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A Modeling of Human Reliability Analysis on Dam Failure Caused by Extreme Weather

Huiwen Wang    
Dandan Li    
Taozhen Sheng    
Jinbao Sheng    
Peiran Jing and Dawei Zhang    

Resumen

The results of the paper can help to conduct a more scientific dam risk analysis, identify human errors in dam collapse accidents, and improve risk management in a targeted manner.

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