De Mare, G.
Gianluigi De Mare is Associate Professor of Appraisal in the Civil Engineering Department and Director of PEL (pel.unisa.it) at the University of Salerno in Italy. He also serves as a scientific consultant on the assessment of building sites, infrastructure and industrial real estate, as well as for the Court of Appeal on appraisal controversies. Additionally, he consults on the economic evaluation of civil and industrial plants for the Public Administration and Productive Consortium.
Upgrade the ALARP model as a holistic approach to project risk and decision management: A case stud
A previous article<sup>1</sup> outlined the extended approach of the ALARP (as low as reasonably practicable) approach to the direction of the lifecycle project risk management and decision-making process.
Upgrade the ALARP model as a holistic approach to project risk and decision management
The ALARP (as low as reasonably practicable) model was developed by the UK Health and Safety Executive to establish and justify risk acceptability limits.
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