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ORCIDReliability Engineering & System Safety, Volume 179
Volume 179, November 2018
- Refik Soyer, Süleyman Özekici:
Editorial: Games and decisions in reliability and risk. 1-2 - Peter A. Thwaites
, Jim Q. Smith:
A graphical method for simplifying Bayesian games. 3-11 - Xiaojun Shan, Jun Zhuang:
Modeling cumulative defensive resource allocation against a strategic attacker in a multi-period multi-target sequential game. 12-26 - Eduardo Quijano, David Ríos Insua, Javier Cano-Montero:
Critical networked infrastructure protection from adversaries. 27-36 - Jacob G. Monroe, Elizabeth Ramsey, Emily Berglund:
Allocating countermeasures to defend water distribution systems against terrorist attack. 37-51 - Tahir Ekin:
Integrated maintenance and production planning with endogenous uncertain yield. 52-61 - Jing Zhang, Jun Zhuang, Brandon Behlendorf:
Stochastic shortest path network interdiction with a case study of Arizona-Mexico border. 62-73 - David Ríos Insua, César Alfaro, Javier Gomez, Pablo Hernández-Coronado, Francisco Bernal:
A framework for risk management decisions in aviation safety at state level. 74-82 - Simone Hermann, Katja Ickstadt, Christine H. Müller:
Bayesian prediction for a jump diffusion process - With application to crack growth in fatigue experiments. 83-96 - Sajid Ali, Antonio Pievatolo:
Time and magnitude monitoring based on the renewal reward process. 97-107
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