Risk Analysis Tools
Risk Matrix Generator
Build a risk matrix that communicates risk without oversimplifying
SoK Assessment Tool
Explain uncertainty by visualising the Strength of Knowledge behind your risk assessment
Monte Carlo Simulator
Run a simulation to see how likely certain outcomes are
Ishikawa-diagram creator
Map causes among different categories to investigate an Incident
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ALARP is often used in HSE management. But how to actually implement it? This post covers what ALARP means, where it comes from, and how to work through it systematically. What Does ALARP Mean? ALARP stands for As Low As…
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Rethinking Risk Matrices: A Scoping Review of Probability Consequence Diagrams and Decision Framework for Diagram Selection
Two years ago, when I first started learning the academic side of risk analysis at the University of Stavanger, I discovered the gaps between academics and risk management in practice. Most of these gaps can be traced back to the…
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EuroBonus Calculator: Find the Value of Your Points
Determining the value of your Eurobonus points can be tricky. Reward programs are made to give the impression that you are receiving a lot of value, even though this is often not the case. In this post, you will find…
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Exploring Data Analysis with R on Coursera: A Personal Review
Coursera provides a low-risk, high-quality learning environment. The free trial period offers a perfect opportunity to test the waters before committing time and resources to a full program
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Finding Value in Bluntness: A Review Of “The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck”
You know those moments when someone tells you something you kind of already knew, but somehow hearing it from them makes it click differently? That’s pretty much my experience with Mark Manson’s “The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck.”…
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Thinking Fast and Slow: Where Psychology Meets Risk Management
During my Master’s in Risk Analysis, Daniel Kahneman’s “Thinking, Fast and Slow” was on the recommended reading list. I was surprised, as it is more of a ‘popular’ book than a textbook. But I was also pleased that it was…
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