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Grichards@gfnet.com at 21:26, 28 March 2024

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	"Risk assessment is the process of considering the quantitative or qualitative estimated risk of the existing dam or project, along with all other factors related to a safety decision. These factors can include the dam safety case, social/economic impacts, [[environmental]] impacts, constructability, and potential to do harm. The risk assessment is conducted to determine a recommended course of action (which may involve considering a range of options) for mitigating or accepting the risks related to a specific dam or project or with regard to a specific dam safety issue or operational concern on that project." <ref name="FEMA1025">[[Federal Guidelines for Dam Safety Risk Management (FEMA P-1025) \| Federal Guidelines for Dam Safety Risk Management (FEMA P-1025), FEMA, 2015]]</ref>		"Risk assessment is the process of considering the quantitative or qualitative estimated risk of the existing dam or project, along with all other factors related to a safety decision. These factors can include the dam safety case, social/economic impacts, [[environmental]] impacts, constructability, and potential to do harm. The risk assessment is conducted to determine a recommended course of action (which may involve considering a range of options) for mitigating or accepting the risks related to a specific dam or project or with regard to a specific dam safety issue or operational concern on that project." <ref name="FEMA1025">[[Federal Guidelines for Dam Safety Risk Management (FEMA P-1025) \| Federal Guidelines for Dam Safety Risk Management (FEMA P-1025), FEMA, 2015]]</ref>

	"Typically the risk assessment and proposed recommendations are initially developed by the [[Risk Analysis\|risk analysis]] team and then reviewed, and possibly revised, by a technically qualified and experienced team, rather than a single individual. This specialized team can discern the relative criticality, the measure of concern, and the type and degree of remedial action needed to address the issue. When there is justification to take dam safety actions, a suite of options should be identified, and the costs and potential [[benefits]] of each option should be developed and presented. The final decision to adopt any recommended dam safety actions is made by the authorized decision makers within the organization. The most obvious and direct factors that enter into the assessment are the results of a [[Risk Analysis\|risk analysis]]. These results may come in the form of quantitative/numeric results or qualitative statements that indicate the measure of concern relative to [[Public Safety\|public safety]]." <ref name="FEMA1025"/>		"Typically the risk assessment and proposed recommendations are initially developed by the [[Risk Analysis\|risk analysis]] team and then reviewed, and possibly revised, by a technically qualified and experienced team, rather than a single individual. This specialized team can discern the relative criticality, the measure of concern, and the type and degree of remedial action needed to address the issue. When there is justification to take dam safety actions, a suite of options should be identified, and the costs and potential benefits of each option should be developed and presented. The final decision to adopt any recommended dam safety actions is made by the authorized decision makers within the organization. The most obvious and direct factors that enter into the assessment are the results of a [[Risk Analysis\|risk analysis]]. These results may come in the form of quantitative/numeric results or qualitative statements that indicate the measure of concern relative to [[Public Safety\|public safety]]." <ref name="FEMA1025"/>

	"Quantitative results provide three measures related to risk. They are:		"Quantitative results provide three measures related to risk. They are:

Mpollei@gfnet.com at 20:07, 11 July 2023

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Rmanwaring at 14:46, 14 December 2022

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	"Risk assessment is the process of considering the quantitative or qualitative estimated risk of the existing dam or project, along with all other factors related to a safety decision. These factors can include the dam safety case, social/economic impacts, [[environmental]] impacts, constructability, and potential to do harm. The risk assessment is conducted to determine a recommended course of action (which may involve considering a range of options) for mitigating or accepting the risks related to a specific dam or project or with regard to a specific dam safety issue or operational concern on that project." <ref name="FEMA1025">[[Federal Guidelines for Dam Safety Risk Management (FEMA P-1025)\| Federal Guidelines for Dam Safety Risk Management (FEMA P-1025), FEMA, 2015]]</ref>		"Risk assessment is the process of considering the quantitative or qualitative estimated risk of the existing dam or project, along with all other factors related to a safety decision. These factors can include the dam safety case, social/economic impacts, [[environmental]] impacts, constructability, and potential to do harm. The risk assessment is conducted to determine a recommended course of action (which may involve considering a range of options) for mitigating or accepting the risks related to a specific dam or project or with regard to a specific dam safety issue or operational concern on that project." <ref name="FEMA1025">[[Federal Guidelines for Dam Safety Risk Management (FEMA P-1025) \| Federal Guidelines for Dam Safety Risk Management (FEMA P-1025), FEMA, 2015]]</ref>

	"Typically the risk assessment and proposed recommendations are initially developed by the [[Risk Analysis\|risk analysis]] team and then reviewed, and possibly revised, by a technically qualified and experienced team, rather than a single individual. This specialized team can discern the relative criticality, the measure of concern, and the type and degree of remedial action needed to address the issue. When there is justification to take dam safety actions, a suite of options should be identified, and the costs and potential benefits of each option should be developed and presented. The final decision to adopt any recommended dam safety actions is made by the authorized decision makers within the organization. The most obvious and direct factors that enter into the assessment are the results of a risk analysis. These results may come in the form of quantitative/numeric results or qualitative statements that indicate the measure of concern relative to [[Public Safety\|public safety]]." <ref name="FEMA1025"/>		"Typically the risk assessment and proposed recommendations are initially developed by the [[Risk Analysis\|risk analysis]] team and then reviewed, and possibly revised, by a technically qualified and experienced team, rather than a single individual. This specialized team can discern the relative criticality, the measure of concern, and the type and degree of remedial action needed to address the issue. When there is justification to take dam safety actions, a suite of options should be identified, and the costs and potential [[benefits]] of each option should be developed and presented. The final decision to adopt any recommended dam safety actions is made by the authorized decision makers within the organization. The most obvious and direct factors that enter into the assessment are the results of a risk analysis. These results may come in the form of quantitative/numeric results or qualitative statements that indicate the measure of concern relative to [[Public Safety\|public safety]]." <ref name="FEMA1025"/>

	"Quantitative results provide three measures related to risk. They are:		"Quantitative results provide three measures related to risk. They are:
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	*"Uncertainty about the results and the success of the remediation" <ref name="FEMA1025"/>		*"Uncertainty about the results and the success of the remediation" <ref name="FEMA1025"/>

	==Best Practices Resources==		<noautolinks>==Best Practices Resources==</noautolinks>
	{{Document Icon}} [[Federal Guidelines for Dam Safety Risk Management (FEMA P-1025)\|Federal Guidelines for Dam Safety Risk Management (~~Federal Emergency Management Agency~~)]]		{{Document Icon}} [[Federal Guidelines for Dam Safety Risk Management (FEMA P-1025) \| Federal Guidelines for Dam Safety Risk Management (FEMA P-1025), FEMA, 2015]]
	{{Document Icon}} [[Dam and Levee Safety: Using Risk-Informed Decision Making\|Dam and Levee Safety: Using Risk-Informed Decision Making ~~(U.S. Army Corps of Engineers)~~]]		{{Document Icon}} [[Dam and Levee Safety: Using Risk-Informed Decision Making \| Dam and Levee Safety: Using Risk-Informed Decision Making, USACE, 2012]]

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Grichards at 02:36, 9 December 2022

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	"Risk assessment is the process of considering the quantitative or qualitative estimated risk of the existing dam or project, along with all other factors related to a safety decision. These factors can include the dam safety case, social/economic impacts, [[environmental]] impacts, constructability, and potential to do harm. The risk assessment is conducted to determine a recommended course of action (which may involve considering a range of options) for mitigating or accepting the risks related to a specific dam or project or with regard to a specific dam safety issue or operational concern on that project." <ref name="FEMA1025">[[Federal Guidelines for Dam Safety Risk Management (FEMA P-1025)\| Federal Guidelines for Dam Safety Risk Management (FEMA P-1025), FEMA, 2015]]</ref>		"Risk assessment is the process of considering the quantitative or qualitative estimated risk of the existing dam or project, along with all other factors related to a safety decision. These factors can include the dam safety case, social/economic impacts, [[environmental]] impacts, constructability, and potential to do harm. The risk assessment is conducted to determine a recommended course of action (which may involve considering a range of options) for mitigating or accepting the risks related to a specific dam or project or with regard to a specific dam safety issue or operational concern on that project." <ref name="FEMA1025">[[Federal Guidelines for Dam Safety Risk Management (FEMA P-1025)\| Federal Guidelines for Dam Safety Risk Management (FEMA P-1025), FEMA, 2015]]</ref>

	"Typically the risk assessment and proposed recommendations are initially developed by the risk analysis team and then reviewed, and possibly revised, by a technically qualified and experienced team, rather than a single individual. This specialized team can discern the relative criticality, the measure of concern, and the type and degree of remedial action needed to address the issue. When there is justification to take dam safety actions, a suite of options should be identified, and the costs and potential benefits of each option should be developed and presented. The final decision to adopt any recommended dam safety actions is made by the authorized decision makers within the organization. The most obvious and direct factors that enter into the assessment are the results of a risk analysis. These results may come in the form of quantitative/numeric results or qualitative statements that indicate the measure of concern relative to public safety." <ref name="FEMA1025"/>		"Typically the risk assessment and proposed recommendations are initially developed by the [[Risk Analysis\|risk analysis]] team and then reviewed, and possibly revised, by a technically qualified and experienced team, rather than a single individual. This specialized team can discern the relative criticality, the measure of concern, and the type and degree of remedial action needed to address the issue. When there is justification to take dam safety actions, a suite of options should be identified, and the costs and potential benefits of each option should be developed and presented. The final decision to adopt any recommended dam safety actions is made by the authorized decision makers within the organization. The most obvious and direct factors that enter into the assessment are the results of a risk analysis. These results may come in the form of quantitative/numeric results or qualitative statements that indicate the measure of concern relative to [[Public Safety\|public safety]]." <ref name="FEMA1025"/>

	"Quantitative results provide three measures related to risk. They are:		"Quantitative results provide three measures related to risk. They are:
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	#"Estimated population at risk and/or life loss given failure or adverse consequence presented as the total estimated loss for a given annual probability of failure (often plotted or graphed), or the product of those two values which is called the annualized life loss		#"Estimated population at risk and/or life loss given failure or adverse consequence presented as the total estimated loss for a given annual probability of failure (often plotted or graphed), or the product of those two values which is called the annualized life loss
	#"The economic damages (e.g., downstream damages, cost to rebuild facilities, loss of operational revenue, regional social/economic damages, environmental damages, etc.). Again, these can be given or plotted as the lost economic value versus the annual probability of occurrence or as an annualized cost" <ref name="FEMA1025"/>		#"The economic damages (e.g., downstream damages, cost to rebuild facilities, loss of operational revenue, regional social/economic damages, environmental damages, etc.). Again, these can be given or plotted as the lost economic value versus the annual probability of occurrence or as an annualized cost" <ref name="FEMA1025"/>


	"However, there are many factors that may be included in a dam safety case and can be considered in the decision recommendation. They include:		"However, there are many factors that may be included in a dam safety case and can be considered in the decision recommendation. They include:

Grichards at 02:35, 9 December 2022

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	"Risk assessment is the process of ~~examining~~ the ~~safety~~ of ~~a specific structure, making specific recommendations, and recommending decisions on a given~~ dam or project ~~using risk analysis~~, ~~risk estimates, and~~ other ~~information that have the potential~~ to ~~influence the~~ decision. ~~The risks are assessed by~~ the dam ~~[[owner]] and~~, ~~if applicable~~, ~~the~~ [[~~regulator~~]], ~~owner’s engineer~~, ~~or other stakeholders~~. The assessment ~~considers all factors~~ (~~e.g., likelihood, consequences, cost, [[environmental]] impacts, etc.~~) ~~and may also use evaluation criteria established by~~ the ~~owner~~ or ~~regulator. Decisions may include additional~~ or ~~enhanced monitoring; additional investigations, evaluations or analyses; remedial actions; [[abandonment]] of the~~ dam; or ~~no additional actions~~." <ref name="FEMA1025">[[Federal Guidelines for Dam Safety Risk Management (FEMA P-1025)\| Federal Guidelines for Dam Safety Risk Management (FEMA P-1025), FEMA, 2015]]</ref>		"Risk assessment is the process of considering the quantitative or qualitative estimated risk of the existing dam or project, along with all other factors related to a safety decision. These factors can include the dam safety case, social/economic impacts, [[environmental]] impacts, constructability, and potential to do harm. The risk assessment is conducted to determine a recommended course of action (which may involve considering a range of options) for mitigating or accepting the risks related to a specific dam or project or with regard to a specific dam safety issue or operational concern on that project." <ref name="FEMA1025">[[Federal Guidelines for Dam Safety Risk Management (FEMA P-1025)\| Federal Guidelines for Dam Safety Risk Management (FEMA P-1025), FEMA, 2015]]</ref>

	=~~=Components~~ of ~~Risk Assessment==~~		"Typically the risk assessment and proposed recommendations are initially developed by the risk analysis team and then reviewed, and possibly revised, by a technically qualified and experienced team, rather than a single individual. This specialized team can discern the relative criticality, the measure of concern, and the type and degree of remedial action needed to address the issue. When there is justification to take dam safety actions, a suite of options should be identified, and the costs and potential benefits of each option should be developed and presented. The final decision to adopt any recommended dam safety actions is made by the authorized decision makers within the organization. The most obvious and direct factors that enter into the assessment are the results of a risk analysis. These results may come in the form of quantitative/numeric results or qualitative statements that indicate the measure of concern relative to public safety." <ref name="FEMA1025"/>
	* [[Life Safety, ~~Economic~~, ~~Environmental~~, and ~~Operational Risk]]~~
	* [[~~Public Involvement~~]]		"Quantitative results provide three measures related to risk. They are:
	* ~~[[Risk Acceptance~~, ~~Decision Guidelines~~, ~~Values~~, and ~~Judgement]]~~		#"Likelihood of occurrence of a failure or adverse consequence in terms of annual probability
	* ~~[[Risk Communication]]~~		#"Estimated population at risk and/or life loss given failure or adverse consequence presented as the total estimated loss for a given annual probability of failure (often plotted or graphed), or the product of those two values which is called the annualized life loss
			#"The economic damages (e.g., downstream damages, cost to rebuild facilities, loss of operational revenue, regional social/economic damages, environmental damages, etc.). Again, these can be given or plotted as the lost economic value versus the annual probability of occurrence or as an annualized cost" <ref name="FEMA1025"/>

			"However, there are many factors that may be included in a dam safety case and can be considered in the decision recommendation. They include:
			*"The risk analysis input for the dam safety case
			*"The design and [[construction]] of the dam, including defensive design features
			*"The past and future performance monitoring of the dam
			*"Environmental considerations
			*"Public perception and public input
			*"Regional, social, and economic considerations
			*"Ease, difficulty, and practicality of remediation
			*"Potential to do harm as a result of carrying out remediation
			*"Uncertainty about the results and the success of the remediation" <ref name="FEMA1025"/>

	==Best Practices Resources==		==Best Practices Resources==

Grichards at 02:09, 9 December 2022

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	[~~Paragraph here~~]		"Risk assessment is the process of examining the safety of a specific structure, making specific recommendations, and recommending decisions on a given dam or project using risk analysis, risk estimates, and other information that have the potential to influence the decision. The risks are assessed by the dam [[owner]] and, if applicable, the [[regulator]], owner’s engineer, or other stakeholders. The assessment considers all factors (e.g., likelihood, consequences, cost, [[environmental]] impacts, etc.) and may also use evaluation criteria established by the owner or regulator. Decisions may include additional or enhanced monitoring; additional investigations, evaluations or analyses; remedial actions; [[abandonment]] of the dam; or no additional actions." <ref name="FEMA1025">[[Federal Guidelines for Dam Safety Risk Management (FEMA P-1025)\| Federal Guidelines for Dam Safety Risk Management (FEMA P-1025), FEMA, 2015]]</ref>

	==Components of Risk Assessment==		==Components of Risk Assessment==

Grichards at 01:41, 18 November 2022

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Grichards at 19:23, 16 September 2022

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Rmanwaring at 16:36, 8 September 2022

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	'''Risk Communication'''		'''Risk Communication'''

	[~~Paragraph here~~]		“Communication is important in all aspects of dam safety within an organization, with the public, and with the specific owners or stakeholders of a project. However, communication about the work associated with risk is particularly important because of the fears, sentiments, perceptions, and emotions surrounding the work risk and the use of risk analysis in engineering”.<ref name="FGDSRM">[[Federal Guidelines for Dam Safety Risk Management \| Federal Guidelines for Dam Safety Risk Management, FEMA, 2015]]</ref>

			“Integrate risk communications early in the process of responding to dam safety issues. This is beneficial because by including individuals in the process and giving them the opportunity to provide input, and possibly, influence decisions, they are more likely to accept the decisions being made. Provide context for risk communications (i.e., compare with other risks). This is especially important for the public who may have trouble identifying the significance of dam safety risks”.<ref name="FGDSRM" />

			“Risk estimates are inherently uncertain, with the nature and amount of uncertainty varying from dam to dam. It is important to acknowledge the uncertainty and put it into the proper context. The following aspects of uncertainty in risk estimates and the dam safety case should be discussed: what is certain; what is likely, but not certain; what is possible, but not likely”.<ref name="FGDSRM" />

	==Examples==		==Examples==
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	{{Document Icon}}		{{Document Icon}} [[Federal Guidelines for Dam Safety Risk Management]]
	==Trainings==		==Trainings==
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	"Risk assessment is the process of considering the quantitative or qualitative estimated risk of the existing dam or project, along with all other factors related to a safety decision. These factors can include the dam safety case, social/economic impacts, [[environmental]] impacts, constructability, and potential to do harm. The risk assessment is conducted to determine a recommended course of action (which may involve considering a range of options) for mitigating or accepting the risks related to a specific dam or project or with regard to a specific dam safety issue or operational concern on that project." <ref name="FEMA1025">[[Federal Guidelines for Dam Safety Risk Management (FEMA P-1025) \| Federal Guidelines for Dam Safety Risk Management (FEMA P-1025), FEMA, 2015]]</ref>		"Risk assessment is the process of considering the quantitative or qualitative estimated risk of the existing dam or project, along with all other factors related to a safety decision. These factors can include the dam safety case, social/economic impacts, [[environmental]] impacts, constructability, and potential to do harm. The risk assessment is conducted to determine a recommended course of action (which may involve considering a range of options) for mitigating or accepting the risks related to a specific dam or project or with regard to a specific dam safety issue or operational concern on that project." <ref name="FEMA1025">[[Federal Guidelines for Dam Safety Risk Management (FEMA P-1025) \| Federal Guidelines for Dam Safety Risk Management (FEMA P-1025), FEMA, 2015]]</ref>

	"Typically the risk assessment and proposed recommendations are initially developed by the [[Risk Analysis\|risk analysis]] team and then reviewed, and possibly revised, by a technically qualified and experienced team, rather than a single individual. This specialized team can discern the relative criticality, the measure of concern, and the type and degree of remedial action needed to address the issue. When there is justification to take dam safety actions, a suite of options should be identified, and the costs and potential [[benefits]] of each option should be developed and presented. The final decision to adopt any recommended dam safety actions is made by the authorized decision makers within the organization. The most obvious and direct factors that enter into the assessment are the results of a risk analysis. These results may come in the form of quantitative/numeric results or qualitative statements that indicate the measure of concern relative to [[Public Safety\|public safety]]." <ref name="FEMA1025"/>		"Typically the risk assessment and proposed recommendations are initially developed by the [[Risk Analysis\|risk analysis]] team and then reviewed, and possibly revised, by a technically qualified and experienced team, rather than a single individual. This specialized team can discern the relative criticality, the measure of concern, and the type and degree of remedial action needed to address the issue. When there is justification to take dam safety actions, a suite of options should be identified, and the costs and potential [[benefits]] of each option should be developed and presented. The final decision to adopt any recommended dam safety actions is made by the authorized decision makers within the organization. The most obvious and direct factors that enter into the assessment are the results of a [[Risk Analysis\|risk analysis]]. These results may come in the form of quantitative/numeric results or qualitative statements that indicate the measure of concern relative to [[Public Safety\|public safety]]." <ref name="FEMA1025"/>

	"Quantitative results provide three measures related to risk. They are:		"Quantitative results provide three measures related to risk. They are:
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	"However, there are many factors that may be included in a dam safety case and can be considered in the decision recommendation. They include:		"However, there are many factors that may be included in a dam safety case and can be considered in the decision recommendation. They include:
	*"The risk analysis input for the dam safety case		*"The [[Risk Analysis\|risk analysis]] input for the dam safety case
	*"The design and [[construction]] of the dam, including defensive design features		*"The design and [[construction]] of the dam, including defensive design features
	*"The past and future performance monitoring of the dam		*"The past and future performance monitoring of the dam
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	<noautolinks>==Best Practices Resources==</noautolinks>		<noautolinks>==Best Practices Resources==</noautolinks>
	{{Document Icon}} [[Federal Guidelines for Dam Safety Risk Management (FEMA P-1025) \| Federal Guidelines for Dam Safety Risk Management (FEMA P-1025), FEMA~~, 2015~~]]		{{Document Icon}} [[Federal Guidelines for Dam Safety Risk Management (FEMA P-1025) \| Federal Guidelines for Dam Safety Risk Management (FEMA P-1025), FEMA]]
	{{Document Icon}} [[Dam and Levee Safety: Using Risk-Informed Decision Making \| Dam and Levee Safety: Using Risk-Informed Decision Making, USACE~~, 2012~~]]		{{Document Icon}} [[Dam and Levee Safety: Using Risk-Informed Decision Making \| Dam and Levee Safety: Using Risk-Informed Decision Making, USACE]]

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