Lecture

Risk Diagnostic and Analysis: What-If Method

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Description

This lecture covers risk diagnostic and analysis methods, focusing on the 'What-If' analysis, fault tree analysis, and event tree analysis. It explains how these methods help in identifying potential risks, analyzing consequences, and proposing mitigation measures based on deductive and inductive approaches.

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