Agile approaches for transitioning to quantitative risk assessment modeling—Part 2

K. Spencer, Dynamic Risk Assessment Inc.
D. Williams, Dynamic Risk, Calgary

Part 1 of this article appeared in the August issue. Pipeline operators are increasingly transitioning their pipeline risk assessment approaches to more objective, quantitative risk models that provide for improved decision-making, better ability to manage risk levels to acceptability targets and, ultimately, support their integrity programs to eliminate high-impact events. Many operators have existing relative index-based risk ranking models that, although characterized as “qualitative” in terms of the risk output, utilize a significant amount of data that could also support a more quantitative expression of risk.   Industry trending in pipeline risk modeling also indicates regulato

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