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Summary

Main sources of uncertainty in fire safety engineering calculations. Based on Notarianni (2002), pp. 5-41–5-46, and Nowlen et al. (2005b), pp. 15-3 and U-2–U-3.

Original illustration for Uncertainty analysis, level 4 Expert.

  • Source basis: Notarianni (2002), pp. 5-41 (sources), 5-42 (aleatory and epistemic), 5-45 (five groups of scientific uncertainty), 5-45–5-46 (human behaviour, values); Nowlen et al. (2005b), pp. 15-3 (modelling and data uncertainties) and U-2–U-3 (aleatory and epistemic)
  • Alt text: Tree diagram: uncertainty splits into scientific, human behaviour and values; scientific splits into five groups; each is aleatory or epistemic.

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