Decision Analytic Method

Decision Analytic Method

pertaining to or proceeding by analysis The Decision Analytic Methods are used to control environmental hazards. Following methods exist:

Bibliography

  • "The Risk Assessment of Environmental Hazards - A Textbook of Case Studies", edited by Dennis J. Paustenbach, 1989

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