Lecture

Risk Analysis and Management: Basics I

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Description

This lecture covers the basics of risk analysis and management in civil engineering, including deterministic and probabilistic approaches, Monte Carlo methods, uncertainties, distributions, and statistical reminders. Examples are provided on steel yield strength, stress range in wind towers, offshore wave heights, and wind speed frequency.

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