Professor Hiromitsu Kumamoto is a Professor in the Graduate School of Informatics at Kyoto University. His research interests include Human Roles in Systems, Human-Machine Systems, Intelligent Transport Systems, and System Reliability and Safety Assessment.

"There are many books available in the literature on risk and probabilistic risk assessment (PRA) but the reviewer would like to place this book among the best" (Krisnha B. Misra, International Journal of Performability Engineering, Vol. 4, (3), 2008)

• Safety Goals and Risk-informed Decision Making.- Categorization by Safety Significance.- Realization of Category Requirements.- Hazard Identification and Risk Reduction.- Probabilistic Risk Assessment: PRA.- Basic Event Quantification.- System Event Quantification.- Dependent Failure Quantification.- Human-error Quantification.

Professor Hiromitsu Kumamoto is a Professor in the Graduate School of Informatics at Kyoto University. His research interests include Human Roles in Systems, Human-Machine Systems, Intelligent Transport Systems, and System Reliability and Safety Assessment.

"There are many books available in the literature on risk and probabilistic risk assessment (PRA) but the reviewer would like to place this book among the best" (Krisnha B. Misra, International Journal of Performability Engineering, Vol. 4, (3), 2008)

• Safety Goals and Risk-informed Decision Making.- Categorization by Safety Significance.- Realization of Category Requirements.- Hazard Identification and Risk Reduction.- Probabilistic Risk Assessment: PRA.- Basic Event Quantification.- System Event Quantification.- Dependent Failure Quantification.- Human-error Quantification.

Professor Hiromitsu Kumamoto is a Professor in the Graduate School of Informatics at Kyoto University. His research interests include Human Roles in Systems, Human-Machine Systems, Intelligent Transport Systems, and System Reliability and Safety Assessment.

"There are many books available in the literature on risk and probabilistic risk assessment (PRA) but the reviewer would like to place this book among the best" (Krisnha B. Misra, International Journal of Performability Engineering, Vol. 4, (3), 2008)

• Safety Goals and Risk-informed Decision Making.- Categorization by Safety Significance.- Realization of Category Requirements.- Hazard Identification and Risk Reduction.- Probabilistic Risk Assessment: PRA.- Basic Event Quantification.- System Event Quantification.- Dependent Failure Quantification.- Human-error Quantification.