business revenue
typically contain unknown parameters with a range of empirical values that are insufficient …

This paper is concerned with the spatiotemporal map** of monthly 8-h average ozone
(O3) concentrations over California during a 15-years period. The basic methodology of our …

Background Long-term human exposure to ambient pollutants can be an important
contributing or etiologic factor of many chronic diseases. Spatiotemporal estimation …

Purpose–The purpose of this paper is to propose a conceptualization of supply chain vs
supply chain competition using the ecological niche approach. It suggests a probabilistic …

This paper presents a systemic Bayesian network (BN) based approach for dynamic risk
analysis of adjacent buildings in tunneling environments, consisting of risk/hazard …

Abstract The US Environmental Protection Agency's short-range atmospheric dispersion
model (AERMOD 12345) is a good candidate for radiological dose calculations to the …