Retrospective on the risk matrix, part 1

Retrospective on the risk matrix, part 1

A review of historic mathematical, risk, and engineering science information was conducted to find the roots of the risk matrix. The objective was to locate and evaluate information surrounding its use. A three‐tiered (low, medium, high) system is historical, if not biologically programmed into huma...

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