Per Hokstad is senior research scientist at SINTEF Safety Research, and has thorough experience in research and projects on reliability and risk analyses; e.g. in transportation, oil/gas and water supply. Until 1985 he was Assistant/Associate Professor at NTH in probability, statistics and reliability, and he was also Adjunct Professor in risk at NTNU 1990-2000.Ingrid B. Utne is a Professor of marine operation and maintenance at Department of Marine Technology, NTNU. She has a PhD in safety and reliability, and she has worked on several research and industrial projects on risk analysis and maintenance management in shipping, oil/gas, and fisheries and aquaculture.Jørn Vatn is a Professor in maintenance optimization at Department of Production and Quality Engineering, NTNU. He covers the field of risk analysis, reliability analysis and maintenance optimization. Application areas are transportation, offshore oil & gas, offshore wind energy and utility services.

• 1.A brief overview of some methods and approaches for investigating interdependencies in critical infrastructures.- 2.Defining Concepts and Categorizing Interdependencies.- 3.Risk and Vulnerability Analysis of Critical Infrastructures.-4.Interdependency Modeling in Risk Analysis.- 5.Modelling, Simulation and Vulnerability Analysis of Interdependent Technical Infrastructures.- 6.Vulnerability Analyses of Interdependent Technical Infrastructures.- 7.Risk Analysis of Electricity Supply.- 8.Risk of Electricity Supply Interruptions.- 9.Integrated Urban Water System.- 10. Information and Communication Technology (ICT) – Enabling and Challenging Critical Infrastructure.- 11.Risk Based Design of Maritime Transport Systems.- 12.Risk of Supply Breaches in Maritime LNG Transport.- 13.Risk Management of Interconnected Infrastructures: An Empirical Study of Joint Stress Conditions.- 14.Organizational Challenges Regarding Risk Management in Critical Infrastructures.- Appendix A. Hierarchy of Hazardous Events.- Appendix B. Societal Critical Functions (SCF) and the Risk Analysis.- Appendix C. Risk Analysis Methods

Per Hokstad is senior research scientist at SINTEF Safety Research, and has thorough experience in research and projects on reliability and risk analyses; e.g. in transportation, oil/gas and water supply. Until 1985 he was Assistant/Associate Professor at NTH in probability, statistics and reliability, and he was also Adjunct Professor in risk at NTNU 1990-2000.Ingrid B. Utne is a Professor of marine operation and maintenance at Department of Marine Technology, NTNU. She has a PhD in safety and reliability, and she has worked on several research and industrial projects on risk analysis and maintenance management in shipping, oil/gas, and fisheries and aquaculture.Jørn Vatn is a Professor in maintenance optimization at Department of Production and Quality Engineering, NTNU. He covers the field of risk analysis, reliability analysis and maintenance optimization. Application areas are transportation, offshore oil & gas, offshore wind energy and utility services.

• 1.A brief overview of some methods and approaches for investigating interdependencies in critical infrastructures.- 2.Defining Concepts and Categorizing Interdependencies.- 3.Risk and Vulnerability Analysis of Critical Infrastructures.-4.Interdependency Modeling in Risk Analysis.- 5.Modelling, Simulation and Vulnerability Analysis of Interdependent Technical Infrastructures.- 6.Vulnerability Analyses of Interdependent Technical Infrastructures.- 7.Risk Analysis of Electricity Supply.- 8.Risk of Electricity Supply Interruptions.- 9.Integrated Urban Water System.- 10. Information and Communication Technology (ICT) – Enabling and Challenging Critical Infrastructure.- 11.Risk Based Design of Maritime Transport Systems.- 12.Risk of Supply Breaches in Maritime LNG Transport.- 13.Risk Management of Interconnected Infrastructures: An Empirical Study of Joint Stress Conditions.- 14.Organizational Challenges Regarding Risk Management in Critical Infrastructures.- Appendix A. Hierarchy of Hazardous Events.- Appendix B. Societal Critical Functions (SCF) and the Risk Analysis.- Appendix C. Risk Analysis Methods

Per Hokstad is senior research scientist at SINTEF Safety Research, and has thorough experience in research and projects on reliability and risk analyses; e.g. in transportation, oil/gas and water supply. Until 1985 he was Assistant/Associate Professor at NTH in probability, statistics and reliability, and he was also Adjunct Professor in risk at NTNU 1990-2000.Ingrid B. Utne is a Professor of marine operation and maintenance at Department of Marine Technology, NTNU. She has a PhD in safety and reliability, and she has worked on several research and industrial projects on risk analysis and maintenance management in shipping, oil/gas, and fisheries and aquaculture.Jørn Vatn is a Professor in maintenance optimization at Department of Production and Quality Engineering, NTNU. He covers the field of risk analysis, reliability analysis and maintenance optimization. Application areas are transportation, offshore oil & gas, offshore wind energy and utility services.

• 1.A brief overview of some methods and approaches for investigating interdependencies in critical infrastructures.- 2.Defining Concepts and Categorizing Interdependencies.- 3.Risk and Vulnerability Analysis of Critical Infrastructures.-4.Interdependency Modeling in Risk Analysis.- 5.Modelling, Simulation and Vulnerability Analysis of Interdependent Technical Infrastructures.- 6.Vulnerability Analyses of Interdependent Technical Infrastructures.- 7.Risk Analysis of Electricity Supply.- 8.Risk of Electricity Supply Interruptions.- 9.Integrated Urban Water System.- 10. Information and Communication Technology (ICT) – Enabling and Challenging Critical Infrastructure.- 11.Risk Based Design of Maritime Transport Systems.- 12.Risk of Supply Breaches in Maritime LNG Transport.- 13.Risk Management of Interconnected Infrastructures: An Empirical Study of Joint Stress Conditions.- 14.Organizational Challenges Regarding Risk Management in Critical Infrastructures.- Appendix A. Hierarchy of Hazardous Events.- Appendix B. Societal Critical Functions (SCF) and the Risk Analysis.- Appendix C. Risk Analysis Methods