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F Event Sequence Diagram Method and Risk ScenarioDevelopment
Pages 199-202

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... These scenarios provide the context within which the events and their causes are evaluated as potential hazards or sources of risk. In event sequence diagramming, a set of graphical symbols is used to describe the various elements of a scenario.
From page 200...
... An event sequence diagram, therefore, is a visual representation of a set of possible risk scenarios originating from an initiating event. Each scenario consists of a unique sequence of occurrences and nonoccurrences of pivotal events (Point B or C in Figure F-1)
From page 201...
... Historically, event sequence diagramming has been loosely defined and has been used in a variety of industries for different purposes. It has been used in probabilistic risk analyses by the nuclear power industry to develop and document the basis for risk scenarios, as well as to communicate risk assessment results and models to designers, operators, analysts, and regulators.
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... Developing scenarios that can be analyzed efficiently requires good engineering knowledge, extensive experience in systems operation, and familiarity with modeling. Figure F-4 characterizes the main aspects of marine scenarios.


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