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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"collective risk"”.
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Collective risk modelling of multivariate compound events: correlation of aggregate wind and precipitation in European extratropical cyclones
… with the duration of reinsurance contracts, so risk managers can understand the relationship between the hazards that cause losses to their portfolios. The proxy aggregate severity indices are derived by tracking cyclones in reanalysis from 1980-2020. The sample correlation between these indices …
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Assessment of Multiple Third-Party Risk Models Incorporating Uncertainty Quantification and Sensitivity Analysis
This study compares three UAS third-party risk (TPR) assessment tools—Quantitative Approach and Departure Risk Assessment (QUADRA), Autonomous Planning and Replanning (AutoPRep), and the Ground Risk Assessment Service Provider (GRASP)—under controlled mission parameters, similar population …
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The Body Politics of Data
… is created through a body of individual and collective experimental artistic projects featured in the solo exhibition The Body Politics of Data at London Gallery West (2020). It includes work on maternity data and predictive products in relation to reproductive health in the UK, created in …
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The social bases of climate skepticism: Risk perception, ideology, and the creation of carbon publics
… the analysis of public opinion on climate change risk. Climate skeptic organizations embed their opposition to climate policy within an ideological framework equating environmental regulation with attacks on free markets, refusing to accept scientific authority as a legitimate form of expertise …
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Micro-Impact: Deconstructing the complex impact process of a simple microinsurance product in Indonesia
… for all community members through an intricate collective system of balanced exchanges. The corresponding “premium” is a denouncement of self-interested material asset accumulation. Next to structural reasons, it was this moral restriction that saw the businesses of the women stagnate at low and …